Just checking in, been doing other things lately (some to be announced, some of no particular public interest).
With exception to a Modern Bomber error, I don't know of any other errors.
As only some people seem to be having the problems, and they seem to be doing it the same way as everyone else, I am left with one simple conclusion: It's Civ3's fault.
All of the "problems", at least in game-breaking terms (crashes), are seemingly of no fault of the LWC Mod itself, but entirely with the embarassing rigidity of the Civ3 rule handling system, which is anethma to good program design. It certainly rules out anything good to say about the design or implementation of that particular system of the game.
I've been considerably less interested lately, both with the lack of any increased leeway in effecting the game, and the seeming increase of bugs, instability, and decrease in playability.
Civ3 is increasingly a sink-hole for effort, and one I don't plan on investing Too much further time into.
But, I will still continue to make minor alterations, fixes as possible, and updates for patches for the near-future.
I have some other projects, and as mentioned I'll announce it as soon as I've decided on anything.
The reason korn's mod has less problems is simply because it does less, and as such doesn't trigger as many reactions from Civ3.
As for fixing bugs, any current bugs (save the bug where the game crashes if you do a bombing mission with a modern bomber) should be gotten right up to in the game and saved.
Then compress the save with your choice of programs (I can take Ace, Rar, Zip, Tar, Gz, basically whatever you want), then send the file to
aemuli@yahoo.com and I'll take a look at it first chance I get.
Be sure to tell me what I should do in the game to replicate your problem, such as push End Turn, do something to a certain unit, etc.
For now I prefer non-graphics bugs, 'cause I know of most grahpical problems but have absolutely No idea where in all hell they're coming from.
This is why hard-coding and making so many assumptions as to what data will be encountered is the work of the devil, and don't you forget it.
ERP5 is still available from the link in the first post, so you can still get it there if you're having any problems that you weren't having in ERP5.
There is a bit of wisdom I heard about Microsoft's Excel team. They're motto is/was, "Locate dependencys, then illiminate them."
If nothing else, I have learned absolutely positively why this is so very, very true.
In Defense of Not-Invented-Here Syndrome
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000007.html
The man speaks truth.
Word.
But not neccessarily Microsoft Word.
