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[Poonyen]

I made this a while ago with Unreal Engine and burned out hard. It's got the MIT license if you want to pick it apart.

https://bitbucket.org/simonswerwer/dfodysseus/overview

[PatrikLundell]

You can achieve ragundo's first alternative using the following code snippet as a base:

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function y ()
  local map_width = df.global.world.world_data.world_width
  local map_height = df.global.world.world_data.world_height
  local screen = df.global.gview.view.child
 
  for index = 0, math.max (map_width - 1, map_height - 1) do
    screen:feed_key (df.interface_key.CURSOR_UPLEFT)
  end

  for i = 0, map_width - 1 do
    screen:feed_key (df.interface_key.CURSOR_RIGHT)

for k = 0, map_height - 1 do
  screen:feed_key (df.interface_key.CURSOR_UP)  
end

    for k = 0, map_height - 1 do
  screen:feed_key (df.interface_key.CURSOR_DOWN)
  dfhack.println (i, k, df.global.world.world_data.region_details [0].pos.x, df.global.world.world_data.region_details [0].pos.y)
end
  end
end

Obviously, the println should be replaced by your code for exporting the data, and you probably want the script to verify that you're actually on the embark screen, but the printout was made to verify that DF actually moved the cursor and generated the data.

[Rose]

Problem with that is town structures are missing there.

A function that can move around the adventurer on the world map might work better

[Algorithman]

I made this a while ago with Unreal Engine and burned out hard. It's got the MIT license if you want to pick it apart.

https://bitbucket.org/simonswerwer/dfodysseus/overview

That's very nice of you, Simon. To be honest, I stumbled upon your project quite a while ago and was quite amazed. The assets are free ones?
I hope I can get Github to accept a 1gb project, lol

[Poonyen]

I made this a while ago with Unreal Engine and burned out hard. It's got the MIT license if you want to pick it apart.

https://bitbucket.org/simonswerwer/dfodysseus/overview

That's very nice of you, Simon. To be honest, I stumbled upon your project quite a while ago and was quite amazed. The assets are free ones?
I hope I can get Github to accept a 1gb project, lol

Yes, the assets are either free or made by me (so, free). The latter shows. You've been warned, mortal.

[Algorithman]

 

But alas, the assets are too big for github (file size over 100mb is a nono).

[Algorithman]

btw simon, i really love your DF soundtrack 

You're a great musician!

I just had to say this.

Are the new uploads on youtube new recordings? some seem a bit different from the ones i know. If so we need to add them to the soundpacks again.

[Poonyen]

btw simon, i really love your DF soundtrack 

You're a great musician!

I just had to say this.

Are the new uploads on youtube new recordings? some seem a bit different from the ones i know. If so we need to add them to the soundpacks again.

Thank you very much! As far as I know, they are already on SoundSense because the tracks are actually from 2012.

[Algorithman]

My bad, i think listening to them intently still makes a difference

Btw, found out whats the problem with your dfodysseus fps. The trees have way too much triangles, 58k is a bit much for repeated display. I'll try to find less fps eating ones.

[Poonyen]

Btw, found out whats the problem with your dfodysseus fps. The trees have way too much triangles, 58k is a bit much for repeated display. I'll try to find less fps eating ones.

  Of course!

[expwnent]

Posting to watch.

[Algorithman]

@Patrick, thx for the script, but i think i'll aim for a dfhack plugin instead. I'm more comfortable with an IDE (thx vassist) which can tell me what i can use. And most functions have meaningful names. Kinda hard to figure that out in a plain text editor

And i might as well aim for best speed. Seeing how fast 3dveins works itself through all z-levels, a direct connection to dfhack is quite possible.

[Algorithman]

My to do list:

Part one: DFHack

• Getting access to map data in adventure mode (done)
• Finish the plugin
• Transfer the data to the client

Part two: The engine modifications

• Add protobuf support (some ppl did some work on that, but it's from 2014  )
• Create a modified RMC (runtime mesh component) for the landscape
• Create a ISMC (instanced static mesh component) handler for fast vegetation

Part three: The Visual and Aural Presentation

• Creating/collecting ground textures for the different tiletypes
• Collecting 3d assets for vegetation
• optional: Collecting 3d models for creatures/critters
• Collecting ambient sounds
• optional: Collecting sounds for creatures/critters

More stuff to come, i'll update this now and then