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[Rose]

You need to rename them to the old naming sceme for it to work, though it's not supposed to crash.

I really need to update this to use the new names, but I'm really busy with a lot of other things.

[Kostyan1996]

Oh, okay, but what are old names for this files? I can't find any in this topic.
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Tried old version maps, worked for me. But how I suppose to load detailed version? I can't understand. On the old version connection failed, on new version maps crashing Isoworld.

[majiin]

Hi!
Few days ago I started working on a simple commandline app written in C to stitch IsoWorld tiles into one big image. There were some problems like crashes on really big pngs (LodePNG) so I'm switching to libpng. The plan is to release it as open source - need to finish libpng migration, cleanup the code, add some options (everything is harcoded right now) and other stuff.

The results so far:
Here is resized 6x6 area of a pocket world (17x17), text added in GIMP:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Fullsize PNG (9215x4768): http://www.mediafire.com/download/39kts4xn8uad9z4/Osmlo_Olzul.png

You need to rename them to the old naming sceme for it to work, though it's not supposed to crash.

I really need to update this to use the new names, but I'm really busy with a lot of other things.

It crashed on my end (64bit Gentoo linux) I think gdb was pointing to al_path_cstr in allegro lib - can provide backtrace if needed - but that clearly leads to new naming scheme, also there was a small error while compiling (tested with gcc 4.8.3 and 4.9.1):

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

In file included from /home/majiin/repos/dfhack/plugins/isoworld/UserInterface.cpp:3:0:
/home/majiin/repos/dfhack/plugins/isoworld/MapSection.h:35:7: error: extra qualification ‘MapSection::’ on member ‘load_colors’ [-fpermissive]
  void MapSection::load_colors(s_maplist * map_list);

fixed by adding c/cxx flag -fpermissive

Thank you guys for your hard work!

[CLA]

Hi!
Few days ago I started working on a simple commandline app written in C to stitch IsoWorld tiles into one big image. There were some problems like crashes on really big pngs (LodePNG) so I'm switching to libpng. The plan is to release it as open source - need to finish libpng migration, cleanup the code, add some options (everything is harcoded right now) and other stuff.

The results so far:
Here is resized 6x6 area of a pocket world (17x17), text added in GIMP:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Full size PNG (9215x4768): http://www.mediafire.com/download/39kts4xn8uad9z4/Osmlo_Olzul.png

You need to rename them to the old naming sceme for it to work, though it's not supposed to crash.

I really need to update this to use the new names, but I'm really busy with a lot of other things.

It crashed on my end (64bit Gentoo linux) I think gdb was pointing to al_path_cstr in allegro lib - can provide backtrace if needed - but that clearly leads to new naming scheme, also there was a small small error while compiling (tested with gcc 4.8.3 and 4.9.1):

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

In file included from /home/majiin/repos/dfhack/plugins/isoworld/UserInterface.cpp:3:0:
/home/majiin/repos/dfhack/plugins/isoworld/MapSection.h:35:7: error: extra qualification ‘MapSection::’ on member ‘load_colors’ [-fpermissive]
  void MapSection::load_colors(s_maplist * map_list);

fixed by adding c/cxx flag -fpermissive

Thank you guys for your hard work!

Fuck yeah, this was pretty much the only thing I've been missing from Isoworld. I'm looking forward to this.
Will there be an option to delete images from Isoworld folders once the image is stitched? Isoworld tends to start lagging hard after you have a large amount of images to load, so it would be nice to stitch large images in batches and delete the already stitched parts from the Isoworld folders.

[Megaman_zx]

damn that looks awesome!!!! 

can't wait to try it out on some larger worlds... would this work on 34.11 (i'm thinking it would, but its always safe to ask)

[Rose]

Yes, it will work with 34.11, but the trees won't look as nice.

[PeridexisErrant]

That looks amazing!

Japa, is there an ETA for (native) compatibility with maps exported from 0.40.09 and later?  I've been getting a fair few questions about it from the starter pack, and I had thought it was planned a while ago.

[Rose]

No real ETA. I need to find the time to do it, or somebody else who wants to help can do it. Either way.

[majiin]

Fuck yeah, this was pretty much the only thing I've been missing from Isoworld. I'm looking forward to this.
Will there be an option to delete images from Isoworld folders once the image is stitched? Isoworld tends to start lagging hard after you have a large amount of images to load, so it would be nice to stitch large images in batches and delete the already stitched parts from the Isoworld folders.

No, but you can move IsoWorld tiles directory to your own location (there will be an option to use custom dir)

[Kostyan1996]

Can you answer me, please? How did you managed this to work? I can't understand what foulder I should copy and where. I am using DF Starter Pack r4 and when I pressing button "connect" nothing happens. Also, there is no "hack" foulder in Isoworld. What should I do?

[CLA]

Fuck yeah, this was pretty much the only thing I've been missing from Isoworld. I'm looking forward to this.
Will there be an option to delete images from Isoworld folders once the image is stitched? Isoworld tends to start lagging hard after you have a large amount of images to load, so it would be nice to stitch large images in batches and delete the already stitched parts from the Isoworld folders.

No, but you can move IsoWorld tiles directory to your own location (there will be an option to use custom dir)

All I need. Good to know.

[robvitaro]

You need to rename them to the old naming sceme for it to work, though it's not supposed to crash.

Can someone point us in the right direction as to what the old naming scheme is?

[CLA]

Old naming scheme:

world_graphic-<kind of map>-region<#>-<world age>-<numbers, fuck if I know what they mean>.bmp

New naming scheme:

region<#>-<fucking numbers again>-<kind of map>.bmp

The important thing is the region, and the kind of map (elevation, structures, biome, etc).
Don't know about the numbers, maybe world size, age, etc
For details, just generate worlds in 34.11 and 40.11, export the maps and compare for yourselves.

Edit: If someone has the time, the relevant code appears to be in main.cpp starting at line 226

[robvitaro]

Awesome, thank you CLA

[PeridexisErrant]

The numbers in the new filenames are the date, in the format YYYYY-MM-DD.