#COPY PASTE QUEUE CIV 3 UPDATE#

Worse yet, (correct me if I'm wrong), if you add a Wonder to a 2 slot of a City's queue, that wonder if Greyed out in. That means if you have 'factory' as 3, you can't put factory as the city's 1 priority until you get it out of the queue. This is quite annoying, it is as if the game wanted to play tricks with me: it worked for a while in a certain configuration, now it behaves in a different way. Related research conducted under Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) helps deal with such issues and provide solutions for efficient traffic. You can copy and paste these art pieces using the buttons below each piece. Once something is in the queue for 2 on, you can't add it to the current production it's greyed out. Update: forget it, nothing of what I said seems to be right. The problem here is that the function GetClipBox is used by some GDI call and it's not hooked by DxWnd with ordinary hooks, as one can see in the logs where there's no trace of the call.īut the problem can be fixed by choosing the 'Hot patch' flag that let DxWnd reach and fix the behavior of this call.Īt the moment, this seems to fix the game problems only with 'GDI / Scaled GDI calls' and not using 'GDI / Share GDI and ddraw DC', but I will try to fix the problem better, to allow more scaling modes and possibly avoiding to use a generalized 'Hot patch' flag.Īll this is a bit too premature to be sure it will work, but I'm trying. Fairly sure its shift-clicking the techs in the order you want to research them.Holding down shift + clicking allows you to queue up your next. This should have been the first feature ever implemented for a creation program.

There should be a way to copy & paste as well as flip/rotate/mirror copied features. A lack of that feature effectively increased the amount of work that needs to be done 8 times. And I need to launch the game from the Dxwnd GUI not from the Steam shortcut. That's like the simplest feature that saves the most time.

In the case of CivIII, if you try to run it in a window whose size is smaller that the supposed size, the actual size of the clipping region as returned by GetClipBox should be scaled to get correct values. Sid Meier's Civ3 Complete on Steam works fine for me with the following settings: Hook tab - Inject suspended process (renamed to 'Injection->InjectDLL' in the latest Dxwnd version) Libs tab - Scaled GDI calls. When creating a window, the window DC is associated to a clipper as big as the window size and this size can be known using GetClipBox.

#COPY PASTE QUEUE CIV 3 UPDATE#

When the screen is updated with GDI calls (like BitBlt) if there's a clipping region the update is made only within the clipping region. The problem of partial screen updates is tied to the clipping region size.

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