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What do you think, shall we prepare a new release? I'd like to make my media pack available, so that everybody can get an impression of the changes which I've made. And I really need a version of OD with functional animations.

I'm all for this, the more releases the better.

I agree it is about time to prepare a release again as well. I will have to walk back to work to get my laptop to build the code for windows, but that is no problem.

One question though is, now that we will be using svn for tracking the media content, do we still need to prepare media packs or do we just have people pull the latest content from svn and only use the sourceforge download system for the executable, or should we just put this in the SVN tree as well? I think we should probably still make a .zip file available but we should just do the content and everything (except maybe the DLL files) in one package. This allows the development team to keep up with the "cutting edge" version of the game and media, whist still allowing the general public and easy way to get the game.

-Buck

I think that we should have a single zip-version for the general public to use, and then developers or other interested parties can compile the newest development version them self from git and svn.

So shall I send you my media pack, so that you can merge it with the other zips? I'd have to upload it to SF then, because it's probably too big for an e-mail.

Here is the executable and corresponding level file for version 0.4.2 the latest release of OpenDungeons. You will need to add a few meshes to the media forlder before you put the release together, specifically Bed.mesh, and Treasury.mesh. Also there seem to be some textures missing from the materials file. If you run opendungeons from a terminal in windows with the following command:

./MapEditor > output.txt 2> errors.txt

You will be able to see what materials are missing in the errors.txt file. Actually I think most of the errors (if not all of them) should show up in the ogre errors file, however any that I have thrown my self will not. The material errors are thrown by ogre though. I get a lot of crashes on this computer with that exectuable but it may just be this system. Lets get it released and see what happens.

-Buck

I had some trouble updating my own test level to the new format. OGRE couldn't load the level, I think because I forgot to give some creatures hp and mana. Now it can load the map, but there still seems to be something wrong with the creatures. They hardly move and attack enemies. And when I pick up a goblin and drop it on a quarter tile the game freezes. The editor also crashes when I click in the void and digging still doesn't work.

So do I have to put the exe, media and dll files into one folder and upload it or should I upload separate zips again?

Oh and why is the mouse cursor light blue? I think it should be either yellowish or white. The default lights should all be yellowish, similar to the ones in my test level.

Go ahead and make any changes to the lights you want. The cursor comes from a file calle TaharezLook.tga which is in the media directory (in the gui subdirectory). Changing that image should change not only the mouse cursor but also the window/button borders, etc.

Regarding the level loading, did you try the Test.level I included in the .zip file? I would recommend starting with that one and modifying it. You can move stuff around and change tiles right in the map editor (use the save command to write it out). Then you can change hp, mana, and colors, etc with a text editor. Trying to hand craft one will be pretty tricky. The issue about them not moving around is a bug in the code I think; it only affects some systems, I am going to try to figure it out but I figure we can put up this release now anyway as it seems to work about half the time.

Finally, yes, I think we should just do the whole thing in one big zip. Except for the DLL's, which will not change. I think most people will be able to try to figure out that if they run the game and it complains about missing DLL files, that they need to download the DLL zip. With the media packs the way we had them it is not so obvious from the error messages you get (if you even get one at all) that you need the media pack.

P.S. when you are editing the level files in a text editor, set the tab stops to 14 spaces (or more) and turn off word wrap as that makes everything into nice columns.

-Buck

andrewbuck {l Wrote}:Go ahead and make any changes to the lights you want. The cursor comes from a file calle TaharezLook.tga which is in the media directory (in the gui subdirectory). Changing that image should change not only the mouse cursor but also the window/button borders, etc.

I don't want to change the image, I want to change the color of the cursor light.

andrewbuck {l Wrote}:Regarding the level loading, did you try the Test.level I included in the .zip file? I would recommend starting with that one and modifying it. You can move stuff around and change tiles right in the map editor (use the save command to write it out). Then you can change hp, mana, and colors, etc with a text editor. Trying to hand craft one will be pretty tricky. The issue about them not moving around is a bug in the code I think; it only affects some systems, I am going to try to figure it out but I figure we can put up this release now anyway as it seems to work about half the time.

I use a smaller test level, because it takes so much time to load the original one. Is it possible to completely remove tiles from a level in the editor?

andrewbuck {l Wrote}:Finally, yes, I think we should just do the whole thing in one big zip. Except for the DLL's, which will not change. I think most people will be able to try to figure out that if they run the game and it complains about missing DLL files, that they need to download the DLL zip. With the media packs the way we had them it is not so obvious from the error messages you get (if you even get one at all) that you need the media pack.

In order to make the game more user friendly, I think we should include everything in one zip. I really hate it if I download a game or program and then get a message like: "file x is missing". I'm going to upload the zip soon.

