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Mercator
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Sorekara no Nanimo
Jan 1970
time: 06:31
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Originally posted by Stefan Härtel
I do. It says something about "active files", I believe it refers to the events file. |
 Could you by any chance post/PM me the entire contents of those windows?
You can copy the contents easily using the buttons. Mark everything and copy. If the DOS window is maximized, press Alt+Enter first. German is no problem.
But as techumseh suggested, I think this might be an OS problem, that could be resolved by using different commands. I'll see if I can make a new example.
And another thing, fairline gave me another idea... I'm now trying to rewrite CivSwap in C++, so I can build choice.com and delevent.exe functionality into it. That means you wouldn't need to include either of them separately anymore, nor would you need the bulky VB run-time files.
One problem though, I've never written a C++ program before.  I've kind of hit a wall though, so if I still haven't figured things out this weekend, I'll just release the version I have now...
And I still have to write the readme too... As usual, I'm a bit overambitious, so I intend to include a bit of a guide to writing batch files as well... I'm not sure if that will actually happen though. 
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Mercator
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Sorekara no Nanimo
Jan 1970
time: 06:31
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Here's a new test, before I finally release CivSwap and start a new thread:
I created a new batch file for BeBro's Imperium Romanum (The English version 2.0). If you don't have the scenario already, you can download it here.
I chose this scenario simply because I happened to have it on my harddrive, and it does a lot of file switching. I have reduced the 3 batch files to one, and automated the switching with CivSwap.
The attachment includes two files. CivSwap.exe and Install.bat. These replace the functionality of the 3 setup batch files that originally came with Imperium Romanum.
First of all, you have to run Install.bat (XP users might need choice.com):
- First install the correct pedia text file,
- and then choose the civ you are going to play (you'd have to do this step everytime you start over)
Secondly, run CivSwap.exe, load the scenario and start playing (and don't forget to turn on autosaving)...
I didn't change any of the events text files, or the readme, so... When you get the events change notice, instead of saving your game and running the batch file, simply load the newly created savegame (it will be named after your leader and the current game year, e.g. ca_b272.sav).
For all you scenario creators, have a look at the batch file. If anything is unclear, I'll explain further.
Edit: added a few clarifications.
 Attachment: imperium.zip
This has been downloaded 3 time(s).
Last edited by Mercator on 22-10-2003 at 22:28
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