Skajaquada
Crazy Engineer
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- Mar 4, 2007
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I'm still working on getting the Civ-icons to show for the computer-players. I've found there are references to CIV_COLOR_ATLAS in HallOfFame.lua, IconSupport.lua, UniqueBonuses.lua and VoteResultsPopup.lua.
I've tried simply replacing those references with my new icon-atlas but it doesn't seem to do anything loading the files every which way. The main thing I could gather from the files are that they mostly make a check if "civ" something is set, then use civ.IconAlas, otherwise just use that string "CIV_COLOR_ATLAS".
The strangest, and this I really could use some help with, is that the Hall Of Fame-window seem to always show the correct civ-icons even when the HallOfFame.lua file or any other file that I previously mentioned aren't even part of the project. It then really seem like HallOfFame.lua is the only file loading the icon-atlas "correct". Going through it it makes calls to IconHookup and IconLookup in IconSupport.lua.
The obvious test, printing "atlas" in those two functions gave the following result:
The LEGENDS-part is my own icon-atlas like the one in Kael's guide... Obviously the Hall Of Fame could get it's icons in another way because it's not restricted to active players. Not sure how that helps me.
Other than that I've gone through files like DiploList.lua and checked that it calls functions from the IconSupport.lua so my hope is really to retrieve some "fix" from HallOfFame.lua and use it there...
One thing I'm starting to suspect is that it's not those with references to CIV_COLOR_ATLAS that are the problem but those calls to the functions in IconSupport.lua that send in faulty icon-atlases. I'm saying this because other lists that show the wrong civ-icons like the Victory-screen (VictoryProgress.lua) only makes calls to those functions in IconSupport.lua and doesn't try to use CIV_COLOR_ATLAS. Hopefully then additional checks and actions in the IconSupport.lua can fix this mess.
Any thoughts? This is the progress I've made tonight. I checked some Civ-mods in the Civ-pack forum and none seem to address this problem, so we're all pretending it isn't there?
SOLVED: Darn same DefaultPlayerColor for lots of civilizations gave this error...
I've tried simply replacing those references with my new icon-atlas but it doesn't seem to do anything loading the files every which way. The main thing I could gather from the files are that they mostly make a check if "civ" something is set, then use civ.IconAlas, otherwise just use that string "CIV_COLOR_ATLAS".
The strangest, and this I really could use some help with, is that the Hall Of Fame-window seem to always show the correct civ-icons even when the HallOfFame.lua file or any other file that I previously mentioned aren't even part of the project. It then really seem like HallOfFame.lua is the only file loading the icon-atlas "correct". Going through it it makes calls to IconHookup and IconLookup in IconSupport.lua.
The obvious test, printing "atlas" in those two functions gave the following result:
Spoiler :
The LEGENDS-part is my own icon-atlas like the one in Kael's guide... Obviously the Hall Of Fame could get it's icons in another way because it's not restricted to active players. Not sure how that helps me.
Other than that I've gone through files like DiploList.lua and checked that it calls functions from the IconSupport.lua so my hope is really to retrieve some "fix" from HallOfFame.lua and use it there...
One thing I'm starting to suspect is that it's not those with references to CIV_COLOR_ATLAS that are the problem but those calls to the functions in IconSupport.lua that send in faulty icon-atlases. I'm saying this because other lists that show the wrong civ-icons like the Victory-screen (VictoryProgress.lua) only makes calls to those functions in IconSupport.lua and doesn't try to use CIV_COLOR_ATLAS. Hopefully then additional checks and actions in the IconSupport.lua can fix this mess.
Any thoughts? This is the progress I've made tonight. I checked some Civ-mods in the Civ-pack forum and none seem to address this problem, so we're all pretending it isn't there?
SOLVED: Darn same DefaultPlayerColor for lots of civilizations gave this error...
