DLV 4.03 settlement names, coordinates, faction, region name

**Furin** · August 28, 2007, 03:01 PM

As byproduct of the unhealthy environment mod I am working on I made this list with all settlements, the coordinates of these, the faction at start and the region name, not as in descr_regions but as shown on the campaign map.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read:

This file could be useful for anybody who wants to make a modification to any settlement and does not want to go through the whole descr.strat first and identify settlements by their garrison and garrison position.

Please be aware that the region names are in no way coherent to each other, neither in writing style nor in consistency of naming. Not my bad, looks like everyone who contributed regionwise had an other idea of how to name them. Ofc I am only human and I am due to make errors so please excuse the usual typos and stuff, the coordinates should be 100% correct.

**Harry Lime** · August 28, 2007, 03:09 PM

Thanks for this Furin, very helpful.

I would +rep you, but you keep writing such wonderful stuff, that I've used it all up

**Furin** · August 28, 2007, 03:17 PM

I hope this helps, the devs must already have something similar but I haven't found it so I just made my own. Now if I could just find the missing region (area 51?). Well the desc_regions and settlement names shows 372 lines, so half of it would be 186 which would be the number of my file, but why does the descr_regions show 187?

**Wirapuru** · August 28, 2007, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by Furin

I hope this helps, the devs must already have something similar but I haven't found it so I just made my own. Now if I could just find the missing region (area 51?).

Thanks a lot Furin, I'm going to start my scripting adventures soon and certainly this will be most useful

(hm, just guessing.. maybe it would be really some kind of area 51, for debug/tests, some hidden stuff?)

+rep asap!

**Harry Lime** · August 28, 2007, 03:29 PM

@Furin.

Do you mean you've counted 187 regions in the descr_region file?

The sea is counted as a region but it's only the Aquaphibians that live there.

**Furin** · August 28, 2007, 03:32 PM

Ahhh! Here we go, problem solved! I rather kick ass than solve puzzle...

Thank you, now I will have a good sleep tonight, gonna edit the first post so that people don't get confused. Thanks a ton!

Yay it let me rep you again!

**Wirapuru** · August 28, 2007, 05:04 PM

@Abrocomos

ROFL! what's with this doll, it really should be on the next Robot Chicken as the antichrist of all Atlantis!!

**Harry Lime** · August 29, 2007, 02:58 AM

Originally Posted by Wirapuru

@Abrocomos

ROFL! what's with this doll, it really should be on the next Robot Chicken as the antichrist of all Atlantis!!

Unfortunately I'm old enough to remember Stingray, 2nd or 3rd time round it was repeated on British TV. These were the days long before CGI & not even many cartoons were shown back then. Yes this was the day when puppets & strings ruled the airwaves and Troy Tempest, captain of the submersible Stingray, used to alternate between fighting the Aquaphibians & lusting after the mute, water breathing Marina.

**Wirapuru** · August 29, 2007, 06:22 AM

(offtopic) I must say the mute, water breathing, Marina has quite sexy loose eyes

Were these series the same "kind" of that one where an (english?) army made from the same dwarf-look w/big head was attacking by sea, air, etc? I watched a full movie of it once and was preety good!

**Harry Lime** · August 29, 2007, 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by Wirapuru

(offtopic) I must say the mute, water breathing, Marina has quite sexy loose eyes

Were these series the same "kind" of that one where an (english?) army made from the same dwarf-look w/big head was attacking by sea, air, etc? I watched a full movie of it once and was preety good!

I don't actually remember an army show, like you describe. Stingray was made by Gerry Anderson who also made Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, Fireball XL-5 & UFO (which used real people but the acting was just as wooden).

**Furin** · August 29, 2007, 10:09 AM

Here's a small photo of a famous Austrian handpuppet....

A thread going from coordinates to puppeteering, this can only happen on these forums.

**Harry Lime** · August 29, 2007, 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by Furin

Here's a small photo of a famous Austrian handpuppet....

A thread going from coordinates to puppeteering, this can only happen on these forums.

Yes, didn't take us long to go seriously off-topic. Glad to see it's not only the British that used wooden effigy's to entertain their children in ye Olden days