Anyone want to finish the site list?

[DrPraetorious]

The zip file contains -
a map - this map has every site in the game, in order of ID #. So, province #25 has sites 100-103 in it (sites 1-3 are not on this map). Note from the map that sites can be added by number now! No more spelling mistakes!

On each version of the map, ermor has the entire board.
In one version of the map, all sites are found so you can copy over statistics.
In the other version of the map, they're hidden, if anyone wants to start seeing how difficult they are to find (and which of them make buildings, etc.)
Dom3 appears to have ~100 sites more than dom2, most of them capitals.

a list of sites - this contains both the previous dom2 sites list provided by Sunray and his compatriots, and a partial list of dom3 sites including ID #s. It's in .xls format.

I've gotten tired of this but if anyone wants to finish....

[Endoperez]

Great!

[Gandalf Parker]

Someone please compare that with this list...
http://www.dom3minions.com/docs/sites.txt

That list is pulled straight out of the game. If I numbered that list (probably starting with zero since programmers do that) does it match up?

[DrPraetorious]

The list starts with 1, not 0, which surprised me as well.

That said - it matches perfectly, at least in the several places I checked. How did you get the game to spit that out?

I went ahead and updated the .xls file. Here 'tis.

[DrPraetorious]

Here's a list of site changes, if anyone is interested - and assuming the list I got from Sunray is complete and correct.
"<" means a site is gone or renamed. Only the "Unholy Temple" is actually gone.
">" means a site is new or has a new name.

Code:

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< "Alchemists' Guild"

< "Imprizoned Zephyr"

< "The Cottage in the Woods"

< "The Smoulder Cone"

< "The Temple Marsh"

< "The Tombs"

< "Unholy Temple"

> "Alchemists Guild"

> "Augurs' Circle"

> "Carnutes"

> "Caves in the Deep"

> "Cold Currents"

> "Cottage in the Woods"

> "Dark Waters"

> "Depths Unnamed"

> "Desert"

> "Endless Caverns"

> "Falling Depths"

> "Glowing Caverns"

> "Glowing Depths"

> "Gnipah"

> "Gymnasium"

> "Halls of the Oracles"

> "Healing spring"

> "High Temple of the Land"

> "High Temple of the Rain"

> "Imprisoned Zephyr"

> "Irminsul"

> "Long Lost Circle"

> "Lyfjaberg"

> "Merman Village"

> "Mineral Fingers"

> "Mines of the Pale Ones"

> "Mount Kailasa"

> "Mount Shinuyama"

> "Mountain of the Mystics"

> "Mountain of the Oni Kings"

> "Palace of the Eagle Kings"

> "Patala"

> "Plateau of Shards"

> "Poison Glades"

> "Rain Forest"

> "Roots of the Earth"

> "Steppes of Sauromatia"

> "Temple of the All-Consuming Flame"

> "Temple of the Land"

> "Temple of the Moon"

> "Temple of the Pure War"

> "Temple of the Rain"

> "Temple of the Shroud"

> "Temple of the Sun"

> "The Amber Halls"

> "The Basalt City"

> "The Bitter Stream"

> "The Blood Keep"

> "The Carrion Grove"

> "The Cerulean Tower"

> "The Chamber of the Seal"

> "The City of Tombs"

> "The City of the Damned"

> "The Coast of Ice and Bones"

> "The Dark Crystal"

> "The Empty Slot"

> "The Enchanted Isle"

> "The Endless Field of Cubes"

> "The Forest beneath the Waves"

> "The Forest of Avalon"

> "The Forgotten City"

> "The Gorge of Ancient Cities"

> "The Great Cauldron"

> "The Grove of Gaia"

> "The Grove of Kelp and Pearls"

> "The Halls of Andvare"

> "The Heavenly Gate"

> "The Hippocampoi Fields"

> "The Iron Caverns"

> "The Jewelled City"

> "The Lotus Garden"

> "The Lotus Gardens"

> "The Mosaic Desert"

> "The Sea of Dead Memories"

> "The Sibylline Caves"

> "The Smouldercone"

> "The Sunless Sea"

> "The Temple City"

> "The Wheel of Pain"

> "Thermal Vent"

> "Thorn Wood Heights"

> "Tombs of the Oracles"

> "Tundra"

> "Vanhalla"

> "Villa of Ever Changing Fresques"

> "Whispering Waters"

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[Endoperez]

>"Gnipah"

in that list is Gnipahålan, starting site of Helheim. It existed back in DomII IIRC.

[Gandalf Parker]

Since it appears that you linux, you will love my answer. (that was the result of a diff command that you just posted isnt it?)

strings /usr/local/games/dominons3/dom3.exe >stringsDom3.txt
less stringsDom3.txt
That gives you all of the text in the game.

Then I find something I know exists in the game, such as:
/ Fields of Fire Flies
That puts me in the right area. Then I scroll to the bottom of that group and use
m a
to mark the spot. Then I scroll to the top of that area and hit
| a cat >asdf.txt
which pipes from my current position to the 'a' mark I had made into a cat command going to a file.

Since the first item of a list rarely changes, and the lists are usually marked by a "none" at the end of them, I think I could even automate it. So that each new patch can automatically update the lists used by modders and mappers. The sites, the equipment, the units, the armors, the forts, the effects, etc etc.

[ologm]

Zip is missing bark.rgb.

[DrPraetorious]

Boy do I feel stupid, I put bark.map in instead.