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1. #CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN ZIP FILE#
2. #CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN MOD#
3. #CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN UPDATE#

We've also gotten rid of the F1-F8 biome view, which was very clunky, and replaced it with a more normal-feeling hover window. You can also zoom in sixteen times to an expansive zoomed-in view which used to be restricted to adventure mode - it's great to see all of the little brooks coming down through the mountains, and to see the tiny one or two tile islands blow up into their true shapes complete with beaches. The whole thing is a lot different - rather than having several different teeny panes open, the entire screen is the world map, and you can scroll/drag it around (which is necessary if you have a medium or large world.) The pesky and notorious uhkm+UHKM key use from the current version, for the embark rectangle, has been replaced. In particular, the map part of the embark screen is done! Previously, near the beginning of the graphical work, we started with the "prepare carefully" part of embarking, but we were saving the map part where you choose your embark location for later. It runs a little under two hours and we discussed all sorts of dwarfy matter.

I've also generally restructured the data and raw folders so that more of the text files are encompassed in the object/mod system.

#CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN UPDATE#

Mods store version compatibility information, so saves should be able to update their mods if the authors provide when they release new versions. Different saves on the same computer can still use different mods it loads the specified mods with each save, so it doesn't matter if you have conflicting mods installed, as long as they don't conflict within a single world. Saves no longer store their mods - this isn't feasible with all the graphics, so you'll need to have the right mods installed to load modded saves.

Hopefully this will allow total object conversions and other large changes without needing to leave the in-game interface. On the other hand, vanilla objects don't need to be loaded at all, though obviously in that case you'll generally want something to replace them. The default is just to load the vanilla objects in order, and you don't even see this if you haven't put mods on your system. When you create a world, you can set a load order from among the mods that are installed on your computer, including the vanilla objects.

#CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN MOD#

The info file also allows author information, descriptions, and version/compat info, including required/conflicting mod identifiers. The vanilla files also use the same format, so there'll be plenty of examples.

#CASTLE MINER Z SPLIT SCREEN ZIP FILE#

Mods are now zip files in their own folder, and the vanilla objects are stored similarly (though they aren't zipped.) Plop a zip file in the mods folder, and it becomes available for use - it needs to have a little info.txt file inside of it so that the system can read it. I've also been working on the title screen, save/modding restructure, and new world creation, as they all tie together.

Coming to Steam and itch.io! DOWNLOAD DWARF FORTRESS CLASSIC 0.47.05 (January 28, 2021) Windows |Īll Versions Current Development: RSS Feed, Release Feed, First, here's the Steam news from last week - a video of the latest world map with art by new artist Jacob!