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[smirk]

Words cannot express the joy of finding out this project is still running! Installing Ubuntu right now, for the express purpose of looking at this shader. Godspeed, lxnt, you beautiful bastard.

[lxnt]

[Mike Mayday]

WHAT IS HAPPENING

[arclance]

Looks good, last time it tried it only water and magma showed up.

[lxnt]

[lxnt]

Fakefloors and animation work. Beware of zombie whirling driftwood.

[lxnt]

Code drop.

These archives contain working-for-me code, a set of  three map dumps and a set of libraries needed to run it.

You will need - Ubuntu Precise (12.04) 64bit or Oneiric (11.10) 64bit, Python 3.2, python3-yaml, working OpenGL drivers, and a bunch of libs that libsdl depends on.

oneiric: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=6445

precise: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=6446

typical launch:

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./fgt -dfdir ../df3410 dumps/driftwood.dump raw/fakefloors

Known problems:

• AMD/ATI drivers are crap and do not work.
• Low framerate, about 25 fps for me without debug and show_hidden  (press keypad / and * to turn off)
• Tested only with 34.10 raws so far.
• Minecart rails are not there.
• Graphics for most tiles from HFS levels are missing.

[arclance]

Code drop.

These archives contain working-for-me code, a set of  three map dumps and a set of libraries needed to run it.

You will need - Ubuntu Precise (12.04) 64bit or Oneiric (11.10) 64bit, Python 3.2, python3-yaml, working OpenGL drivers, and a bunch of libs that libsdl depends on.

oneiric: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=6445

precise: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=6446

typical launch:

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./fgt -dfdir ../df3410 dumps/driftwood.dump raw/fakefloors

Known problems:

• AMD/ATI drivers are crap and do not work.
• Low framerate, about 15 fps with debug off (press ~ to turn off)
• Tested only with 34.10 raws so far.
• Minecart rails are not there.
• Graphics for most tiles from HFS levels are missing.

What exactly is in those downloads?
Is it just the fgtestbeg code from github?
Is there something else in there as well?
Is there an already generated dump to test on or is a dumper included?

I'm not using Ubuntu anymore, I switched to Debian (specifically #!).
I have the OpenGL and libsdl setup and working already.
I checked and I can install python3.2 and python3-yaml, did you get rid of all the other modules you were using before or do I need python3 versions of them as well?

I had it working before the change to all python3 so I should be able to get the new version working as well.
Could you answer my questions so I can decide what I need to do to run it on a non-ubuntu system?

[lxnt]

What exactly is in those downloads?
Is there something else in there as well?
Is there an already generated dump to test on or is a dumper included?

These archives contain working-for-me code, a set of three map dumps and a set of libraries needed to run it.

Dumps from older dumpers won't work due to a subtle format change.

I'm not using Ubuntu anymore, I switched to Debian (specifically #!).

I don't think it'll be any great problem as long as library versions more-or-less line up.

I checked and I can install python3.2 and python3-yaml, did you get rid of all the other modules you were using before or do I need python3 versions of them as well?

Latest PyOpenGL, latest patched pygame2 and libsdl2 are included in the archives. Other than that and yaml, it's all python3 standard library.

[arclance]

I checked and I can install python3.2 and python3-yaml, did you get rid of all the other modules you were using before or do I need python3 versions of them as well?

Latest PyOpenGL, latest patched pygame2 and libsdl2 are included in the archives. Other than that and yaml, it's all python3 standard library.

Is the user supposed to install the PyOpenGL, latest patched pygame2 and libsdl2 from the archive or is the code statically linked to the ones in the archive?

[lxnt]

Ah yes, I forgot. The path to the HUD font is hardcoded, and ubuntu-specific. That one will have to be edited. I'll make it configurable or something.

Also, on FPS numbers.
25 is without show_hidden, with zeddown = 4 (6 z-levels drawn every frame) and without debug (which draws another z-level).
All this on a subpar box with intel E2140 1.6Mhz and nvidia GT218. Should look better on contemporary hardware.

[lxnt]

Is the user supposed to install the PyOpenGL, latest patched pygame2 and libsdl2 from the archive or is the code statically linked to the ones in the archive?

I tried to make it runnable without installing anything but python3.2 and python3-yaml.

[arclance]

Ah yes, I forgot. The path to the HUD font is hardcoded, and ubuntu-specific. That one will have to be edited. I'll make it configurable or something.

Also, on FPS numbers.
25 is without show_hidden, with zeddown = 4 (6 z-levels drawn every frame) and without debug (which draws another z-level).
All this on a subpar box with intel E2140 1.6Mhz and nvidia GT218. Should look better on contemporary hardware.

I program in python, tell me where it is hardcoded and I can change it while you are working on making it configurable.
I think I found it, line 316?

I have a i7 2600k and a GTX 560 Ti we will see how much of a difference that makes.

Is the user supposed to install the PyOpenGL, latest patched pygame2 and libsdl2 from the archive or is the code statically linked to the ones in the archive?

I tried to make it runnable without installing anything but python3.2 and python3-yaml.

I will try the oneric first that should be closest to my systems setup as far as fgtestbed is concerned.
I got

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./fgt -dfdir ../df3410 dumps/driftwood.dump raw/fakefloors
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./fgtestbed.py", line 43, in <module>
    from raw import MapObject, Designation
  File "/media/Linux_Data/Dwarf_Fortress/Test_Fortress/printmodeshader3/fgt-oneiric/fgtestbed/raw.py", line 32, in <module>
    import lxml.etree
ImportError: No module named lxml.etree
I will see if there is a module missing that might be installed by default in Ubuntu but on #!.

[lxnt]

I program in python, tell me where it is hardcoded and I can change it while you are working on making it configurable.
I think I found it, line 316?

fgtestbed.py:316

Also py3sdl2.py:1055 , if you run it standalone (will need setting up environment, see fgt script). When run standalone, it displays a rainbow grid with a couple of hud panels, just to show that basic rendering works.

[lxnt]

I got

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./fgt -dfdir ../df3410 dumps/driftwood.dump raw/fakefloors
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./fgtestbed.py", line 43, in <module>
    from raw import MapObject, Designation
  File "/media/Linux_Data/Dwarf_Fortress/Test_Fortress/printmodeshader3/fgt-oneiric/fgtestbed/raw.py", line 32, in <module>
    import lxml.etree
ImportError: No module named lxml.etree
I will see if there is a module missing that might be installed by default in Ubuntu but on #!.

python3-lxml

I rewrote so much stuff in there I tend to forget exactly how much