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Hye Jamie, nice work, i suppose that the inscription "Jamie was here" and that square island has been made with the editor, am i right?
This is indeed an impressive performance. I hope you'll release the source after your done. I would love to see what it took to do this.
Anyway keep it up, things are progressing very nicely here.
When this is finished you should take a great pride in being the one which made one of the biggest changes to Victoria since 1.0 possible.
Anyway keep it up, things are progressing very nicely here.
When this is finished you should take a great pride in being the one which made one of the biggest changes to Victoria since 1.0 possible.
Yes, I added the island and the graffiti (on the lightmap itself).
Yes, it can be done in HoI.
As you can see, there is still some blur, and also a problem with shrinking the lightmaps.
Is anybody interested in supporting other image file formats? So far only .psd, .jpg, .bmp, .png, and .gif are supported.
Yes, it can be done in HoI.
As you can see, there is still some blur, and also a problem with shrinking the lightmaps.
Is anybody interested in supporting other image file formats? So far only .psd, .jpg, .bmp, .png, and .gif are supported.
Jamie, I'd really like to take a look at the source of this. I won't steal anything from you don't worry 
And I'm used to badly formatted code (have you ever looked at commercial game code from the 90s? )
And I'm used to badly formatted code (have you ever looked at commercial game code from the 90s?
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IndoEsia45: What does a GUI give that the command line can't? I think that it would give extra complexity for no purpose.
KeldorKatarn: Do you want the current code right now? Because it changes a lot. Or do you want to wait until the first finished release?
KeldorKatarn: Do you want the current code right now? Because it changes a lot. Or do you want to wait until the first finished release?
Well I'd like to take a look at it yes =)
Maybe I can even help with something. The fact that the code changes isn't really a problem I'd just like to take a look to get an idea what it is you're doing =)
Maybe I can even help with something. The fact that the code changes isn't really a problem I'd just like to take a look to get an idea what it is you're doing =)
Is anybody interested in beta-testing? (And I mean not just testing, but also trying to find the bugs by looking through the source code)
Well.. I can look at the code. But finding bugs... I first have to read up on what it does exactly before I could find bugs in it But yes I can take a look, wanted to anyway as I mentioned, and of course I'll report any potential bugs I find
But yes I can take a look, wanted to anyway as I mentioned, and of course I'll report any potential bugs I find
OK, here's the current source:
http://www.mediafire.com/?wnonwlnuyxe
I'll be away for two days. I will try to check this again in the morning, but I might not be able to.
Check the Victoria thread for more info.
I have to sleep now, bye.
http://www.mediafire.com/?wnonwlnuyxe
I'll be away for two days. I will try to check this again in the morning, but I might not be able to.
Check the Victoria thread for more info.
I have to sleep now, bye.
*headbang* Obviously, you can compile the project to get MapViewer and MapEditor exes, but you don't have a dll. Here is a link with that dll and the rest.
http://www.mediafire.com/?be2t2u7stmk
http://www.mediafire.com/?be2t2u7stmk
I#d be greatful if you could tell us where exactly you get the data anyway. In what file(s) is the map saved, and in what exact format.
Would also help to understand better what your editor is doing.
Would also help to understand better what your editor is doing.
In one of the source codes there is a group of documents listing all the information.
Can anybody suggest the best way to find neighboring provinces for borders?
If all maps choose to follow the original styles, then it will be easier.
Ex: In Victoria, all "red" borders are exactly one pixel (diagonals included) away from the "blue" part. Each "blue" part is always either one or two pixels away from a "blue" part of a different province.
In HoI, each "box" of borders is between two provinces. This is easily doable.
Currently I am trying Inferis' method of (if I understand correctly) counting the number of pixels in an area around each border, but it gives incorrect results.
So can a) somebody suggest a good method to find the adjacent province for all bordering pixels or b) We all agree to use the same style for the maps?
I'm currently trying to figure out shading, but I feel that I'm missing a certain value needed to decide whether to smooth or not.
Can anybody suggest the best way to find neighboring provinces for borders?
If all maps choose to follow the original styles, then it will be easier.
Ex: In Victoria, all "red" borders are exactly one pixel (diagonals included) away from the "blue" part. Each "blue" part is always either one or two pixels away from a "blue" part of a different province.
In HoI, each "box" of borders is between two provinces. This is easily doable.
Currently I am trying Inferis' method of (if I understand correctly) counting the number of pixels in an area around each border, but it gives incorrect results.
So can a) somebody suggest a good method to find the adjacent province for all bordering pixels or b) We all agree to use the same style for the maps?
I'm currently trying to figure out shading, but I feel that I'm missing a certain value needed to decide whether to smooth or not.
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