matthewv said:Here is an intresting solution to do get some temporary unit graphics besides just reskining existing models: link
It is a way of using 2D images of the unit displayed on a 3D plane so that it can be used in Civ 4.
(1 Exam done, 5 left)
woodelf said:Belizan - what files or info do you need to help me make civs only found one religion max?
Belizan said:Uh, thought we went over this. You need to make the religions in XML, just like you were adding religions ordinarily, only put the entry in the tech list for founding them
Then, make me a list of which techs you want to have found which religions.
Re: Free Colonists, I can do that easily, you just have to tell me the rules you want it to follow.
Belizan said:I haven't had a chance to work on the mod yesterday or today, as it turned out, but, if you can get me that tech and unit list, I think I'll just go in and put all the buildings and unit effects for the duplicates in myself.
As Richard Grieco once said in the movie Tomcat... "Cats can swim.. they just don't like to."
woodelf said:I figured it was easier to ask again then to look back through the posts.
They are in XML now, but I don't have the info on me (plus you should be heading to bed while I'm just getting up!).
I'd like to see what happens when you get a free colonist at turn 25 and maybe turn 75. Might speed the game up some.
woodelf said:I wouldn't hold my breath on that flowchart. The excel sheet I uploaded is as close as I can get right now. It's on my to-do list, but I'm having fun with GalCiv2 and adding more units and stuff to the mod.
woodelf said:Well, if you're going to grumble then I'll have to see what I can do tonight!
My wife is teaching a class so I should have some time. So you need a flowchart showing the techs like the F6 screen? And you need to see what buildings/units come which each tech?
Cool on the Colonists! Thanks.
woodelf said:Cool, I guess....
Can you answer the above post bub?
woodelf said:Just to be certain.....The flowchart will show the techs, their prereqs, and where they're headed. Do you want the units and buildings typed into the little boxes or jotted down somewhere separately? And I'll throw the religions onto this chart most likely. Do you need civics too for any reason?
Belizan said:Well, it's a little hard to explain simply, but.. Python is very white space sensitive. Different editors display white space differently (tabs and spaces and such). So.. when I get python file I'm going to tweak extensively, I wind up redoing the white space for the file. Usually this is straight forward and smooth, because the file already ran. With the TechChooser though, I had to redo a lot of it, because it came out jumbled. Maybe it was wrong in the first place. Maybe my attempts to justify it munged it somehow. Can't say. Once I fixed the spacing, the bugs were gone. So... I think I solved it? Seems to work anyway. Of course, I missed Matt's code that removed duplicates, so I wrote a whole new set of helper functions to do it, and then.. found.. that... they weren't necessary. Although, my new functions are better then the old ones (faster, smaller, more flexible). Owing largely to the fact that Matt cut and paste some code I use elsewhere, which is probably not as well structured as it could be. :/.