Putting everything in one .zip file is fine then, the DLL's only add a few megs to the download anyway. There is currently no way to delete tiles from a level although you can make one from inside the game with the "newmap" terminal command. Once you have done that you can save it with the "save" command and then add the lights/creatures/goals from the test level I gave you. I plan to do some work on making more stuff editable via the map editor here soon. The color of the cursor light is currently hard coded into the game engine. It would be easy to add to the level file, or maybe we should add a generic config file for default frames per second, turns per second, and things like that. If you let me know how it should be organized I could add that fairly easily.

P.S. If you do add a smaller Test.level please include the one I shipped as well as so that players can load it. Also, you may want to make it the level that loads when you beat your test level.

-Buck

The new version is available. Check out Test2.level.

I also think we should stick with using only one zip-file as this is easiest for new users

On a side note I have added all my content to the SVN, so the structure is:

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media/master
media/development
mediaSource/master
mediaSource/development


All my stuff is added under mediaSource/master. Skorpio you should add all your source files to the mediaSource/master

A second side note, I have started learning Blender today, I am currently here in the Noob to Pro book So I will hopefully soon be contributing models, and I will start out with simple stuff like the gold in the treasury and other static stuff

One more thing, the code is GPL, and I plan to make my stuff GPL also, or CC-BY-SA (depending on what you think). But I think we should enforce that all content should be under the same license, be it GPL or CC-BY-SA (or something else, although I think GPL or CC-BY-SA should be fine). Else we might end up in the unfortunate situation that we have many different licenses which is a real pain as it really make confusion about what you can and cannot :S And in the worst case it might scare possible contributers away What do you all think?

So how does this svn work? Do I need a write permission before I can add something?

CC-BY-SA is ok for me.

The new meshes look excellent. I like that you are starting to animate the lava and fire, that really adds to the game. Your media pack seems to be missing the gold chest and gold bag though so when the creatures start digging out gold the game will crash. Also, there doesn't seem to be a treasury mesh so you can't tell which of the tiles have been made treasury tiles. Other than these missing things though, everything looks cool; this will make testing the game a lot less painful on the eyes for me.

Regarding your Test2.level, the level looks pretty cool. I played around with the level file a bit and the issue with the creatures standing still seems to be solved by making all the creatures color 1. The color identifies which seat the creatures are fighting for, if a creature sees another creature of a different color, it will attack it. Since you have color 1 and 2 creatures intermixed, they just start fighting with eachother right away. Also, you have the dig and dance rate set to 0 on the kobold; dig rate should be around 20 and dance rate should be something like 0.3 (the number reflect how much progress they make each turn, full tiles start with 100 fullness and are empty at 0, uncolored tiles start at 0 and are converted to your color when they reach 1.0). Finally, the way you have added beds makes them "mosnsters" which walk around an attack things. There is currently no way to assign beds to creatures in the level file, which is what it looks like you were trying to do.

I would recommend checking the models, etc, into the SVN repository so they can be checked out before we build a release but that is up to you.

-Buck

Oh, I was typing my post while you were replying, you need to download an SVN client, you should already have write access since you are a developer. Beyond that I can't really help you other than to direct you to the sourceforge instructions page here. Unfortunately I only know how to do very basic stuff with SVN and that I only do from the linux commandline, I've not used it on windows.

-Buck

If you are using windows then you can use Tortoise, it is a svn client that is integrated into the right-click menu of explorer (the file explorer in windows). Tortoise makes icons on top of the original icons of each file in the folder you keep under revision.

You do the following:
1) install Tortoise
2) right-click on the desktop and select "SVN Checkout"
3) then you fill in the url of the repository and the folder on you computer where you want the repository copy to be this is you "working copy", then you click ok.
4) Now you add directories and files to the working copy, then you mark all the top level new directories you have made. Right click on them and select "SVN Tortoise -> add".
5) Now you right-click on the root of the repository, that is the working copy folder, and then you select "SVN Commit", then you write a message to the commit - this should be about the change or new files you have added - and then you click ok.
This should add you stuff to the SVN repository, and remember to make a good folder structure , I would suggest to use these folders:

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mediaSource/master/models
mediaSource/development/models


and then for each model (creature, room, item) you make a folder having the name of the creature, and then put all stuff related to the creature, that is blend-files and images, and sound files and stuff like that.

So for example for you dragon it will have this path

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mediaSource/master/models/dragon/


Maybe dragon is a bad name, as there might be many different types of dragons in the game, so you should choose this name wisely.

