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Quote from joeyjam

Could I request you please calm down? There isn't a need to get worked up, neither over the mod nor the replies.

I know you've said you've done these steps, but I will always run through the ENTIRE list, because it's very easy to think you've done something right when you've missed something obvious. I know this from personal experience, as I've made stupid mistakes, despite writing entire full-length guides. Hell, even Kinniken messes it up, so you do have to be very thorough.

First of all, start off with a fresh minecraft.jar, mods folder and remove any previous millenaire folder, and then redownload modloader and the latest version of Millénaire. There have been no complaints regarding 1.1.4, so it would appear that this is packaged perfectly. It is VERY possible that before you got a slightly bugged download, which is not your fault in the slightest.

Install modloader (I'm not going to patronise you with that), and then place the "millenaire" folder in the ".minecraft" folder and the "millenaire 1.1.4.zip" in the "mods" folder. Make sure there definitely isn't a previous "millenaire" folder, and that you've got the new one in there. I've had errors by the dozen for forgetting that. It's extremely easy to do, and extremely irritating when done.

Once you've done this, load up Minecraft and check if any villages are loading. If they aren't, check the new "millenaire" file in the "millenaire" folder: this is the log file, and should tell you what's wrong. If there is something there beyond the mod starting up, post it here in [spoiler] and [code] tags and I'll work out what exactly is wrong, if you can't do it yourself. You should be able to, the log file is generally quite clear.

If it works, install your other mods one by one. Again, I'd suggest redownloading them first to be thorough; if anything, you may have missed out on a couple of small bugfixes since anyway, so it will probably be worth your time. Check after each mod, or, if you don't have the time/patience or simply aren't that fussed, install them all, and check if it still works.


Looking back at your original post, it looks like you didn't update your "millenaire" folder in between 0.9 and 1.0. The location of the village files moved in that update, and, seeing as the problem was purely with spawning villages, that's the most likely problem. I personally advise replacing your "millenaire" folder with every single update, as Kinniken changes things in both the .zip file and the folder on a regular basis.


And I'm terribly sorry that I hadn't replied to this before, but I am actually on holiday right now, and so I haven't been on the computer when you've been on here. On principle, I tend to avoid replying to things from several pages beforehand, as, generally, people don't see the response.

I hope I've solved your issue with this, and, again, I'd like to request you keep the swearing to a minimum. It achieves nothing practical, and internet rage is never a good thing.



And goddamnit, guys, can't I write an informative, helpful post without people flaming like hell in the mean time? :sleep.gif:

Quote from Ciex

Why would that happen? You can just terraform the land yourself

1.1.5 - 14/08/11
- The area around buildings is no longer plain dirt or grass but instead keeps the original soil, simply flattening it
- The ground around buildings built on slopes now "merges" with the slope instead of being purely flat, avoiding "cliffs"

Quote from Kinniken

1.1.5 - 14/08/11
- The area around buildings is no longer plain dirt or grass but instead keeps the original soil, simply flattening it
- The ground around buildings built on slopes now "merges" with the slope instead of being purely flat, avoiding "cliffs"

Quote from Ciex

I love the new "area around buildings" generation. I took a few pictures, everything looks smooth and pretty:

Quote from joeyjam

!!!

Despite being comparatively feature-free when you look at other updates, I have to say this is probably one of my favourites :tongue.gif: I've spent way too much time smoothing slopes around buildings before now :tongue.gif:

Quote from joeyjam

Anyone got any comment on lag-reduction? Surely this will make pathing an easier job, thereby making it less CPU intensive?

Quote from Delta_02_Cat

I'm playing Millenaire v 1.1.3 and even after more than 40 ingame Days there isn't a single good that has been traded between the Gros bourg and the surrounding villages. Is this normal?

Quote from Rytho

I agree with joeyjam ,as always, for such small sentences stand for alot of effort and improvement.
If the unintended consequences don't come that is :dry.gif: but as for now celebration :smile.gif:

Quote from Kinniken

I'm counting on you guys for finding out the unintended consequences, if any :wink.gif:

Quote from Rytho

I'm suspecting that when altering the code for placement in such a great way, there are going to be half finished wierd houses and isues, but this might go a long way to helpinjg path finding too.
Ohh, and if there are consequences I guarantee you'll hear of them :smile.gif:

Quote from BlackNavi

Is this normal? Using v1.1.3 I have 8 people harvesting Turmeric from this one location (the ones in the screenshot plus others that walked away):

Quote from Ardebitis

I'd hate to be the bearer of bad news, but one of the villagers built an inn, clearing out a large area of ground underneath before doing so... That large hole was not there prior to construction...

Is this perhaps a bug for the most recent update, or has this been a common problem?