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[Rose]

I'm happy to say that this also works great in adventure mode.

[Lamp]

I love this, I can't wait to see the next release. That and the 3D furniture is really looking nice. Good job, guys!

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Hmm, if you have issues with checking whether trees are tower-caps or just normal trees, just do a check to see if the tree is "underground". But you probably though of that by now

[Roses]

Hmmm, I'm having trouble getting colors to show up at all. Everything is just black (although I can see the little trees and shurbs sticking out into the grayness of space). Any idea what I'm doing wrong? (I'm using a heavily modified game of Civ Forge + Legendary Lands + my own stuff, if that makes a difference)

[Andir]

I'm happy to say that this also works great in adventure mode.

Really?  how does it determine the bounds of the collection of data?  Does this mean you could render out any part of the world by fast traveling there and running the visualizer?  (again, what kind of range are we talking here... could I render a whole mountain if I had the CPU cajones for it?)

[wallish]

Seriously, though.  We all need a way to have this export it's renderings into an FPS map.  Use the cube engine, source engine, an id engine, I don't care.  I want to run around and shoot stuff in my fort!

[LegoLord]

I like the controls for this.  It's like morrowind, only you hold down the left mouse button and there's no gravity.

How does this determine color, anyway?  Does it read the raws?

[Jay]

How does this determine color, anyway?  Does it read the raws?

It must, because it renders my green-colored modded-in stone in green, even when the game itself does not ()
Though it then colors the gypsum wrong.  I don't understand that.

[SimRobert2001]

allright, there is an issue with the way ice is shown above ground. 

in the following photo:

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http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/9398/iceerror.png

both of these objects are the exact same material, but they show up differently.  the one on the right is a stairway through the ice, while the one on the left is made out of ice. However, it shows up as brick, possibly due to the games memory showing the object as a "rough water wall"

in addition, the program crashes whenever i try to load a map containing an ice layer and the "ignore snow" Option is checked.

http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=1343

her'es the game save i'm using

[LegoLord]

I guess that's just another reason to make ice walls via bucket brigade (until it's fixed).  Plus, it's fun having walls that melt when a dragon attacks.  Fun in the DF sense, of course.

[nagual678]

Somebody please post more screenshots!

[Rose]

I'm happy to say that this also works great in adventure mode.

Really?  how does it determine the bounds of the collection of data?  Does this mean you could render out any part of the world by fast traveling there and running the visualizer?  (again, what kind of range are we talking here... could I render a whole mountain if I had the CPU cajones for it?)

Somebody please post more screenshots!

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the quaint little human town I started in.


the home of a meanie giant that was contracted to kill.



a brook that I cam across in my travels.

when in adventure mode, it takes a 21x21 area around you, so no visualizing epic mountain ranges.

[Andir]

Really?  how does it determine the bounds of the collection of data?  Does this mean you could render out any part of the world by fast traveling there and running the visualizer?  (again, what kind of range are we talking here... could I render a whole mountain if I had the CPU cajones for it?)

when in adventure mode, it takes a 21x21 area around you, so no visualizing epic mountain ranges.

Was just thinking how cool it could be to have a live memory scanner that works like LifeVis running while out adventuring around so you could see the 3D world as you walked.  The only unfortunate downside to that is how much food and water you'd have to carry to just go venture into the woods.  Every time I try to walk from one point to another, I usually end up dieing where quick travel doesn't seem to use up supplies.

[Shima]

New version of 40d OpenGL today.  I can confirm that Visualizer does NOT work with it as is.  Too bad Baboonanza seems to have disappeared a little bit.  Ahh well.

[Baboonanza]

Too bad Baboonanza seems to have disappeared a little bit.  Ahh well.

I've just been on holiday. I was off in the west coast of Scotland and didn't even have cell/mobile reception so I've been completely offline. The landscape up there is very inspirational.

The snow/ice problems should be fixed for the next release. It's taking a little bit longer than I'd hoped but I'll get it out as soon as I'm able.

I'll update for the new OpenGL version before that though.

[Dorten]

Are there any chances to make a version, which would not require shaders?

I just want to see my fort... Or, maybe anyone is willing to render it for me?