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DF Modding / DF Designator - A fortress design tool
« on: June 27, 2011, 12:04:33 pm »
DF Designator is a tool to create a fortresses from "blueprint" image files and some support for Quickfort csv files. It supports many of the actions required during DF construction.

It has an advanced gui to manages the different blueprints, create plans that span multiple z-levels and assign hotkeys for easy access.

Download it and open one of the examples to give it a try.



MORE INFORMATION
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/userguide.pdf

DOWNLOAD
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/DF Designator (windows).zip
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/DF Designator (linux32).tar.bz2
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/DF Designator (linux64).tar.bz2
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/DF Designator (OS X).zip
    http://wina2.ugent.be/~karel/DF Designator (source all platforms).zip

You need java to run DF designator. If it complains java is missing. download it at http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp.

DF Designator is developed in java and is platform independent. To create the gui however, I've used QT jambi which is not. I could include the libraries for all platform and for the all platform sources I've just done that, but they are rather large.

FEATURES
    Easy gui
    Multi-Z-level designs
    Some support for Quickfort csv file
    Multi platform (window/linux/mac os X)
    Open source

THANKS
    zwei for the initial codebase
    Tiny_Puppy_Smasher for some of ideas of DF Architect
    joelpt Some of the concepts are shamelessly stolen from Quickfort
    DF team



Comments, bug reports, feature requests, patches, blueprints and other are welcome.

Ontrew posted a video tutorial here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFUWBXn9n8I if you want to see it in action.
   


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