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Say, would anyone like to port this to ToT for me?
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Nope, not yet.
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If no one more capable is available, I'll read up on how to do it and give it a shot on Sunday. Kinda busy until then.
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I can give it a shot this weekend. I've worked on the converter before.
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@Harry:
If you can give me a link to the latest version of Romamini...
I'll give the conversion a shot...
Keep in mind some text/GFX files will have to be tweaked,
as Scotto's convertor does not completely make a perfect
overall ToT version - But close enough!
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Right up the page beta1.5 is the newest version. I've been working on sounds lately so the latest posted version is the newest. Thanks Curt
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Ok, I converted the scenario, but the graphics are bunk. Not to worry since I have to covert to ToT colors anyways.Comment
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Bunk gfx is an immediate disappointment, but in the long run you're right to revamp.Comment
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It'll be good to revamp the graphics. The landscape will look even better when I can used Catfish tiles in their full spectrum. Same goes for the units and cities.
I should be done with the update tonight and then I can move on to making sure the other files work correctly.Comment
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Alright, what is the pixel in ToT that defines city name color, city number square color, and unit health bar color?Comment
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Well apparently the AI is a bit smarter in this one. Didn't know Syracuse could be invaded that fast...Comment
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The two with white arrows next to them. Top is for letters, bottom is for size box. The latter gets shaded for the unit key. I just colored the pixel between the determining pixels to the unit key color for my own reference. Am I clear as mud?
Glad you're already up and running. ToT's AI can be aggressive, but there's a random element in it. The first turn of El Aurens can end up with the Sanussis capturing 1,2,3, or 4 undefended cities, even though the set up is identical each time.Comment
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Very clear, thank you very much.Originally posted by Boco
The two with white arrows next to them. Top is for letters, bottom is for size box. The latter gets shaded for the unit key. I just colored the pixel between the determining pixels to the unit key color for my own reference. Am I clear as mud?
Glad you're already up and running. ToT's AI can be aggressive, but there's a random element in it. The first turn of El Aurens can end up with the Sanussis capturing 1,2,3, or 4 undefended cities, even though the set up is identical each time. I'm still revamping the graphics, but I thought I'd give it a run and see how things turn out. Damn Germans are a pain too.
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Ok, problem. The top row is not effecting my city name color. I've got this dark blue color right now and the top bar is completely white.Comment
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