Then when you are working on a model you checkout the newest version of it from mediaSource/master/models/dragon and if you are not done with your work so the dragon is in a state so it will not work in the game, then you just commit it to the development branch, that is mediaSource/development/dragon. Although I am not that much into SVN, so I do not know how to make branches, but when you are confident in the above steps you can read up on the branching, we might also not need the branching for content, at least not now when we are not that many developers.

Skorpio {l Wrote}:CC-BY-SA is ok for me.

Nice , then I will also publish under CC-BY-SA then

I will suggest that we add to the wiki-page, regarding the format of contributions, that they should all be CC-BY-SA to be accepted then. Will this be ok?

Then I suggest that we change the wiki-page to this wording:

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The OpenDungeons project is a free software project, which means that our content is free content - as in free speech - and the code is licensed under GPLv3+ and the game content is licensed under CC-BY-SA.

Because OpenDungeons is free software we also use free file-formats, and these are:
 
* .blend files, which is the native file format of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blender_(software) Blender], the open source 3D graphics application,

* .svg files, which is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svg W3C standard for vector graphics], we mainly use [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkscape Inkscape], the open source vector graphics application, to edit these files,

* .xcf files, which is the native format of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMP GIMP], an open source 2D bitmap application.

Files in these formats is what will constitute the source for the content of the project. Contributers can use other programs to make content, but we require the content be exported to the above file formats, and that they will be compatible with the above programs for the contributions to be accepted into the OpenDungeons project.


The wiki text looks fine to me.

-Buck

Ok I have now updated the wiki-page to reflect the licensing we use, that is GPLv3+ for the source code, and CC-BY-SA v3+ for the source content

Thanks for the instructions svenskmand, I'm gonna check it out later.

andrewbuck {l Wrote}:Your media pack seems to be missing the gold chest and gold bag though so when the creatures start digging out gold the game will crash. Also, there doesn't seem to be a treasury mesh so you can't tell which of the tiles have been made treasury tiles.

The treasury mesh is the same as the quarters mesh atm, that means just a tile with a stone floor texture. Should I add the gold bag and upload a new version or better a patch?

I would do a patch, don't forget too that there is both a gold bag and a gold chest. In fact if you want to add more than that it would be trivial for me to code them in, however we would have to include a new executable in the patch as well if we are gooing to do that.

-Buck

Could you upload the patch? I don't have a gold chest, only the untextured gold bag.

And could you please try to find that digging bug? The game always crashes when I try to dig, not only when digging out gold.

I don't haave the .blend file (or the mesh) on my computer here, I will have to send it this evening (about 8 hours from now). When exactly does the game crash when you dig, is it when you mark the tiles, when the creature starts digging, or when a tile is fully dug out. Also, if you could run the game from a terminal with

MapEditor.exe > output.txt 2> errors.txt

The files that it spits out may have useful information in them. It is very difficult for me too debug the windows version as I cannot seem to get the debugger in visual studio to work properly. As such I am afraid that the windows version will always be second rate compared to the linux version (which works almost flawlessly since I have a proper debugger there). It would be cool if we could get someone who knows visual studio to maintain the windows version (build new releases, run them in the debugger, etc). If anyone here has any windows development experience I would love to have your help, you wouldn't really need to be familiar with the code, simply managing the releases and telling me where it is crashing (what source line) would be a great help.

-Buck

The kobolds move to the marked tile then the game crashes. I don't even see the dig animation, maybe it has something to do with it. The odd thing is, in the old version I once saw that the kobolds were able to dig out one tile, but after that the game always crashed.

Here's the error.txt:

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Compiler error: unknown error in deferreddemo.material(141): base object named "DeferredShading/Material/UntexturedPhong" not found in script definition
Compiler error: unknown error in deferreddemo.material(166): base object named "DeferredShading/Material/TexturedPhong" not found in script definition
Compiler error: unknown error in deferreddemo.material(197): base object named "DeferredShading/Material/TexturedPhong" not found in script definition
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(91)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(105)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(147)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(158)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(172)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(186)
Compiler error: object name expected in deferreddemo.material(203)
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Font MyFontusing texture size 256x256
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Can't assign material Kobold skin/TEXFACE/kobold_skin6.png to SubEntity of Level_2_6_selection_indicator because this Material does not exist. Have you forgotten to define it in a .material script?
Can't assign material Kobold skin/TEXFACE/kobold_skin6.png to SubEntity of Level_-5_7_selection_indicator because this Material does not exist. Have you forgotten to define it in a .material script?


