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Source Code

http://guganeshan.com/blog/setting-up-git-and-tortoisegit-with-bitbucket-step-by-step.html

semi-official

latest versions were made out of https://bitbucket.org/Bloodwurm/BotF2dev/commits/all

official

• last source code https://bitbucket.org/mstrobel/supremacy/overview (Visual C# Studio 2010)
  • Mike's Post: build in VS2010 with .NET 4.0. You may need the C# Async CTP. http://botf2.star-trek-games.com/viewtopic.php?p=70790#p70790
  • http://botf2.star-trek-games.com/viewtopic.php?p=70781#p70781 Supremacy.Game.GameEngine is where you'll find most of the game logic. That's where most of the turn processing happens.
    • The SupremacyCore project is where you'll find the foundation of the game.
    • SupremacyService is just the game server (all the important bits it interacts with are in SupremacyCore).
    • SupremacyClientComponents is UI infrastructure.
    • SupremacyUI and SupremacyWPF are older UI infrastructure stuff, much of which has been phased out and replaced by newer and better stuff in SupremacyClientComponents. The most interesting stuff in SupremacyUI is GalaxyGridPanel, which draws the galactic map. It also has the spinning planet views.
    • Supremacy.Xna is where the XNA/3D stuff is located--it's not used heavily yet, but it has some effects for the invasion screen, a newer star renderer, a 3D spinning ship renderer, etc.
    • Supremacy.Scripting is an expression language parser/compiler.
    • SupremacyClient is the main graphical client and has most of the game screen implementations.

• old source code can be taken from here: http://supremacy.codeplex.com/ (last upload from MStrobel at 03.01.2011)

Changes

see here or https://bitbucket.org/mstrobel/BotF2/commits/branch/default

some code

                       float moraleMod = _morale.CurrentValue / (0.5f * MoraleHelper.MaxValue);
                       baseOutput = (int)(moraleMod * baseOutput);

                       float moraleMod = _morale.CurrentValue / (0.5f * MoraleHelper.MaxValue);
                       baseOutput = (int)(moraleMod * baseOutput);

                       if (planet.HasFoodBonus)
                       modifier.Efficiency += 0.15f;

                   if (planet.HasEnergyBonus)
                       modifier.Efficiency += 0.15f;

Visual Studio Express 2012

It's possible (and standard) to compile the game with Visual Studio Express 2012. No further stuff of programs are needed. Mention that the compiled exe is then in \SupremacyClient\bin\Release.

Visual Studio Express 2013

use latest version (Express version is free) http://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/download-visual-studio-vs#d-express-windows-desktop

Visual C# 2010

build in VS2010 with .NET 4.0. You may need the C# Async CTP.

SunBurn

Kenneth is working sometimes with SunBurn...this might be a site for this http://channel9.msdn.com/coding4fun/blog/No-need-for-sunscreen-you-want-this-SunBurn-SunBurn-v2-RTMs-including-the-free-SunBurn-Framework-Edi

.Net

you should use latest .Net-version (2014: version 4.5.1)

XNA

"Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Xna.Framework.dll' or one of its dependencies. The specified module could not be found."

• suggestion by reg: go to \Resources\Models and rename the "Models"-folder to "Models-SetOffline" or something else (if building a ship no model is shown -as it is to most of the ships- but otherwise the game could work fine)

This suggests the problem is with your XNA installation. The game uses XNA to display the 3D ship models in the shipyard. There's no way to disable the models so XNA wouldn't be needed. So to be able to play the game, i'd advise to uninstall XNA, then install the latest version.

Download link: http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=20914