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(2 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

Yeah, most of active seedlers still see each other everyday on the IRC channel, soooo.. There is not much more to say on the forum ^^

But we're still alive! And yeah, I should think about the future of the forum.. Well I'll  have plenty of time when I'll be in Denmark tongue

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(1 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

Damn, that's some bad news. I hope they did not take anything important nor broke anything...

Try to have some good holiday nevertheless.

Well, for some reason the gallery is still broken (probably some change in the security of the server >_>) But Picasaweb is here to save us, so here are the link to the differents gallery:

Daniel's Gallery: http://picasaweb.google.fr/Mekere/SeedM … directlink

Darkie's Gallery: http://picasaweb.google.com/hviid.c/Fra … WD9KCfwAE#

Dustie's gallery: http://picasaweb.google.hu/abel.hegedus … directlink

Miklos video using Daniel and Dustie's pictures:
http://animoto.com/play/VuQJB75Uw5CZ0J3 … 3Dfacebook


Enjoy!

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(27 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

It's still alive and well.

Ok, my turn again. Apparently you guy liked my mushroom and cream dish, so here it goes:

Mushroom and cream
You'll need:
- Some Button mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus) aka "Champignons de Paris" or similar
- Garlic
- cream
- Parsley
- Olive oil
- Salt and pepper

But also: A pot, a knife, a spoon and a cutting board.
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_MJKWAkHwRTw/TF6hAOGDITI/AAAAAAAACMU/U0Rhe5aqdRY/IMGP5187.JPG

Preparation:
Mushrooms:
Wash the mushrooms, cut the top of their foot, if it's brown or hollow, just remove it. If the mushrooms are small, just let them like this, if they are too big like the ones on the picture, cut them in 4 or more pieces.

Garlic:
Version 1: I looooooooooooooooove garlic!
Just use one clove of garlic and cut it in little pieces. Then let it cook for a while in the pan with olive oil. The fire must be really really soft so that the garlic stays white. You don't want it to burn it's not good >_>

Version 2: Garlic.. well yeah but not that much.
Then just cut the clove in half and crush it under the blade of your knife. Then like above, cook it with olive oil above a very soft fire. And remove the clove before adding the mushrooms.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_MJKWAkHwRTw/TF6g_str3GI/AAAAAAAACMQ/klaAdjFCu4Q/IMGP5188.JPG

Cooking:
Add the mushrooms in the pan with a tear of water (or white wine if you have any). Mix with the garlic and oil then cover the pan. Medium fire.
Cook for 5 minutes, then remove the cover. Now you just have to let the mushrooms reduce. You can put the fire at high but make sure to stir the mushroom often.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_MJKWAkHwRTw/TF6g-AaKoEI/AAAAAAAACMI/PqnJjnFVp94/IMGP5190.JPG

When the mushrooms has reduced enough (they must be soft under a knife) add the cream and reduce the fire at medium again. Add salt and pepper then let the cream reduce until it's wrapping the mushrooms nicely.
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_MJKWAkHwRTw/TF6g9iWisaI/AAAAAAAACME/UNEDpBNS4tU/IMGP5193.JPG
Cut the fire and add some freshly minced parsley.


Serves with meat or fish smile

6

(3 replies, posted in Games Discussion)

First dig

Here you are, in your promise land. You notice that your screen is separate in 3 parts, on the left are your dwarfs and the surroundings. In the middle, the menu and on the right the global map. Hit the tab key 2 times to remove the global map so you can see better. Use the arrows to observe your surrounding and > and < to go up and down the layer (yes, it's 3D! ... kinda). Of course you can't see what's inside the mountains, you'll have to dig for that.

Take your time to find the best spot where you will build your fortress entrance and keep in mind you'll have to build a trade depot, accessible for merchants and close enough of your workshop. (yay micro-management /o/)
You wandered too much on the map and you lost your dwarfs? Just hit unit then c, and you'll focus on the selected dwarf. Now let's make them move.

The most important thing you'll have to remember is: you design the job you want done, you will never design the dwarf who will do it. Keep always that in mind or you'll have a lot of problems tongue Remember also that a dwarf can't do a task if he doesn't have the skill to do it, really it will help. So let's dig! If you followed my advice you have 2 miners waiting eagerly to dig the mountain, so let's go.

If you want to dig on the same level as you are, just hit designation dig, if you want to dig under your feet you'll have to dig some stairs first with d j] then on the level under at the same place d u, then dig normally with d d.

If the mountain is sandy, your dwarf will dig really fast and wont make any stone. I usually use theses level for storage. If the mountain is composed of stone, your dwarf will leave behind them some stone lump. That will be useful even if after a while there is way too much ^^'

Anyway, start digging a few room and while you're at it, you can make your woodcutter work too with d t, so that they can cut trees. And maybe you can gather some plants too with d p
Ready? Let's work.

...

Oh, by the way, hit space to remove the pause screen tongue

...

Ok the miners are mining, the woodcutter are cutting, but you have some idlers dwarf and no plants are gathered! Yes, as I said earlier, the dwarf won't do a job if he doesn't have the skill, and plant gathering is a skill. So you have to teach your dwarf how to work. So, go in the u menu, select an idler dwarf  [c], [p]preference, [l]abor, choose Farming related and then plant gathering. Yes it's a pain, but after a while you'll know that by heart so don't complain yet. You can do that with all your idlers dwarfs, keep in mind that you can remove the skill later.

