| Thu Nov 4 12:05:03 2021 by Mizuki |
| right now the executable still relies on having at least a color file in its directory (default is olsson) that can be changed to point it to another default, but is there a way to embed a single color file/a few default color files to it, so that when the executable will still work when run standalone (without files in its directory)? |
| Fri Nov 5 11:02:13 2021 by Torben |
| You can replace the code that reads in a colour file with code that sets the colours. It used to be that that was how the default colours were set, but it was simpler to always read in from a file. |
| Sun Mar 6 11:54:34 2022 by Mizuki |
| Would you happen to have a source file from when you still used that method? |
| Mon Mar 7 12:15:04 2022 by Torben |
| No. It was very long ago that the program had hardcoded default colours, so that code is long gone. |
| Mon Mar 7 12:16:10 2022 by Torben |
| Also, the colour encoding was different then, so you could not just paste the code into the new program without having to heavily modify it. |
| Tue May 10 05:28:23 2022 by Ron Vantreese |
| Hi, I converted this code (as is) into C#. During a test run, I had to embed a color map (the olsson). I haven't decided whether I'll keep the embedded map or develop a wrapper to feed a default map. |
| Thu May 12 16:32:48 2022 by Mizuki |
| I personally support embedding a single default file as a backup ^ |
| Thu Aug 8 07:37:04 2024 by Mizuki |
| I have managed to hardcode Olsson.col into the new planet! https://github.com/MagicalDrizzle/planet-generator/commit/fad869a5a07521296ec9e8860f3f2c383fe532c1 Maybe one day I will figure out the interpolation math... |