FFT Map Viewer - Revision history

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2017-09-06T15:49:15Z

Background

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	A few years ago, a user named Gomtuu over at FF Hacktics created a Python/OpenGL mapviewer and released the source. I took the source and modified it further to tag enemy starting positions, party starting positions, move-find item/trap positions, and Deep Dungeon exit panels win various colors. I believe there has not been a new version of that code since I first did my hack, though as of March 2012 I have not actually verified this. -If there's a newer version, we should be able to port my hacks fairly easily, as I can diff my mods versus those of the original version I manipulated.- There is no newer version than the one I'm working from, but I will try to maintain a diff anyway.		A few years ago, a user named Gomtuu over at FF Hacktics created a Python/OpenGL mapviewer and released the source. I took the source and modified it further to tag enemy starting positions, party starting positions, move-find item/trap positions, and Deep Dungeon exit panels win various colors. I believe there has not been a new version of that code since I first did my hack, though as of March 2012 I have not actually verified this. <s>If there's a newer version, we should be able to port my hacks fairly easily, as I can diff my mods versus those of the original version I manipulated.</s> There is no newer version than the one I'm working from, but I will try to maintain a diff anyway.

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

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2017-09-06T15:48:21Z

Background

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	A few years ago, a user named Gomtuu over at FF Hacktics created a Python/OpenGL mapviewer and released the source. I took the source and modified it further to tag enemy starting positions, party starting positions, move-find item/trap positions, and Deep Dungeon exit panels win various colors. I believe there has not been a new version of that code since I first did my hack, though as of March 2012 I have not actually verified this. If there's a newer version, we should be able to port my hacks fairly easily, as I can diff my mods versus those of the original version I manipulated.		A few years ago, a user named Gomtuu over at FF Hacktics created a Python/OpenGL mapviewer and released the source. I took the source and modified it further to tag enemy starting positions, party starting positions, move-find item/trap positions, and Deep Dungeon exit panels win various colors. I believe there has not been a new version of that code since I first did my hack, though as of March 2012 I have not actually verified this. -If there's a newer version, we should be able to port my hacks fairly easily, as I can diff my mods versus those of the original version I manipulated.- There is no newer version than the one I'm working from, but I will try to maintain a diff anyway.

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

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2017-09-06T12:10:10Z

Installation

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	# wxPython		# wxPython

	Google is your best bet for help with installing these - Python and Setuptools have nice easy executables, and you can use easy_install from the CLI to automatically grab matching packages for PIL, PYOpenGL, and NumPY. wxPython also has a nice executable.		Google is your best bet for help with installing these - Python and Setuptools have nice easy executables, and you can use easy_install from the CLI to automatically grab matching packages for PIL, PYOpenGL, and NumPY. wxPython also has a nice executable. One catch is that Setuptools is not easy to configure for Win x64, so you might need to stick with the 32-bit version. PIL also didn't install properly for me in 2017 using easy_install (a part of Setuptools), so I ended up having to run an executable installer for that as well.

	Climhazzard has a copy of the Python scripts that run the modified version. In the future, perhaps Clim's FTP will be organized again so we can link to the files here - for the time being, see me (Josh) to get the files.		Climhazzard has a copy of the Python scripts that run the modified version. In the future, perhaps Clim's FTP will be organized again so we can link to the files here - for the time being, see me (Josh) to get the files.

Neal at 23:18, 5 March 2012

2012-03-05T23:18:24Z

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	* l: Stop camera's rotation, then increase camera's azimuth angle by 2 degrees		* l: Stop camera's rotation, then increase camera's azimuth angle by 2 degrees
	* J: Stop camera's rotation, then decrease camera's azimuth angle to nearest snap (snap points at multiples of 45 degrees)		* J: Stop camera's rotation, then decrease camera's azimuth angle to nearest snap (snap points at multiples of 45 degrees)
	* L: Stop camera's rotation, then increase camera's azimuth angle to nearest snap (snap points at multiple of 45 ~~degress~~)		* L: Stop camera's rotation, then increase camera's azimuth angle to nearest snap (snap points at multiple of 45 degrees)
	* ,: Decrease the speed of the camera's rotation around the Y axis		* ,: Decrease the speed of the camera's rotation around the Y axis
	* .: Increase the speed of the camera's rotation around the Y axis		* .: Increase the speed of the camera's rotation around the Y axis

