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There is a plugin for installer I'm using that lets you create small file with different changes between exe versions. So, idea was that for future releases of their patches could be rolled in as component of unofficial patch installer. That way you'd have option to apply AI or other changes forked from my bug fixes. It would be up to them if they want to do this.
base exchange fix is wrong f.i.
There is quite a nice buglist on Apolyton: http://apolyton.net/showthread.php/7650-Official-SMACX-v2-bug-list-READ-ONLY-PLEASE!It's creakingly old but there was at least one text file only bug on there that was unfixed till now. Maybe we need to coalesce around the bug fixes and then divide into fact finding groups on the AI and option expanding improvements.
I'm currently working on making the option-expanding stuff not need a hex editor to use with old maps; I'm making progress but it'll still be a while.
There is quite a nice buglist on Apolyton: http://apolyton.net/showthread.php/7650-Official-SMACX-v2-bug-list-READ-ONLY-PLEASE!It's creakingly old but there was at least one text file only bug on there that was unfixed till now. Maybe we need to coalesce around the bug fixes and then divide into fact finding groups on the AI and option expanding improvements.We could wiki a current list of bugs but it needs experienced game players to vet them.
Er, I guess my phone posted my incomplete reply before I gave up trying to type out response.@Yitzi: What I meant was, you use kyrub's and kyrub's is based off of mine. Right now, I have about double the patches currently in v1.0 fixing various things. But I haven't had a chance to have a look at what you've done so I don't really know if we've crossed code wise. I just know kyrub's was outside areas since I never touched AI. I might be able to make it easier to apply my patches but personally, I'll always want bug fixes only for myself.Back on topic, I was thinking about the random bit earlier today and thought out a solution. Basically, what I would do is split the variable for storing the starting date in half. Currently, it's a DWORD which is really unnecessary so making it a WORD you wouldn't lose anything. This would mean I'd have to go through 5-6 instances where it's called and modify how data is accessed. Once it's been split, I now have two bytes I can work with. One for creating a random perihelion start date from 2151 to 2160 (0-9) and another I can use at some future date.
Ah nice! I didn't actually look at code just thinking it out. I'm surprised nothing breaks with very high start dates.