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[lethosor]

"uristmaps.sh" can't be run standalone on OS X (possibly Linux as well, although I haven't tested it there yet) because it uses DOS-style line endings:

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-bash: ./uristmaps.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory


[popeoh]

Thanks, I could not test the start scripts on mac - only on windows and linux. I'll replace them in the next hotfix.

[Gorobay]

The population overlay on the demo page claims that there are:

• Troll: 5
• Troll Outcasts: 6
• Trolls: 41000

To fix this, Site#addInfo would need to be able to parse the raws at least enough to match singulars with plurals.

[popeoh]

At the moment I use a translation table to transform the singular forms into plural for the population information. The Site.addInfo uses the plural (or singular) form that comes from DF for better text in the site popups.

[Rose]

Another interesting overlay would be to show, for example, the population map of all civilized creatures.

[popeoh]

Do you mean something like the available heatmaps, but for multiple populations at the same time?

[Rose]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Lightningy]

PTW

[popeoh]

PTW?

[Lightningy]

Posting to watch. It means good job i will post to see what happens, basically.

[popeoh]

Ah right. Thanks

[Lightman]

This is a really fun tool! Thanks. How can I host it on my existing webserver? I copied the "output" directory but I just see a list of sites and no map.

It would be really cool if you expanded the options.  In particular, I'd like to separate camps and lairs from other things:

Sites/Civilized (Towns, forts, etc. This could also be broken down, further)
Sites/Lairs
Sites/Camps
...

That would help because the map can be a little cluttered right now, with everything at once.

[popeoh]

Hi, glad it is of use to you! Copying the output directory to a webserver should actually be enough. Make sure you copy all files and directories so the index.html file is in the root and point your browser to it.

And I agree, disabling types of sites when viewing the map is a great idea.

[Lightman]

I'm pointing to server/region, which has index.html and everything else in output but it's not working. Is JavaScript the only thing it needs?

[popeoh]

Everything in the output folder is needed, it should be enough to just copy the output folder to your webserver. This is how the demo.uristmaps.org page is done.