And the output if you need that as well:

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Adding goal KillAllEnemies
Adding goal ProtectCreature   Creature name: Knight_001
Adding goal ClaimNTiles
Adding goal MineNGold
Starting creature AI for turn 2
Processing deletion queues on turn 2:
(1, 22)   
The latest turn to be retired is -1
Dragon_001 did 4.58674 damage to Kreatur_002 who now has 75.4133hp
Orc_0002 did 2.26821 damage to Knight_006 who now has 7.73179hp
Kreatur_004 did 3.7692 damage to Dragon_001 who now has 6.2308hp
Seat 0 has 11 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 191 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -694750us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 3
Processing deletion queues on turn 3:
(1, 0)   (2, 39)   
The latest turn to be retired is 1
Dragon_001 did 6.79903 damage to Kreatur_002 who now has 3.20097hp
Kreatur_004 did 5.00009 damage to Dragon_001 who now has 1.48071hp
Seat 0 has 13 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 191 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -805803us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 4
Processing deletion queues on turn 4:
(2, 0)   (3, 35)   
The latest turn to be retired is 2
Knight_001 did 2.31495 damage to Orc_0002 who now has 7.68505hp
Knight_006 did 6.7446 damage to Orc_0002 who now has 0.940446hp

Dragon_001 has reached level 2


Dragon_001 did 10.342 damage to Kreatur_003 who now has -0.341994hp
Dragon_003 did 0.0212651 damage to Orc_0002 who now has 0.919181hp
Kreatur_003 did 2.81477 damage to Dragon_001 who now has -1.08405hp
Moving creature Dragon_001 from the game map to the deletion list.
Moving creature Kreatur_003 from the game map to the deletion list.
Seat 0 has 13 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 186 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -877641us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 5
Processing deletion queues on turn 5:
(3, 0)   (4, 34)   
The latest turn to be retired is 3
Knight_006 did 0 damage to Orc_0002 who now has 1.16918hp
Knight_003 did 1.35092 damage to Orc_0002 who now has -0.181744hp
Seat 0 has 14 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 160 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -706600us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 6
Processing deletion queues on turn 6:
(4, 0)   (5, 37)   
The latest turn to be retired is 4
Sending message to delete creature Dragon_001
Sending message to delete creature Kreatur_003
Knight_006 did 2.94135 damage to Orc_0002 who now has -2.87309hp
Dragon_003 did 0.0577427 damage to Orc_0002 who now has -2.93083hp
Orc_0002 did 6.4508 damage to Knight_006 who now has 2.28099hp
Moving creature Orc_0002 from the game map to the deletion list.
Seat 0 has 16 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 162 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished  -1140449us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 7
Processing deletion queues on turn 7:
(5, 0)   (6, 38)   
The latest turn to be retired is 5

Knight_006 has reached level 2


Seat 0 has 16 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 138 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -562568us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 8
Processing deletion queues on turn 8:
(6, 0)   (7, 45)   
The latest turn to be retired is 6
Sending message to delete creature Orc_0002
Seat 0 has 16 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 135 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished     92386us early.

Starting creature AI for turn 9
Processing deletion queues on turn 9:
(7, 0)   (8, 41)   
The latest turn to be retired is 7
Seat 0 has 16 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 131 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished    118242us early.

Starting creature AI for turn 10
Processing deletion queues on turn 10:
(8, 0)   (9, 42)   
The latest turn to be retired is 8
Seat 0 has 18 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 134 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished     94093us early.

Starting creature AI for turn 11
Processing deletion queues on turn 11:
(9, 0)   (10, 41)   
The latest turn to be retired is 9
Seat 0 has 19 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 128 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished     77353us early.

Starting creature AI for turn 12
Processing deletion queues on turn 12:
(10, 0)   (11, 41)   
The latest turn to be retired is 10
Seat 0 has 19 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 122 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished     45047us early.

Starting creature AI for turn 13
Processing deletion queues on turn 13:
(11, 0)   (12, 38)   
The latest turn to be retired is 11
Seat 0 has 19 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 138 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished    -50428us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 14
Processing deletion queues on turn 14:
(12, 0)   (13, 43)   
The latest turn to be retired is 12
Seat 0 has 21 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 128 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished    -41172us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 15
Processing deletion queues on turn 15:
(13, 0)   (14, 5)   
The latest turn to be retired is 13
Seat 0 has 22 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 125 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -750711us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 16
Processing deletion queues on turn 16:
(14, 0)   (15, 40)   
The latest turn to be retired is 14
Seat 0 has 22 claimed tiles.
During this turn there were 132 calls to GameMap::path().
Creature AI finished   -547160us late.

Starting creature AI for turn 17
Processing deletion queues on turn 17:
(15, 0)   (16, 40)   
The latest turn to be retired is 15

@Skorpio I sent you the gold bag and gold chest .blend files via e-mail. They could use a bit more work otherwise I would have just uploaded them directly.

-Buck