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PublicMaps should be PrivateMaps #401
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Sounds good. And yes, 95% of our players seem to not know that the mod can be started directly with the shortcut. |
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…ing due to WTP mapscript This is done by turning our PublicMaps into PrivateMaps. THis means they are only visible to this mod. PublicMaps are visible to other mods as well as vanilla. The error is caused when vanilla tries to read our WTP only FaireWeather mapscript. For whatever reason, the game will load something from the last used mapscript before reaching the main menu. This also ensures that players will only see files intended for the current version. Useful if we add a new file in the future and somebody has two versions installed. The new file won't be loaded by the old version of the mod.
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The Civ4 engine has two places for map scripts
The difference is that public maps are available to all mods while private maps are mod specific. FaireWeather requires our python/dll to work and as such doesn't work in other mods or vanilla. This becomes a problem when people load vanilla since the game loads the last used map script from the ini file and does something with it. This results in a torrent of errors before reaching the main menu.
This is fixed by simply renaming the folder. However doing so right now is prone to cause merging issues now that we have a lot of modified files in that folder due to large rivers.
Semi related: a number of people opens vanilla and then pick load mod from the main menu. The awareness of using the mod="whatever" argument in a shortcut seems to be close to non existing.
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