[UPDATED RELEASE]Galaxy Info V1.1.0

[JJP]

Thanks Okti. The new version seems to do the trick!

[Okti]

Thanks Okti. The new version seems to do the trick!

I have been a victim of Copy & Paste.

[DGill]

Working fine now - Thanks

[Okti]

Thanks for testing chaps.

[maik]

Nice one, added it to the [wiki]OXP List[/wiki]

[Okti]

Upgraded to V1.0.0. The same link at the first post is valid.

Changes:

Removed log messages and made a better install version.

Surprised to see 286 downloads on this little OXP, Thanks to all tried it.

Cheers,

Okti

[Okti]

Just to add another issue for the OXP, This OXP will only work for the galaxies G1 to G8 with correct seed numbers. Other wise it may not work. I had a player trying that at G10 on IRC, well though

[Wildeblood]

What are these "correct" seed numbers, Okti? There are no correct galaxy seeds, only traditional ones. I haven't tried your new version yet, but the previous one worked okay with untraditional galaxy seeds. (Obviously it won't work with out-of-bounds galaxy numbers.)

[Optimus]

Small cosmetic bug in world-scripts.plist.
You use "Galaxy_Info.js" but script name is galaxy_info.js (wthout capital letters). Not matter under windooze but under linux give "[script.load.notFound]: ***** Could not find a valid script file named Galaxy_Info.js". Be crossplatform programmer plz

[Dustin542]

Would it be possible to add information showing which systems had a Galactic Navy base? Though, I'd use it for finding them for starting missions for the GalNavy OXP when entering a new chart, but this information could be useful for other purposes.

[SandJ]

Would it be possible to add information showing which systems had a Galactic Navy base? I'd use it for finding them for starting missions for the GalNavy OXP when entering a new chart.

WHS.

[Okti]

Would it be possible to add information showing which systems had a Galactic Navy base? Though, I'd use it for finding them for starting missions for the GalNavy OXP when entering a new chart, but this information could be useful for other purposes.

Small cosmetic bug in world-scripts.plist.
You use "Galaxy_Info.js" but script name is galaxy_info.js (wthout capital letters). Not matter under windooze but under linux give "[script.load.notFound]: ***** Could not find a valid script file named Galaxy_Info.js". Be crossplatform programmer plz

Done, new version is upladed and the link at the first post is valid.

Thanks All.

[psuamier]

To be able to use that one under Linux you have to either rename

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cd <path_to_Addons>/GalaxyInfo.oxp/Script
mv galaxy_info.js galaxy_Info.js

or to link to it

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ln -s galaxy_info.js galaxy_Info.js

to make it work. Alternatively you could adapt the code to the lowercase file name. Would be good to fix this in a future release.

Thank you for the OXP.

[Diziet Sma]

The old case-sensitivity bugaboo yet again.. See Optimus' post above..

Consistency in referencing filenames is not most Windows programmers strong suit.

world-scripts.plist is the offender once more.. changing "galaxy_Info.js" to "galaxy_info.js" is the best fix.

[Zireael]

Is this 1.77.1 compatible?