Re: Lucky, lucky me... [YACD, NPP]


"pete mack" <pmac360@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1143127480.781956.60500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

3. Room illumination is broken with new terrains.
We haven't gotten this comment. It may be that some terrains are
breaking
your line of sight. If you can send me a screenshot or savefile of what
you
are referring to, we can work on it. Thanks,

OK, I'll look for it.

Just bear in mind that one big change. In Regular Angband, a square is
either a wall, ot it allows movement, Line of sight, and projection spells
on that square. In NPP 050, Movement, Line of Sight, and projection are
three separate things, and can exist separately in any combination in any
square. We have squares that allow movement, but block LOS or projeection
(forests), squares that allow movement and projection, but block LOS (such
as fog or smoke), and even a square that allows LOS, but not movement or
projection (clear ice walls). You may might up a room or opening but have
features in the middle that block LOS, such as sand dunes. The room won't
appear fully lit until you walk through it.


5. Makefile.osx has bad install target line.
I have a dumb question. Which one? The only change we made was to add a
new file, feature.c, and it looks to be in order. Are you playing on a
MacIntosh system? We haven't had anyone try to compile for that yet.

Makefile.osx has dependencies on angband; dependency line(s) should be:
install: nppangband $(RESSRCS) $(PLIST)

Sorry to ask again, I want to be sure. Here is what is there now. How
should this be fixed?:

install: nppangband $(RESSRCS) $(ICONFILES) $(PLIST)
LIBFILES = \
../lib/edit/*.txt \
../lib/file/*.txt \
../lib/help/*.txt \
../lib/help/*.hlp \
../lib/pref/*.prf

install: nppangband $(RESSRCS) $(ICONFILES) $(PLIST) $(LIBFILES)

[ -d $(APPBNDL) ] || mkdir $(APPBNDL)
[ -d $(APPCONT) ] || mkdir $(APPCONT)
[ -d $(APPBIN) ] || mkdir $(APPBIN)
[ -d $(APPRES) ] || mkdir $(APPRES)
[ -d $(APPRES)/lib ] || mkdir $(APPRES)/lib
[ -d $(APPRES)/lib/edit ] || mkdir $(APPRES)/lib/edit
[ -d $(APPRES)/lib/file ] || mkdir $(APPRES)/lib/file
[ -d $(APPRES)/lib/help ] || mkdir $(APPRES)/lib/help
[ -d $(APPRES)/lib/pref ] || mkdir $(APPRES)/lib/pref

cp ../lib/edit/*.txt $(APPRES)/lib/edit
cp ../lib/file/*.txt $(APPRES)/lib/file
cp ../lib/help/*.txt $(APPRES)/lib/help
cp ../lib/help/*.hlp $(APPRES)/lib/help
cp ../lib/pref/*.prf $(APPRES)/lib/pref


I don't know why Makefile_crb.osx exists. It has same flags defined,
but it is (even more) broken.

That was an old file made by Pelpel. It wsa specifically for the old carbos
MAC OS.


Unfortunately support for the MacIntosh computers seems to have all but
dissappeared in the Angband Newsgroup.

The latest version of main-crb.c in Vanilla is really quite good. It's
pretty portable; I've used it for a quick-and-dirty
(non-release-quality) build of FA, POS, etc.


It is good to know it is being supported in a limited fashion.

-Jeff


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