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Originally posted by vovansim
Another bug that appears in demo 7.2.1, which I think wasn't there in demo 7.1, but I am not sure about demo 7.2.0, is when you select the Carthago delenda est scenario, it says image not found twice, and then whatever you do with the window, it prints out a bunch of debug information in the command prompt. Maybe find which images are missing, and put them there? Or at least turn off the debug switch to make the rest of the game a little faster?Project Lead for The Clash of Civilizations
A Unique civ-like game that will feature low micromanagement, great AI, and a Detailed Government model including internal power struggles. Demo 8 available Now! (go to D8 thread at top of forum).
Check it out at the Clash Web Site and Forum right here at Apolyton!
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Originally posted by Mark_Everson
Hi Vovan, you must be missing some images, because I don't have that problem. Please ID what the images are, and look in the bridge zip I sent yesterday to see if they are there and you just didn't get them in the right place. I can send you the images you need, or the whole package of images again if necessary.
Meanwhile, I am wondering: does anybody else have that problem?
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Well, it might be the microsoft version that is causing the problem, but I am sure there are other people out there who tried to play the game with it, and they probably would have complained.
Now, the fact that you got an error message when trying to update it, is what bothers me. It might mean that there is some corruption there. Which could lead to all kinds of strange behavior in the game. Try to reinstall it and see if that does any good.
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Hi Vovan, you must be missing some images, because I don't have that problem. Please ID what the images are, and look in the bridge zip I sent yesterday to see if they are there and you just didn't get them in the right place. I can send you the images you need, or the whole package of images again if necessary.
I think its the microsoft version of JVM and it has issues
I'm developing with suns 1.4 .
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Another bug that appears in demo 7.2.1, which I think wasn't there in demo 7.1, but I am not sure about demo 7.2.0, is when you select the Carthago delenda est scenario, it says image not found twice, and then whatever you do with the window, it prints out a bunch of debug information in the command prompt. Maybe find which images are missing, and put them there? Or at least turn off the debug switch to make the rest of the game a little faster?Clash of Civilization team member
(a civ-like game whose goal is low micromanagement and good AI)
web site http://clash.apolyton.net/frame/index.shtml and forum here on apolyton)
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Jeremy, glad it worked out! Please let us know what you think, both good and bad, when you have played it a bit!
On the "services" image. . . I have no idea. There is no file of name services.* anywhere in my clash directory. Presumably some other file is then out of date. Images.xml was my first guess, but it calls for no file like that, at least my version doesn't!
If anyone can give me more hints, I'll do whatever is needed. Should I zip up everything I have right now and send it?Project Lead for The Clash of Civilizations
A Unique civ-like game that will feature low micromanagement, great AI, and a Detailed Government model including internal power struggles. Demo 8 available Now! (go to D8 thread at top of forum).
Check it out at the Clash Web Site and Forum right here at Apolyton!
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The services stuff happens because of a Feature object (in game/events/features). I don't know what it is used for nor where it comes from, which is why I limited myself to the trace. I think the Feature is called service too (but it is named after the image is attached to it).
I think features are the things like the horse in Dawn.
I can't see why there would be one in Delenda unless the map showed something wrong in it.
The parser somehow calls that but I cannot figure what file it reads that info from. delenda probably.
May be linked to MapFile.setEconomicSiteFeature? It has a f.setImage(sectorName) which smells like it could be the cause of the problem. It is a bit late for me to debug. Mark, do you think it could be that?Clash of Civilization team member
(a civ-like game whose goal is low micromanagement and good AI)
web site http://clash.apolyton.net/frame/index.shtml and forum here on apolyton)
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Originally posted by LDiCesare May be linked to MapFile.setEconomicSiteFeature? It has a f.setImage(sectorName) which smells like it could be the cause of the problem. It is a bit late for me to debug. Mark, do you think it could be that?
Reading scenario Carthago delenda est (delenda)
Setting economic site feature to: gold mine
Setting economic site feature to: services
Trying to open image: services
Image not found : services for feature null
Setting economic site feature to: cloth
Setting economic site feature to: tin mine
Setting economic site feature to: cloth
Setting economic site feature to: tin mine
Setting economic site feature to: gold mine
Setting economic site feature to: services
Trying to open image: services
Image not found : services for feature null
As you can see, it can find all the images for gold mine, cloth, and such. The only thing that causes poblems is services. We are in the middle of tracking two bugs down right now, though. So I am wondering, Mark, do you want me to investigate the TF popup menu bug further, or keep tracking this one?
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Thanks Laurent, that is helpful. I use Features to show the images of the economic specials in delenda. So the error does make some sense. I will look into it as time allows. However if I can't find the problem quick I will just make the D7.2.1 jar file, and if it runs fine, I'll go ahead and release it anyway.Project Lead for The Clash of Civilizations
A Unique civ-like game that will feature low micromanagement, great AI, and a Detailed Government model including internal power struggles. Demo 8 available Now! (go to D8 thread at top of forum).
Check it out at the Clash Web Site and Forum right here at Apolyton!
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Mark, I have dug further into the thing, and here is what I found:
You know, how the resources are represented in the xml file with one-letter codes? So, for instance G stands for gold, etc.. Well, S translates into services. And the code that translates it that way is SectorInfo.getSectorNameFromAbbreviation.
Also, I looked at the list of file that the game knows of, and the only resource that starts with an S is salt mines. So, maybe that's what it is supposed to mean? Salt mines instead of services?
EDIT: typosLast edited by vovan; January 12, 2003, 19:51.
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Originally posted by vovansim
Mark, I have dug further into the thing, and here is what I found:
Also, I looked aty the list of file that the game knows of, and the only resource that starts with and S is aslt mines. So, maybe that's what it is supposed to mean? Salt mines instead of services?
I wonder why I don't see the problem???
Anyway a fix is trivial, and I'll send it soon, or failing that tomorrow.
Thanks again!
-MarkProject Lead for The Clash of Civilizations
A Unique civ-like game that will feature low micromanagement, great AI, and a Detailed Government model including internal power struggles. Demo 8 available Now! (go to D8 thread at top of forum).
Check it out at the Clash Web Site and Forum right here at Apolyton!
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The Great Kludger strikes again!
Please don't use one letter codes for anything. You save a few keystrokes for the XML file, and lose possibly hundreds of hours debugging.
I do realize that I am guilty of
1. A kludge to get the maps easier to manipulate in the XML files,
2. and one letter codes for that purpose.
It was always my intention to have a proper map editor. However, even with that, to make the map readable in an XML file one letter codes were needed.
Are these economic resources held in the map XML in the same way? I do not believe they should be. I would have thought it better to code them as:
<resource>
<location> ... </location>
<name>Gold</name>
<type> ... </type>
<worth> ... </worth>
</resource>
Cheers
Gary Thomas
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