07-17-2015, 02:56 PM
Compiling the next hotpatch right now. Should be ready to go in the next 5 hours!
Here's what I've done since the last post on here:
-Fixed Unicode File Delete in windows (Currently working on issues in the Linux Build)
-Reduced Skill Requirements for a number of technologies. Also increase a few others.
-Increased the rate of Skill Requirement decay significantly. You should be able to get common tech much more reasonably.
-I head renamed to OHV, since it's a much more common name. Starting date lowered, however skill requirement increase should have it coming out around historical time frame (1930s)
-Show how many production lines you are/have allocated above production line slider.
-End Production from Mega Menu (This overrides contracting checks, so be careful!)
-Memo now fires when design skills requirements and year requirements are met for new technologies.
-Contracts now show up in "Used In" table for Engines and Vehicles in the View Window.
-Fixed Contract Penalty Bug.
-Fixed Duplicate Contracts listed in sales book
-Fixed Incorrect Months Remaining dates in Contract Sales book.
-Fixed bug in amount of needed contract units when less than the normal monthly amount is needed.
-Added Memo for when contracts are finished.
-Fixed bug in New Trim Marque Dropdown list. Show now show all your marques.
-Added some cautionary division by zero checks and initialization of variables. (May cause some bugs, may fix some bugs. We'll see!)
-Fixed Licensed out memo bug that did not show the licensed out price.
-Awards are now given for all vehicles companies who have branches in a region. In the future I will limit it to only vehicles sold in said region.
I believe that covers it. It takes a few hours to compile. In the mean time I will work on some Unicode file issues on Linux. Hopefully I can get that cleared up before the update tonight.
After that I'll take care of a few more minor bugs, then switch over to some optimization stuff over the weekend. With the hopes of another hotfix Tuesday!
Here's what I've done since the last post on here:
-Fixed Unicode File Delete in windows (Currently working on issues in the Linux Build)
-Reduced Skill Requirements for a number of technologies. Also increase a few others.
-Increased the rate of Skill Requirement decay significantly. You should be able to get common tech much more reasonably.
-I head renamed to OHV, since it's a much more common name. Starting date lowered, however skill requirement increase should have it coming out around historical time frame (1930s)
-Show how many production lines you are/have allocated above production line slider.
-End Production from Mega Menu (This overrides contracting checks, so be careful!)
-Memo now fires when design skills requirements and year requirements are met for new technologies.
-Contracts now show up in "Used In" table for Engines and Vehicles in the View Window.
-Fixed Contract Penalty Bug.
-Fixed Duplicate Contracts listed in sales book
-Fixed Incorrect Months Remaining dates in Contract Sales book.
-Fixed bug in amount of needed contract units when less than the normal monthly amount is needed.
-Added Memo for when contracts are finished.
-Fixed bug in New Trim Marque Dropdown list. Show now show all your marques.
-Added some cautionary division by zero checks and initialization of variables. (May cause some bugs, may fix some bugs. We'll see!)
-Fixed Licensed out memo bug that did not show the licensed out price.
-Awards are now given for all vehicles companies who have branches in a region. In the future I will limit it to only vehicles sold in said region.
I believe that covers it. It takes a few hours to compile. In the mean time I will work on some Unicode file issues on Linux. Hopefully I can get that cleared up before the update tonight.
After that I'll take care of a few more minor bugs, then switch over to some optimization stuff over the weekend. With the hopes of another hotfix Tuesday!
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good human beings save the world, so that bastards like me can keep creating art, become immortal.
if you read this after I am dead it means I made it." ― Charles Bukowski