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[Apple Master]

I tried runtime joining and it crashed.
We then restarted.
IT WAS EPIC FUN.
Apart from the bit where Mother Nature hated us.

[Jay]

Yeah, after I disabled runtime join, the game ran for five hours without a crash.

[Smitehappy]

Any content I need to download besides the main client to play with you guys?

[Volatar]

All you need is this:

DOWNLOAD MY MOD NOW!

[Apple Master]

You also need a host .
Jay, I'd be delighted to know how it went after I left yesterday.. any images?
Also anyone hosting?

[Jay]

any images?

Well, not from me, anyway...
The reasoning?
After five hours of leakproofing the entire map, a meteor fell through a gigantic chasm and tore a hole in the thin bottom, causing the entire, now oil/water-filled map to drain into the abyss.
I wasn't about to sit there for lord-knows-how-long at 15 seconds per frame.
If it weren't for that, I would have saved an endgame copy of the map and provided the full 7500x2500 as I did for the previous round.

[Apple Master]

Ohsnap...

[qwertyuiopas]

How do you take such large pictures?

Also, an earlier volcano caused a leak, possibly not a meteor, If it was the game I think it was.

[Jay]

How do you take such large pictures?

Also, an earlier volcano caused a leak, possibly not a meteor, If it was the game I think it was.

I don't.  It's a copy of the actual file used by the game to store the terrain, as provided by a save.

And no, this was after you left.
Even worse then that one.

[Apple Master]

Anyone up for a game?
Hamachi me, Babes.

[Smitehappy]

I'm up for some Clonk

[Aavak]

Wow, This is quite a blast from the past! Oh the days I spent with friends playing this. I got fairly into the scripting too, I set up more interesting tree scripts with sprites that changed depending on the hydration of the trees (it checked the area beneath and around the roots/trunk for water and 'drank' it periodically to grow/create new saplings) with dry trees being more prone to fire than well watered ones. That and a few other 'a-life'-esk scripts that made the wildlife more interesting.

I enjoyed creating object packs and maps that focused more on survival and setting up a base than the core scripts offered, like starting with a single clonk and having to make tools so you could dig or chop trees etc. We had hours of fun.

Do you guys play co-op maps more or brawls?

[Dr. Johbson]

I prefer co-op, myself, also, your mods sound quite nice, that style of play was my favourite too.

[qwertyuiopas]

Just got the full game.

Now to explore the editor and unlocked worlds.

[Jay]

I tried some realistic mods, for instance fire that melts ice, smoke that is actually dangerous, etc.  It basically slowed the game to a crawl on my map, as it's so large.  Otherwise, I would have kept those enabled.
I believe they're still in the conglomerate, just not set up for the map.

Hint: If you purchased the game, the Editor password is "Siedlerclonk" without quotes.
Enjoy.
Repeating this: A bug in the engine back when I bought my copy causes my name to show up as the name of the person who bought their copy directly before me.  Thus: ignore the author name on my mods.