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Cool!

How about exposing the geneology data as textual records for other people to build viewers for?
So far, the amount of data that the servers export is rather little compared to Cordial Minuet, for example, but what would be the start of something interesting.

Those ARE the download links. What more do you want?

You bought the game? Did you get an email? Did you check your spam bin (it really shouldn't be there, though)

You didn't even say which OS you're using.

Sadly Microsoft and Apple have made it very hard to run software downloaded from the internet. See https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=250 for help.

Go back to the email you received after buying the game. Links in there.

To begin with, Mac OSX blocks all unsigned applications by default, so you have to command/right-click and select Open. There are more problems; please read https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=250

Awesome! This code will be useful for other tools as well.

I notice that the client just shows a "Waiting to be born" message if it can't connect to the server, which is weird. At least, that can happen if you set useCustomServer to 1. Are you trying to connect to a custom server?

You can see whether the servers are full by looking here: http://onehouronelife.com/reflector/ser … ion=report

If you never get born, something is wrong, maybe there's something like a firewall blocking your connection?

OneLife_Live4_UnixSource.tar.gz is the full source code for the game, including client, server and editor, and it includes the files from the OneLife, minorGems and OneLifeData7 git repos (with some unnecessary stuff removed).

kngsnghun: I have no idea what step 3 refers to either. Skip it, SDL is precompiled, you don't need to compile it. Instead, you copy the headers, .dll files and lib/* files into the include/, bin/ and lib/ subdirectories in the MinGW directory, respectively.

Compiling stuff on Windows is such a drag. I prefer to do things in comfort, and cross-compile from GNU/Linux.

I'm managed to cross-compile the client from linux to windows, using mxe as the toolchain, after patching the build scripts a little bit. I'll put something up on git when I have time.
(mxe is awesome, it fully automates the process of setting up a cross-compiler for Windows. And because it only targets Windows it's miles simpler than other such cross-compiler-setup tools. However, installing mxe (compiling gcc, binutils, libraries, etc) can easily take most of an hour.)

Please see https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=36

Does replacing the . with %2E work? I don't believe . requires encoding though.

Also, there is a gmail quirk: gmail ignores dots in email addresses. So if you register joesmith@gmail.com, emails addressed to joe.smith@gmail.com will also be delivered to you, and vice versa. Maybe this is the problem? You didn't use the exact same email address when buying the game, and when logging into the game?

SirChess: you didn't get an email after buying the game? First, check your spam bin. If it's not there, I would email Jason.

Try right-clicking/command-clicking the app and selecting 'Open'. Recent versions of OSX and Windows don't allow downloaded programs to be executed by default.

See also https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=250