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Hi Guys, really struggling to compile on Arch Linux.
Please help

Hello

Stonesense is now a plugin for DFHack, so you need to build it as part of it. First, if you're building on a 64bit Arch, you *need* multilib gcc/g++. (In general, distros with no 32bit support are useless here)
Here's how to do it (starting in some kind of 'projects' directory):
git clone git://github.com/peterix/dfhack.git # read only repo @ https://github.com/peterix/dfhack
cd dfhack # step into the new directory
git submodule init # set up the stonesense submodule
git submodule update # and fetch it from read only repo @ https://github.com/peterix/stonesense
cd build
ccmake .. # manual version of cmake. It's important to set CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to a DF folder and to enable building stonesense. first 'configure', then 'generate'. You need to rerun 'configure' after any changes to the options.
make
make install # install to whatever place you set CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to be
By default, the build system has its own pre-built copy of the allegro 5 libraries. After you enable building stonesense and 'configure', some more options should show up in ccmake. The one usable on Linux is STONESENSE_INTERNAL_SO. Setting this to 'OFF' will make the build system use your system allegro 5 libs. This isn't normally needed, but if you want to work on stonesense and use the debug version of allegro, you'll have to do it. lib32-allegro5 is in the AUR.

......... what program do you use,to make your art?

Looks like pure concentrated math to me... With a bit of dithering thrown in to reduce color count/size.

Stick them in the military. Prepare for the inevitable doomsday event.

i downloaded this and it gave my computer a virus according to AVG, and ive never had a virus before in 8 years.

Rather an autoimmune reaction really. It's a false positive. Only the legacy dfhack is detected as such. Let me show you what it does here:

It pretty much screws up my build of legacy dfhack. I'll have to talk to the grisoft guys about this and get it sorted out on their end. My code is OK

Do I need to generate a new world to use this?

No. You just need the SDL version of DF 31.25.

I'm starting to get into a dependency hell when trying to install all the 32bit libraries. I do not want to run it into a 32bit ubuntu VM and for what i'm checking in your github, stonesense is not included in the source to try to compile it. What do you suggest? You know of any easy way to install the 32bit libraries? Could you find a way to just include all the 32 bit libs in a next release?

You can get the .deb package from the 32bit ubuntu release and extract the library into stonesense/deplibs/. In case of libjpeg, it's named libjpeg.so.8.0.2 - extract it to the deplibs and rename to libjpeg.so.8

Okay, so I just downloaded this version, and AVG immediately spotted a trojan in dfmode. Explain?

Zero explanation I'm afraid. Update your AVG and try again. I'm running AVG 2011 here and it found no problems.

Quote from: Jiopaba on August 17, 2011, 05:19:57 pm

Does tiletypes actually work?

Hmm... I get that it's an experimental feature or some such, but it doesn't seem to do anything at all.  No matter what command I enter I can never get it to acknowledge a material.  I can't seem to change it to paint with stone or air or whatever at all, it just accepts the command and then prints the standard three lines again without anything changing, and still won't paint anything.

The rest of it is all great though.  It's really nice having the tools I find myself using integrated together into a nice interface like this.

I think your question went unanswered, so I'm going to bump the thread since I had the same problem.  While I don't know if all the options work, setting material type with the command "p mat" or "paint material" and then a material listed in "help mat" works.  Same goes with shapes from the "help shape" list.  For example, "p mat soil" then "p sh ramp" will allow you to paint soil ramps.

The tiletypes tool is a bit weird and I'm not very happy with it. It has all those options, but you can't specify more options at the same time... it's a dumb port from the original tiletypes tool and could benefit from a rewrite or two. I fixed some bad bugs in it so it no longer creates invalid tiles, but it's a long way from done... Now it does nothing in the cases where it would produce DF crashes >_>

Anyway, new release is out! I added a circle designation tool and stonesense got some much needed performance tweaks

the only way I see any one getting into that is if they happen to use runesmith to kill someone.
the cure was to revive one goblin and hope he scatters off on his own.

I fixed this before, but I had a living, caged goblin to work with. I used runesmith to unset his 'caged' flag and set a few flags common to approaching invaders. Goblin got caught instantly by the same cage trap that caught him before and the siege ended.