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[Kaos]

All, right I got it working, the bricks are CERAMIC_EARTHENWARE by the way, it just a matter of deciding which color looks best.... 

[DrKillPatient]

Linux Build instructions! (This is good as of DF 31.25, DFHack 0.5.14, and Stonesense Slate v2.3).  This was performed under Fedora 15, so YMMV with Ubuntu/Arch/etc.

1. Download DFHack and build it:

https://github.com/peterix/dfhack (this will have a file hash in the filename, so I'll use wildcards and/or tab completions to fill in for that piece)
Click Downloads, the under Download Source, click .tar.gz
mkdir ~/dfhack
mv ~/Downloads/peter-dfhack* ~/dfhack
cd ~dfhack
tar zxvf peter-dfhack*.tar.gz
cd peter-dfhack<tab complete>
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:string=Release
make
arch (looking for .i686 or x86_64, basically 32-bit or 64-bit)
if 64-bit:
  sudo cp ~/dfhack/peterix-dfhack*/build/bin/libdfhack.so /usr/lib64
if 32-bit:
  sudo cp ~/dfhack/peterix-dfhack*/build/bin/libdfhack.so /usr/lib

2. Install allegro5 and devel libs needed

sudo yum install allegro5 allegro5-devel allegro5-addon-ttf-devel allegro5-addon-image-devel allegro5-addon-dialog-devel

3. Download Stonesense and build:

cd ~
svn checkout http://stonesense.googlecode.com/svn/trunk stonesense
cd stonesense
rm -rf allegro
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:string=Release
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=~/dfhack/peterix-dfhack<tab complete>/library/include make

DONE!  Should be able to start stonesense with ~/stonesense/stonesense &

Enjoy.

This nearly worked, however, these packages aren't available to me through yum (what is yum anyway? Isn't apt-get the same thing?):
No package allegro5 available.
No package allegro5-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-ttf-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-image-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-dialog-devel available.

~/stonesense/stonesense & gives me 'cannot load font: DejaVuSans.ttf'. It's in the folder with stonesense's main application, however. Terminal says SS can't find the init file, but init tells it to look for that font, so maybe the error is unrelated/doesn't affect anything? That seems to indicate that init can be read.

[Kaos]

Dacite is intermediate in compositions between andesite and rhyolite

So I used the colors for andesite and ryolite, averaged them and got a color in-between for dacite:

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<color red="152" green="141" blue="136">
   <material value="Inorganic">
     <subtype value="DACITE" />
   </material>
</color>

Add this to the file:

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\Stonesense Slate v2.3\colors\Colors_Stone_Layer.xmland you'll get colored dacite like this:


Now, with the ceramics:
Create a file named:

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\Stonesense Slate v2.3\colors\Colors_Ceramic.xml and copy this into it:

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<colors></colors>

Also add the following line

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Colors_Ceramic.xml to the

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\Stonesense Slate v2.3\colors\index.txt file.
Now between the

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<colors></colors> tags add the following:

For Earthenware:

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<color red="245" green="160" blue="60">
   <material value="Inorganic">
      <subtype value="CERAMIC_EARTHENWARE" />
   </material>
</color>

and you'll get colored earthenware like this:



For Stoneware:

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<color red="215" green="215" blue="195">
   <material value="Inorganic">
      <subtype value="CERAMIC_STONEWARE" />
   </material>
</color>

and you'll get colored stoneware like this:


By the way, are the glazes detected at all? the 3 statues you see in the pic are earthenware, earthenware + ash glaze and earthenware + tin glaze, but the debug makes no distinction between them...


Enjoy! Feel free to include these in the next release if you like them.

[Greiger]

I...I needed this.  I have a surface fort going that builds half the structures out of earthenware bricks. (The rest like walls and the central keep are granite)  It looked bizarre with all those buildings being white.

[Karthas077]

If anyone ever figures out how to fix the problem I'm having... (See up like.. 6 posts) I would greatly appreciate being informed >_<

It still seems really bizarre. I'm going to see if it's my computer or my install this weekend when I go home.

[kaypy]

What happens if you right click on the taskbar, select move, then leave the mouse alone and hold down arrows on the keyboard for a bit?

[schplat]

This nearly worked, however, these packages aren't available to me through yum (what is yum anyway? Isn't apt-get the same thing?):
No package allegro5 available.
No package allegro5-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-ttf-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-image-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-dialog-devel available.

~/stonesense/stonesense & gives me 'cannot load font: DejaVuSans.ttf'. It's in the folder with stonesense's main application, however. Terminal says SS can't find the init file, but init tells it to look for that font, so maybe the error is unrelated/doesn't affect anything? That seems to indicate that init can be read.

yum and apt-get are similar, but quite a bit different in what packages are available, since your distro controls what's available.  Fedora makes these available.  You're gonna be stuck building allegro5 manually from source.  You can't load the font, because the addon-ttf-devel package isn't there to build off of.

