01-07-2004 07:19									#1
	Moo3 Patcher Support Apolyton

Just a note in case people aren't aware of the thread, got an effort going to try and fix some bugs and add some functionality to MoO3. The thread for it over at AtariMOO is here.

Bh

	01-07-2004 07:40									#2
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations

thanks for the heads up

	01-07-2004 09:55									#3
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization: The Boardgame

Interesting effort.

	02-10-2004 22:38									#4
	Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

I got your patcher but I'm having trouble with the dll. It shows as being installed, but I get an "unable to open/read dll" error message when I try to add the patches that require it. Any ideas what the problem might be? I'd really like to use the one that avoids duplication of races in the game, but I can't get it to work. I'm using version 1.25 and am running XP Pro.

BTW, any chance you could work up a patch that allows for spacing the civs on the map? I find it really annoying when, with 250 planets, I end up with 3 or 4 races right on my doorstep. I'd rather have a chance to expand a bit before I encounter anyone.

Incidentally, I tried contacting you over at Atari, but apparently they don't allow email addresses from public services like Yahoo, Hotmail etc. anymore.

	07-11-2004 08:49									#5
	Put an end to popups!

When adding a patch that uses the *.dll file, did you put the *.dll file in the main Moo3 directory, so the game patch from Bhruic can use it?

The *.dll file must be in the game directory also with the patched Moo3.exe file (or whatever the name is of the main program's game file).

The rest of the patches if not stating that it needs a *.dll file do not need to have an additional *.dll file in the main game directory (MOO3 folder).

	18-11-2004 23:29									#6
	Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

quote: Originally posted by Raion When adding a patch that uses the *.dll file, did you put the *.dll file in the main Moo3 directory, so the game patch from Bhruic can use it? The *.dll file must be in the game directory also with the patched Moo3.exe file (or whatever the name is of the main program's game file). The rest of the patches if not stating that it needs a *.dll file do not need to have an additional *.dll file in the main game directory (MOO3 folder).

Yep, I put the dll where it was supposed to be. The Patcher acknowledged that it was there, but I got no info other than Installed/Uninstalled. And trying to get it to work I got the error message I mentioned.