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#1
by Ambassador JavaScout - 3/25/2003 7:16:43 PM
Going to bump this.
 
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#2
by Ambassador JavaScout - 3/26/2003 2:21:20 AM
Thanks for making this sticky.
Just to let everyone new know.
The web site it a list of ships, technologies, improvements and starbase modules created directly from the GalCiv data files.
Lots of useful information.
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#3
by Veteran Tyjenks - 3/26/2003 12:51:58 PM
Great site. I alt-tab between the tech/research tree page on your site and the game when faced with a tough decision. Being able to "drill down" to the info regarding a specific tech is wonderful. 
 
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Visiting JavaScout's site is what convinced me to take a chance on Galciv. There is great stuff there
  
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Personally, while I see the benefit of this website, I try not to look at it when I'm playing. I LIKE not knowing for sure what I have to research to get what I want down the road... It makes it feel more like I'm really researching into the unknown. Sure, it's more inefficient, but I'm not playing just to win. I'm playing to have a good time.
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What do you use to generate the website?
I imagine it'd be handy to be able to run this on my own machine locally so that
1. I wouldn't have to be connected to the net to browse it.
2. I wouldn't waste your bandwidth repeatedly going to the same stuff.
3. The information would be tailored to what I have installed.
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Greet site.
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Great Work! is it possible to download the content?
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#10
by Citizen SlyFrog - 3/28/2003 8:48:45 AM
"Personally, while I see the benefit of this website, I try not to look at it when I'm playing. I LIKE not knowing for sure what I have to research to get what I want down the road . . . ."
Yes, but there should be an online civilopedia because it would be nice to know the "levels" of different techs when you are trying to trade them (and I do not see any hyperlinks in the trade screen or any other way of finding out, short of memorization). Ditto with where planets are, what they have, etc. I've mentioned this before, as have others.
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#12
by Ambassador JavaScout - 3/28/2003 2:57:08 PM
I have no plans to release the java program and utilities I use to create my web pages.
I just don't have time to support it.
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Well, I don't know much about Java, but isn't it possible, to download the whole page, so that you could look on it offline? When I browse the site and then go offline I can look on all pages I've visited. Isn't it possible to "download" an "visit-all-sites" which then could be looked at offline? If not then not. just wanted to ask.
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doesn't that only capture the first page?
i think there are some problems that will copy an entire site
      
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#16
by Citizen olourkin - 3/31/2003 5:29:43 PM
Just got the game, and was thinking how much I wished there was a good reference guide. You've got it all there, thanks a mil for putting this together.
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#17
by Veteran Za H - 4/1/2003 8:19:35 AM
Javascout:
Is there any chance you would accept submissions for you site? My Yahoo & Tripod sites are getting trampled 
I'll send you my tech trees through e-mail so you can take a look at them first. Thanks!
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#20
by Ambassador JavaScout - 4/1/2003 10:18:58 AM
With the two large GalCiv manuals I am close to maxxing out my disc allocation.
If the manuals are made available through another channel I will look at taking any submission.
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#22
by Ambassador JavaScout - 4/1/2003 3:23:45 PM
Za H
Just as a thought (not checked with Brad).
How about uploading the techtree image to the library.
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Why can't I see anything on your site? When I click on it all I get is blank screen under the big picture.
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#24
by Ambassador JavaScout - 4/1/2003 9:07:33 PM
What browser are you using gweminence. ?
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