Allegro's wiki shows a how to build on Debian based distros.  I'd start there.

[Karthas077]

What happens if you right click on the taskbar, select move, then leave the mouse alone and hold down arrows on the keyboard for a bit?

Just holding down the arrow keys did absolutely nothing, but after I did so however moving the mouse brought the window up as it was then tied to the mouses' location and not dependent on me dragging it.

I have no clue what was going wrong still, and this happens every time I open the program, but it's working now!!!
I can only conclude it is opening somewhere very very very strange and far offscreen.... which doesn't make sense but I'm not going to question it DX

Thank you so much.

[Andir]

What happens if you right click on the taskbar, select move, then leave the mouse alone and hold down arrows on the keyboard for a bit?

Just holding down the arrow keys did absolutely nothing, but after I did so however moving the mouse brought the window up as it was then tied to the mouses' location and not dependent on me dragging it.

I have no clue what was going wrong still, and this happens every time I open the program, but it's working now!!!
I can only conclude it is opening somewhere very very very strange and far offscreen.... which doesn't make sense but I'm not going to question it DX

Thank you so much.

That's Windows for you... (this is Windows right?)  Whenever I need to move a window that's in a bad spot (I keep my taskbar up top and some idiots like to open their programs at {0,0}) I need to select move, nudge it one pixel with my keyboard, then move the mouse to get the window movement to "link" to the mouse cursor.  If I do not use the keyboard, the window will never detect my mouse position and never move.

[DrKillPatient]

This nearly worked, however, these packages aren't available to me through yum (what is yum anyway? Isn't apt-get the same thing?):
No package allegro5 available.
No package allegro5-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-ttf-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-image-devel available.
No package allegro5-addon-dialog-devel available.

~/stonesense/stonesense & gives me 'cannot load font: DejaVuSans.ttf'. It's in the folder with stonesense's main application, however. Terminal says SS can't find the init file, but init tells it to look for that font, so maybe the error is unrelated/doesn't affect anything? That seems to indicate that init can be read.

yum and apt-get are similar, but quite a bit different in what packages are available, since your distro controls what's available.  Fedora makes these available.  You're gonna be stuck building allegro5 manually from source.  You can't load the font, because the addon-ttf-devel package isn't there to build off of.

Allegro's wiki shows a how to build on Debian based distros.  I'd start there.

Just built it and compiled again, no dice. Is the font stuff included seperately?

[Rose]

make sure you are compiling allegro 5 with all addons

[peterix]

make sure you are compiling allegro 5 with all addons

Exactly. Use ccmake instead of cmake - make sure you have all the reqired stuff turned on in there. And check the cmake output - the build system will tell you when it can't find optional libraries. You may be missing some -dev packages. For example the one for freetype.

[schplat]

Just built it and compiled again, no dice. Is the font stuff included seperately?

Yes.  Building all addons is the safe bet, but all that was required for me was ttf, dialog, and image.  Building on additional addons may help if additional addons are later included in Stonesense.

[peterix]

Just built it and compiled again, no dice. Is the font stuff included seperately?

Yes.  Building all addons is the safe bet, but all that was required for me was ttf, dialog, and image.  Building on additional addons may help if additional addons are later included in Stonesense.

Oh, dialog needs the gtk dev libs! It won't build without them.

[arclance]

I built allegro5 with all optional dependencies, dfhack 0.5.15, and then stonesense in Ubuntu 11.04.
I got the font not found error by running with

~/stonesense/stonesense &

I was able to run stonesense without the font error using

cd stonesense
./stonesense

A window opens and then crashes almost imediately after connecting to dwarf fortress is shown.
The following is shown in the terminal.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

cd stonesense
./stonesense
Please note, these keywords are case sensitive for now.

--Interface--

Sets the width and height of the application in pixels.
[WIDTH:800]
[HEIGHT:600]

To launch the application in windowed mode, set this to YES.
Setting it to NO makes the program attempt to launch fullscreen mode,
using WIDTH and HEIGHT for resolution. Try and use resolutions compatible
with your drivers, or the program will still load in window mode.
[WINDOWED:YES]

These two options set how large the cube loaded from Dwarf Fortress is.
Each entry expects the number of tiles to load.
[SEGMENTSIZE_XY:70]
[SEGMENTSIZE_Z:4]

Change this to off to skip the intro.
[INTRO:OFF]

Changes the interface font size.
[FONTSIZE:10]

Changes the fontfile to use.
[FONT:DejaVuSans.ttf]

Lifts the segment up to the top off the screen, equivalent to a given
number of z levels.
Use this with a large segment size to get blocks covering the entire screen.
[LIFTSEGMENT:12]

Follow DF window is on when Stonesense launches. (Toggle with 'f')
[FOLLOW_DF_SCREEN:YES]

Follow the center of the DF window, rather than scale to the edges.
[TRACK_CENTER:YES]

