domsaver v0.6

Torvak · #1 February 27th, 2004, 08:23 PM

Ok feedback is pretty low, so i don't know if anyone even uses this but here it goes anyways

- save files are now zip'ed

and i'm running out of ideas what to add next.

I guess as soon as Arryn reads her emails it will be up.

Arryn · #2 February 27th, 2004, 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Torvak:
I guess as soon as Arryn reads her emails it will be up.

I'll post it as soon as it actually arrives in my inbox. I've noticed that your emails take a bit of time to get to me.

Arryn · #3 February 27th, 2004, 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Torvak:
Ok feedback is pretty low, so i don't know if anyone even uses this but here it goes anyways

and i'm running out of ideas what to add next.

I guess as soon as Arryn reads her emails it will be up.

I just emailed you some feedback. Enjoy!

The file's now on my site ready for downloading ...

Arryn · #4 March 4th, 2004, 12:21 AM

Torvak's latest DomSaver, v0.61, is now available for d/l from my site.

EDIT: (from Ralph's email to me) "didn't do much. Just fixed the typo and now put the current turn number into the load text field. And just noticed I didn't put v.61 into the about tab and title but that's too minor to change now."

[ March 03, 2004, 22:26: Message edited by: Arryn ]

BugRoger · #5 May 5th, 2004, 05:48 PM

Did anybody except Arryn get this thing working? It just throws Exceptions all over the place.

I tried creating some missing files on my own but couldn't figure it out completely.

I'm annoyed to copy game folders over and over again so I would really like to use this tool. Can somebody shed some light on this?

Gandalf Parker · #6 May 5th, 2004, 06:35 PM

Im not much on things that are "you can run this if you download and install xxxxxxx". Thats why I avoided releasing some of my stuff in the past.

Now that I can do stand-alone EXE's I might take a stab at a few utilities. The game-saver/god-saver seems like it would work alot better once the --preexec switch is fixed (next patch). Of course my stuff dont tend to have user menus so some other more GUI programmer might want to take a stab at it. Its not a hard thing to to in any program.

BugRoger · #7 May 5th, 2004, 10:09 PM

Well, the problem wasn't that I couldn't get it to run. It started just fine with a double click. What I didn't get is that you have to specifiy the "path to .trn file" like this:

C:\Games\dominions2\mygame\mynation

Then I didn't know how to actually use it. It took a while until I figured that you have to load and save right before you hit "host". And you don't even have to quit the game to load an older turn. To load an older turn from within the game, hit end turn, load game, go back to game.

Maybe this is useful for somebody else.

LintMan · #8 May 6th, 2004, 06:02 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BugRoger:
Well, the problem wasn't that I couldn't get it to run. It started just fine with a double click. What I didn't get is that you have to specifiy the "path to .trn file" like this:

C:\Games\dominions2\mygame\mynation

Then I didn't know how to actually use it. It took a while until I figured that you have to load and save right before you hit "host". And you don't even have to quit the game to load an older turn. To load an older turn from within the game, hit end turn, load game, go back to game.

Maybe this is useful for somebody else.

I use it all the time, without any Windows exceptions or other problems. Reading the above, I'm not sure exactly what your problems are, but if you give more detail, maybe I csn help figure it out

liga · #9 May 12th, 2004, 05:03 PM

Torvak,

is also the source of your code avaible ? Or did you have some notes to share with us about the format of the files ?

I need a quick way to understand, from the .2h and .trn files, which turn them refers and which maps

any helps is welcome, Feel free to write me private emails at liga(AT)treemme.org

thank you
Liga