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Jun 2002 time: 14:44
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actually would be nice (and for the lazy)
In the national manager, if having the general information, it shall open the city manager with the expert-tab
And if you are in the production overview, it shall open the building-queue.
I think that could be nice.............
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Prince
Picksburgh
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Nov 2001 time: 08:44
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Yes , definitely would be better with Civ3 interface
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Moderator
Berlin, Germany
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Mar 2001 time: 14:44
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quote: Originally posted by E
Civ3 is always mentioned as a point of reference since thats the lastest of the genre and has the biggest following now. |
It has the biggest following but this does not necessarily mean it is the best. I think we should see what can be improved and we should also alternatives finally if you liked the CTP1 tabs than you should be able to use them without build manager. If you liked the Civ2 city screen than you can use it or alternativly we should exten the tab then so that the view on the city is free, but contain all the necessary information on one glance.
-Martin
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Emperor
England
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Jul 2001 time: 13:44
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Considering that CTP2 was written to work down to low resolutions that we probably don't need to worry about so much any more, enlarging various dialogs to remove tabs seems like a good idea. It would, of course, be nice to leave the option of the old dialog for those who are still using 640x480 screens, but I guess it wouldn't be the end of the world if we didn't.
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Berlin, Germany
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Mar 2001 time: 14:44
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Alternativly we could put the information on a side tab, which could be actual a modification of the city screen just placed at the side with altered dimensions and item order.
-Martin
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Emperor
England
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Jul 2001 time: 13:44
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quote: Originally posted by E
Could we make the CtP2 have a hidetask bar function like Windows has just so you can see more of the map? |
It already does. Try pressing '/'.
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Co-Administrator
Latvia, Riga
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Sep 2000 time: 15:44
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I may be strange, but the city screen is one of my favorite parts about Civ 3 interface. I loved the fact that I saw the happiness and distribution of my citizens, improvements and units, as well as other numerical information, immediately in one screen.
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Emperor
England
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Jul 2001 time: 13:44
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quote: Originally posted by hexagonian
But at the same time, I would still like the city manager screen expanded to include all four subscreens into one screen, so info could be seen as it relates to all other info concerning that city. Perhaps those screens could be stacked - 2 on the left side and 2 on the right and then the map could be centered in the middle. And then add the purchase screen at the bottom. |
That's a good proposal - it means that you can still see whatever is the focus of the main map (probably the city itself) whilst the city screen is open. I get frustrated having to scroll around because a dialog I opened covered up the middle of the screen.
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