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1. Freeciv file location install#
2. Freeciv file location series#
3. Freeciv file location free#
4. Freeciv file location windows#

Freeciv file location install#

If you have a previous install of Freeciv OSX SDL, your ~/Documents/Freeciv folder will be renamed to ~/Documents/Freeciv_backup to avoid troubles and allow you to put back saves and other changes you could have done. Leave these files there of you may encounter some side effects as server not starting, tilesets not loading, etc. This folder contains tilesets, localization files and saves (once some are created). The installer will create a 'Freeciv' folder in your ~/Documents folder. The installer will copy Freeciv.app in your Application folder.

Edit the default_tileset_name to match the name of the tileset you want (tilesets are located in ~/Documents/Freeciv/). Open ~/Documents/Freeciv/.civclientrc with your favourite text editor. Auto resize Message widget when changing screen resolution while game has allready started. I hope you'll enjoy these changes, have fun! redish shows other civs reports and possibly other things. brown/grey which shows clickable messages once beeing clicked. pale yellow which shows clickable messages/your civ turn report. In the end you'll now see 4 different colors in the Message widget: Yellow was not imho really readable on land tiles… Due to the fact I choose a dark translucent background (making the widget less intrusive) for the Message widget background, I had to create two more colors for other types of messages to avoid changing ALL the game texts to a fainted color (by default, some outputs are colored with the main text color). I also changed the Message widget colors to a more readable one. I removed the Message widget label bar, finding it useless. I have yet to fix it to auto resize when you change the screen resolution while in game (you'll have to save, quit and relaunch for the Message widget to resize according to the new screen resolution when the game allready started). This means, the first time you start the game, the Message will fit according to the screen resolution, giving you more reading outputs.

Freeciv file location free#

As the SDL version of Freeciv was first aimed at small screen devices, I felt free to relocate the Message widget in this new version as well as making it auto resizing in between the minimap widget and the unit info widget. Added correct CAPSTRINGs so network play should now work as expected. It was tested on Leopard (10.5.4) and is likely to run on Tiger (10.4), Panther (10.3) and maybe even Jaguar (10.2).įeel free to report bugs pertaining to this port and success with different versions of OSX to (beware freeciv forum seems not Safari friendly, use Firefox if you encounter troubles). However, if you know the TCP port used (see above), you can filter on that one.This version of Freeciv was built for both ppc and intel architectures. You cannot directly filter Freeciv traffic while capturing. Show only the PROTO based traffic: proto Capture Filter Keep this file short, it's also a good idea to gzip it to make it even smaller, as Wireshark can open gzipped files automatically.Ī complete list of Freeciv display filter fields can be found in the display filter reference XXX - Add a simple example capture file to the SampleCaptures page and link from here (see below). (XXX add links to preference settings affecting how Freeciv is dissected). XXX - Add example decoded traffic for this protocol here (as plain text or Wireshark screenshot). The default listening TCP port is 5556, but it can be altered.

Freeciv file location windows#

Ports to Amiga, Windows and many other platforms were made. Around 1999 it was one of the few truly addictive graphical games available for Linux. Computer players and many other improvements were added later by other developers. Historyįreeciv was created in 1996 by some Danish computer science students as an exercise in creating a multiplayer networking game, and was playable early on.

Freeciv file location series#

Freeciv is a open source clone of the popular game series called Civilization.