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[jecowa]

I'm not a lawyer, but according to their Wikipedia article, they have a non-commercial license that allows for redistribution as long as you're not making money off of it.

I'd like to test it out on OS X. I guess I just need Dwarf Fortress v0.43.03 with DFHack release 1, right?

[Algorithman]

Actually any DF version should work, since i only read the gamelog.

I know of the non-commercial license, but for the libs alone? Lawyers have weird ways of thinking

I'll pm you the link.

edit: Sent and thanks

[Maltavius]

I just downloaded the latest release.

I put it in c:\users\username\Downloads\SoundCenSe folder.
I moved over the soundsense packs folder and started SoundCenSe and pressed update:

Update finished.

I start Dwarf Fortress from D:\Games\DwarfFortress\Ironhand\Dwarf Fortress.exe

No sound... I thought this would find the gamelog on it's own?

Looking through Configuration.json gamelogPath is =   "gamelogPath": "D:\\DF 0.43.03\\Dwarf Fortress 0.43.03\\gamelog.txt",

I guess that's on your system?

[Maltavius]

Changing the path doesn't seem to do anything. When I set the path with only single \ the program doesn't even start.

Log file says this.
2016-07-30 22:15:16.4623|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).
2016-07-30 22:15:16.8004|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).
2016-07-30 22:16:22.3722|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).
2016-07-30 22:16:22.6787|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).
2016-07-30 22:17:16.6116|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).
2016-07-30 22:17:17.0562|WARN|SoundCenSe.Configuration.Sounds.SoundsXML|Include listing tag without valid 'filePathAndName' attribute encountered (make sure it ends in '.xml'!).

[jecowa]

Looking through Configuration.json gamelogPath is =   "gamelogPath": "D:\\DF 0.43.03\\Dwarf Fortress 0.43.03\\gamelog.txt",

I think you're supposed to use that file to tell it where your gamelog is located.

[lethosor]

Why would "0.43.03" be in the path twice, then? (And why would it be in the D drive?)

[Pvt. Pirate]

Why would "0.43.03" be in the path twice, then? (And why would it be in the D drive?)

i use the LNP and it's on my "I:\" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Algorithman]

oh sry, thats where my DF testing grounds are. Config keeps track of the DF path last played.

And it should find the process on its own, yes. I check for the process name "Dwarf Fortress", get path and use it to look for gamelog.txt.
Which version did you try it with, Maltavius? Did the red circle turn green (right lower corner of the window)?

Did you try the Winforms or the GTK version (developer branch)?

[Algorithman]

The GTK version is nearly done, just a few tweaks to get in for the auto-detection on *nix and some optimizing.

[jecowa]

Will users be required to install Mono SRE or something to run the release version of SoundCenSe??

[Algorithman]

Dont think so. there is no dynamic code creation involved. Normal mono installation should be enough.

The showstopper now is to get the path to the gamelog. Since Process.MainModule isnt really working on unix...

[jecowa]

I guess you already know that SoundSense directs used to install it into the Dwarf Fortress folder and then the config file is set to look in the parent directory by default. That works fine for me.

[Maltavius]

oh sry, thats where my DF testing grounds are. Config keeps track of the DF path last played.

And it should find the process on its own, yes. I check for the process name "Dwarf Fortress", get path and use it to look for gamelog.txt.
Which version did you try it with, Maltavius? Did the red circle turn green (right lower corner of the window)?

Did you try the Winforms or the GTK version (developer branch)?

My correct path is this:
"D:\Spel\Dwarf Fortress\Ironhand_43_05A\Dwarf Fortress\Dwarf Fortress.exe"

I'ts 0.43.05

I'm on Windows 10
I downloaded "SoundCenSe v1.2.4 Win32.zip" from https://github.com/Algorithman/SoundCenSe/releases

The Red circle never turned green.

[Algorithman]

Hmm, Win10. Don't have it, probably never will.
On win7 it never failed me to get the location of the gamelog. Maybe some security settings in win10 prevent other processes to check their location. Maybe i'll find something.

Meanwhile, i'll get the GTK version for linux and osx online this weekend.

 

[PeridexisErrant]

Watching with interest

It looks like something strange is happening with your binaries on the release page - can you simply add them to the release instead of manually linking to a version in the /files/ space?  That way they're discoverable via the GH API...

I'd also be excited for a configuration option "soundpack location", so people using this and classic Soundsense could share the many megabytes of audio files.

With those, I'd put it in my pack... if you're OK with that