| Mon Sep 18 03:57:57 2017 by Celtic Viking |
| I found this image a while back here and can't find the seed for it. All I know is that the last 3 digits are 930. https://1drv.ms/i/s!ApQXFCouZdqUhKh4oM0m7e8pYUDDyQ Is there anyway to get a batch of all the 930 images? Please help? Cheers! |
| Mon Sep 18 09:55:53 2017 by Torben |
The command-line parameters for the map generation are appended at the end of the bitmap file, so you can extract the information there. In this case, the line reads:./planet -S -s 0.10340930 -w 1000 -h 1000 -l 0.0 -L 0.0 -m 1.0 -pm -C Olsson.col -i -0.02 -E -o Maps/Map-930.bmpSo the seed is 10340930 |
| Mon Sep 18 12:03:13 2017 by Celtic Viking |
| Thank you so much Torben! You saved my ass :) Cheers! |
| Mon Oct 23 01:22:16 2017 by Jesse |
| How do I view the appended command-line parameter metadata of a .bmp file? |
| Mon Oct 23 10:33:49 2017 by Torben |
On Linux and MacOS, you can run the commandtail -1 xxx.bmpwhere xxx.bmp is the name of the file.The tail command is not standard on Windows, but you can get it as part of the Windows resource kit. See https://www.windows-commandline.com/tail-command-for-windows/ for details. |
| Sat Nov 11 19:31:59 2017 by Samsid |
| This doesn't work, all that happens is that cmd is filled with a bunch of encoded or something letters and stuff - showing no numbers. Can anyone explain this to me, who knows virtually nothing about this kind of stuff? |
| Sat Nov 11 19:32:14 2017 by Samsid |
| This doesn't work, all that happens is that cmd is filled with a bunch of encoded or something letters and stuff - showing no numbers. Can anyone explain this to me, who knows virtually nothing about this kind of stuff? |
| Sat Nov 11 19:49:03 2017 by Samsid |
| http://www.mediafire.com/file/orebmw3qb9gub5c/Map-765.bmp That's the link to the file. If someone could do this for me instead it would be mucher easier, I'm never going to understad a thing anyways. |
