Oolite Bulletins

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

JJP wrote:

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

I have been a victim of Copy & Paste.

Working fine now - Thanks

Thanks for testing chaps.

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

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

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

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.)

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

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.

Dustin542 wrote:

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.

Dustin542 wrote:

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.

Optimus wrote:

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.

To be able to use that one under Linux you have to either rename
or to link to it
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.

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.

Is this 1.77.1 compatible?