Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
How would one propose a cease-fire in Freeciv 2.3.4? I can open a meeting window (Menu Diplomacy -> Meet). But I do not see how you can propose anything, from cease-fire, to share vision, and so on.
Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
On the diplomacy tab, under each leader name (you and them) you should see an "Add Clause..." button. Clicking on the button under your leader name should bring up a menu with options;
- Maps >
- Advances >
- Cities >
- Give shared vision
- Give embassy
- Pacts > (under which you should see Peace, etc)
Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
Sorry. I can't find the button. See my window.JTN wrote:On the diplomacy tab, under each leader name (you and them) you should see an "Add Clause..." button.
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Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
The "Add Clause"-button is at the meeting screen, not the nations screen.
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Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
You're missing some buttons -- along the bottom of that window you should have "Diplomacy" / "Intelligence" / "Display" / "AI".Orlok wrote:Sorry. I can't find the button. See my window.
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Are you using Ubuntu? This is a known problem on some versions and configurations of Ubuntu, notably 13.10 with Unity -- it steals our menu buttons -- I think this must be what's happened to you, as you can see them in the mess at the top (technical details in LP#1242937).
So you found the Diplomacy menu misplaced at the top -- did that successfully open the diplomacy dialog for that player?Orlok wrote:I can open a meeting window (Menu Diplomacy -> Meet).
Even if it did, I think Ubuntu would eat the "Add Clause..." buttons (if you're lucky, adding them to the mess at the top).
Anyway, the workaround for the known issue which restores the UI to how it was intended is to launch the Freeciv client from the command-line like this:
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UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= freeciv-gtk2
(While I'm here, Freeciv under Ubuntu 13.04 has a tendency to crash for different but related reasons -- LP#1208625. The workaround is the same.)
Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
Yes. That did it. Save current game, close it, open a terminal, and paste said command line in it. I have (better?) control over mu diplomacy.JTN wrote:Anyway, the workaround for the known issue which restores the UI to how it was intended is to launch the Freeciv client from the command-line like this:(note the space after the equals sign)Code: Select all
UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= freeciv-gtk2
(While I'm here, Freeciv under Ubuntu 13.04 has a tendency to crash for different but related reasons -- LP#1208625. The workaround is the same.)
I am sooooo glad with the graphic improvements in Ubuntu (NOT!). A system that regularly crashes, and now buttons who take a position that was never intended.
Re: Diplomacy in Freeciv 2.3.4
The menu-stealing saga has been going on for some years now (see also LP#743265); it's been quite vexing.Orlok wrote:I am sooooo glad with the graphic improvements in Ubuntu (NOT!). A system that regularly crashes, and now buttons who take a position that was never intended.
From the next version of Ubuntu (14.04), they have blacklisted Freeciv in their menu-stealing code, so hopefully this should stop recurring.