Sets an initial x/y/z offset for follow mode
[FOLLOW_OFFSET_X:-15]
[FOLLOW_OFFSET_Y:0]
[FOLLOW_OFFSET_Z:0]

Shows building graphics for zones. (Toggle with 'i')
[SHOW_ZONES:NO]

Shows building graphics for stockpiles. (Toggle with 'u')
[SHOW_STOCKPILES:NO]

Sets weather screenshots should have transparent backgrounds
[TRANSPARENT_SCREENSHOTS:NO]

Fog color, and alpha at the bottom z-level.
Setting the alpha to 0, or SHOW_FOG to NO disables fog, for a slight performance increase.
Color and alpha ranges are 0 (min) to 255 (max)
[SHOW_FOG:YES]
[FOG_RED:128]
[FOG_GREEN:158]
[FOG_BLUE:177]
[FOG_ALPHA:128]

Background color. setting this the same as the fog color produces a nice effect.
[BACK_RED:128]
[BACK_GREEN:158]
[BACK_BLUE:177]

Sets weather Stonesense should use a day/night effect
[NIGHT:NO]

This value, in milliseconds, is how long Stonesense waits between
reloading the map. If zero, the autoreload will be disabled until
set with Numpad+. Note that this will only work if a DF map is
ready when Stonesense loads.
[AUTO_RELOAD_TIME:500]

Amount to change the auto reload time with each press of Numpad+/-
[AUTO_RELOAD_STEP:50]

Amount of time, in milliseconds, before the animation swaps to the next frame.
Now independant of map refresh.
[ANIMATION_RATE:196]

--Debug Mode--

Sets Stonesense in debug mode. Adds additional information to displays.
[DEBUGMODE:YES]

Set's the debug cursor to follow the cursor from DF when it is there.
[FOLLOW_DF_CURSOR:YES]

Shows creatures names floating above their sprites. (Toggle with 'n')
[SHOW_CREATURE_NAMES:YES]

Options to control how names are displayed (if SHOW_CREATURE_NAMES is set)
[NAMES_USE_NICKNAME:YES]
[NAMES_USE_SPECIES:YES]

Enables or disables the entire on-screen-display overlay (Toggle with F2)
[SHOW_OSD:YES]

Shows all creatures, for debugging. Living, dead, kidnapped, caged, EVERY single one.
[ALLCREATURES:NO]

Adds more logging information to what is written to stonesense.log. May be useful
if trying having issues with sprite configuration tweaking.
[VERBOSE_LOGGING:NO]

--Troubleshooting--

Stonesense will try to merge all loaded sprites into a single texture, for performance reasons.
if your videocard has low memory, you may want to disable this.
[CACHE_IMAGES:NO]

This set's the preferred size of the internal image cache. If your videocard does not support it,
a smaller size is used.
[IMAGE_CACHE_SIZE:4096]

If this is set to YES, Stonesense will save a copy of the image cache each time something is added to it.
Dot NOT turn this on unless something is going very wonky. this will slow loading times considerably,
and possibly quickly fill up yout hard-drive.
[LOG_IMAGECACHE:NO]

Set the preferred renderer. Valid values are SOFTWARE, OPENGL, DIRECTX, and ANY. SOFTWARE has the highest
compatibility, but is very slow.
[RENDERER:ANY]

--Colors--

Stonesense can use the colors from DF for various purposes. these are set here the same way as in DF

[BLACK_R:0]
[BLACK_G:0]
[BLACK_B:0]
[BLUE_R:13]
[BLUE_G:103]
[BLUE_B:196]
[GREEN_R:68]
[GREEN_G:158]
[GREEN_B:53]
[CYAN_R:86]
[CYAN_G:163]
[CYAN_B:205]
[RED_R:151]
[RED_G:26]
[RED_B:26]
[MAGENTA_R:255]
[MAGENTA_G:110]
[MAGENTA_B:187]
[BROWN_R:120]
[BROWN_G:94]
[BROWN_B:47]
[LGRAY_R:185]
[LGRAY_G:192]
[LGRAY_B:162]
[DGRAY_R:88]
[DGRAY_G:83]
[DGRAY_B:86]
[LBLUE_R:145]
[LBLUE_G:202]
[LBLUE_B:255]
[LGREEN_R:131]
[LGREEN_G:212]
[LGREEN_B:82]
[LCYAN_R:176]
[LCYAN_G:223]
[LCYAN_B:215]
[LRED_R:255]
[LRED_G:34]
[LRED_B:34]
[LMAGENTA_R:255]
[LMAGENTA_G:167]
[LMAGENTA_B:246]
[YELLOW_R:255]
[YELLOW_G:218]
[YELLOW_B:90]
[WHITE_R:255]
[WHITE_G:255]
[WHITE_B:255]


Source: http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/Color_scheme#ixzz0nnC90qXc

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