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2012-03-05T20:56:27Z

Other Controls

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	* ]: Select next map		* ]: Select next map
	* {: Select previous weather condition		* {: Select previous weather condition
	* }: Select next weather condition '''From what I've seen, all new battles in the PSP version are existing maps with different weather (aka lighting) ~~condtions~~.'''		* }: Select next weather condition '''From what I've seen, all new battles in the PSP version are existing maps with different weather (aka lighting) conditions. Eternal confirms.'''
	* s: Toggle whether the black polygons around the edges of the map (which I call "skirt" polygons) are displayed		* s: Toggle whether the black polygons around the edges of the map (which I call "skirt" polygons) are displayed
	* x: Toggle display of axes (X=red, Y=green, Z=blue)		* x: Toggle display of axes (X=red, Y=green, Z=blue)

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2012-03-05T20:53:32Z

Other Controls

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	* ]: Select next map		* ]: Select next map
	* {: Select previous weather condition		* {: Select previous weather condition
	* }: Select next weather condition		* }: Select next weather condition '''From what I've seen, all new battles in the PSP version are existing maps with different weather (aka lighting) condtions.'''
	* s: Toggle whether the black polygons around the edges of the map (which I call "skirt" polygons) are displayed		* s: Toggle whether the black polygons around the edges of the map (which I call "skirt" polygons) are displayed
	* x: Toggle display of axes (X=red, Y=green, Z=blue)		* x: Toggle display of axes (X=red, Y=green, Z=blue)

R51: /* Other Controls */

2012-03-05T18:33:29Z

Other Controls

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	* c: Toggle "cutaway" mode (avoids drawing certain obstructed or obstructing polygons)		* c: Toggle "cutaway" mode (avoids drawing certain obstructed or obstructing polygons)
	* t: Toggle terrain overlay mode '''Note: This is what removes the treasure and party positions.'''		* t: Toggle terrain overlay mode '''Note: This is what removes the treasure and party positions.'''
	* B: Toggle between the map's natural background and magenta background		* B: Toggle between the map's natural background and magenta background '''Note: This doesn't seem to work in my hack. Might need to use the stock version if you need this until I figure out what happened.'''
	* a: Toggle mesh animation		* a: Toggle mesh animation

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2012-03-05T18:29:08Z

Other Controls

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	* T: Toggle display of texture		* T: Toggle display of texture
	* c: Toggle "cutaway" mode (avoids drawing certain obstructed or obstructing polygons)		* c: Toggle "cutaway" mode (avoids drawing certain obstructed or obstructing polygons)
	* t: Toggle terrain overlay mode		* t: Toggle terrain overlay mode '''Note: This is what removes the treasure and party positions.'''
	* B: Toggle between the map's natural background and magenta background		* B: Toggle between the map's natural background and magenta background
	* a: Toggle mesh animation		* a: Toggle mesh animation

R51: /* Installation */

2012-03-05T18:27:23Z

Installation

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	Google is your best bet for help with installing these - Python and Setuptools have nice easy executables, and you can use easy_install from the CLI to automatically grab matching packages for PIL, PYOpenGL, and NumPY. wxPython also has a nice executable.		Google is your best bet for help with installing these - Python and Setuptools have nice easy executables, and you can use easy_install from the CLI to automatically grab matching packages for PIL, PYOpenGL, and NumPY. wxPython also has a nice executable.

			Climhazzard has a copy of the Python scripts that run the modified version. In the future, perhaps Clim's FTP will be organized again so we can link to the files here - for the time being, see me (Josh) to get the files.

	== Loading Maps ==		== Loading Maps ==

R51: /* Installation */

2012-03-05T18:26:17Z

Installation

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	## NumPY		## NumPY
	# wxPython		# wxPython

			Google is your best bet for help with installing these - Python and Setuptools have nice easy executables, and you can use easy_install from the CLI to automatically grab matching packages for PIL, PYOpenGL, and NumPY. wxPython also has a nice executable.

	== Loading Maps ==		== Loading Maps ==