Civ2 PBEM Diplomacy

[yaroslav]

The screenshots

Suggestions are easier to do when you see a program running. I'm working on my first alpha version, so I will post here the sreenshots

The look and fell of the utility is ugly, I'm sorry. I take these screenshots on a PC, in a MAC the utility will look very different (like a typical MAC application).


First, the wellcome screen:

[yaroslav]

Apoly doesn't allow big images, so I reduce them So, they look even worse. Sorry again.

After you press, you must load the .NET save file:

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After you load the file, you must select your civ. The leaders' name of human civs appear on screen...

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You have three options.


A) Set/Change your password
B) Make Barter (Make a offer to another human civ)
C) See Barter (See a offer from other human civ)

[yaroslav]

You need a password in order to do offers!

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So, you enter your password...

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You select to who rival you want do the offer...

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Here you enter your offer: gold, tech and teatries (to implement).

This is the 'state of the art' of the application. Suggestion wellcomed

[klesh]

What about the ability to trade units between civs/ gift units? Is this a possible addition?

-FMK.

[Henrik]

Re: MAC users feedback

Originally posted by yaroslav
Do you use ANSI or ASCII characters?

ASCII

Originally posted by yaroslav
What are the line-jump character on your system?

MAC OS 9 (which is what I have) and earlier: Carriage Return (ASCII 13 / x0D)
MAC OS X: New Line (ASCII 10 / x15)
Windows: Carriage Return+New Line (ASCII 13+10 / x0D15), right?

[Henrik]

Those screenshots looks excelent btw.

(My other reply is on the previous page)

[jasev]

Congrats, Yaros, it looks a great job.

[Kramsib]

Very good work Yaros.

[yaroslav]

This nigth I expect to post the first beta

[yaroslav]

Re: Re: MAC users feedback

Originally posted by Henrik


ASCII



MAC OS 9 (which is what I have) and earlier: Carriage Return (ASCII 13 / x0D)
MAC OS X: New Line (ASCII 10 / x15)
Windows: Carriage Return+New Line (ASCII 13+10 / x0D15), right?

Yes, the Windows info is Ok. I expect that my code doesn't need to use so machine-dependant codes, but is very useful for me to have it!

Thank you, Hendrik