There you go. You made your first step. And it was a difficult one, actually the first difficult one of all the difficult steps, enjoy your victory /o/

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(3 replies, posted in Games Discussion)

Starting a game.

Don't be tricked by DF appearance, it really need a lot of computer resources, so don't play it on your old computer it will be too slow. The first thing you'll have to do is Create the world and it may take some time to build all theses rivers, lakes, mountains, civilisations... But when it's ready you can Start playing, and there found yourself on a sort of map. My advice for a first game: choose a place without damp stone and with green options (ex: Wilderness, heavily forested...) you really want to try the more difficult zones for when you will be a little more experimented. You may want a zone with a river because it's easier for food (fishing), it's good for defence (moat), the irrigation of your fields, you may use the water later to build an inner cistern and well and it provides a place for your dwarf to wash themselves.  But of course you can survive without, it will be less easy that's all ^^

When you have found your perfect place toi build your fortress, you have the choice to embark or prepare carefully your trip. I suggest you choose either this option or the Mayday option for a starter. It allows you to give your dwarfs some skills and also choose the equipment you will take, I usually take:
- 2 skilled miners
- 1 competent wood cutter/ proficient carpenter
- 1 adequate wood cutter
- 1 competent stone crafter
- 1 competent cook/brewer

With the points left, I take a couple of dogs (good for defence, hunting and occasionally food) and everything I can as meat and alcohol. The first winter is awful, better get ready with it.

Ok, ready to embark? Time to strike the earth!

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(3 replies, posted in Games Discussion)

Yes I know, those who already heard or tried this game have already their legs shaking with fear and their eyes are already crying tears of blood. Yes, this is Dwarf fortress, it hurts a lot but it is so good after a while... *blushes*

This thread is for the few that have never tried Dwarf fortress or those who already tried it but cowardly stopped it for some fallacious excuses like the outdated (or absent) graphics). So, what is Dwarf Fortress, DF is an indie game made by 2 brothers, one coding the other one creating the stories. You start the game with 7 dwarfs, and your aim is to build your own fortress and make it prosperous enough to attract more and more dwarf and maybe even the King of the dwarf!

DF is but a city builder with a lot (and I mean a lot!!) of micro management), as you can guess, it won't be very easy. The learning curve of DF is actually like climbing the mount Everest, you will die a lot, but it's part of the game, what you did is written in your world history, and maybe you'll be able to find some remains of one of your previous fortress while digging a mountain.

Anyway, just give it a try, you can download the Maygreen version here. What is the maygreen version, well opposite to the vanillia version, Maygreen added some graphics so that the game will look like this:
http://mayday.w.staszic.waw.pl/files/DF/DFG13.png

Instead of this:
http://www.gamesajare.com/2.0/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Stojen2.png

Apparently some people have troubles with ASCII games, I really can't understand why big_smile Ok, you downloaded it? Come on, it's free, so you have absolutely no excuses for not playing it! Let's start then smile

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(4 replies, posted in Games Discussion)

It was really fun. I played it on the Wii and finished it in 30 hours with every OCD. I was really bad in building the tower though, only reached 28.4m

Welcome home Frakel big_smile

Don't drink all the pastis at once! Even if you dansk has better ice cubes than us tongue

Not for tonight but for tomorrow's lunch:
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_MJKWAkHwRTw/S1SyfSJrsMI/AAAAAAAABuE/AC8tpg1PRYU/s720/IMGP4748.jpg

My bento /o/

Carrot and radish salad with mustard and cream, some cuncumber slices and a pasta salad with a sausage octopus

and for the desert:

mango with cinnamon, dry banana and a cat/rabbit in gingerbread with some touch of raspberry jam.

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(12 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

I intend to flee France for the seed meeting neutral

Of course I'll be there, either in a cottage or obviously if we are doing something at my parent's place. smile

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(33 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

CSS are mostly done big_smile

I keeped Ahnion theme and color but now you have the choice between 2 width: Sedd: width 1000 pixel with a brand new logo made by Dustman *claps claps*, and Seed800 with Ahnion's original logo.

You can choose the theme in your profile. smile

If you see some problems, just tell me where and with wich browser. Enjoy!

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(3 replies, posted in Steambaths)

Thanks tongue

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(33 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

oops tongue

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(33 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

That mean I have to work to re-integrate the calendar first big_smile but ok, that's an idea, wii do that.

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(33 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

Well, well. As you surely noticed, I made an upgrade of our forum. No need to say, it's a big one so a lot of stuff is still not working, like:

- calendar
- sub forum
- gallery
- Ahnion CSS
- Apparently the capcha is not working well either

It will take me some time to put everything up again, until then please be patient (I have to work you know tongue) and report any other bug or malfunction that you may find.

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(14 replies, posted in DVI-Net)

I dont know anything sad

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(4 replies, posted in Steambaths)

yay cakes /o/

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(9 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

You may find all the informations here:

http://seedthecommunity.org/viewtopic.php?id=119

Short version is:
server: irc.seedthecommunity.org
port: 6667
channel: #seed

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(9 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

Hey zorg, nice to see you again smile Hope you'll find your way home to IRC tongue

22

(7 replies, posted in Sava's Garden)

Joyeux anniversaire!

23

(659 replies, posted in Steambaths)

Well, at least it's out on DS this month big_smile

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(659 replies, posted in Steambaths)

G*******?

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(9 replies, posted in Steambaths)

I will wish you an happy birthday only if you have your pants on >_<

But happy birthday /o/