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174.103.102.175: /* The core components list */

2023-02-07T20:46:23Z

The core components list

Rhhdud: fix version numbering

2023-01-02T00:36:10Z

fix version numbering

LethosorBot: Tagging v50 page (4620/4888)

2022-12-21T00:50:47Z

Tagging v50 page (4620/4888)

LethosorBot: LethosorBot moved page DF2014:Version number to Version number: Migrating v50 page (4368/4618) (content)

2022-12-20T04:05:55Z

LethosorBot moved page DF2014:Version number to Version number: Migrating v50 page (4368/4618) (content)

Quietust: oops

2022-08-06T14:49:30Z

oops

Quietust: Rule T

2022-08-06T14:49:10Z

Rule T

Zippy: Added info. Format cleanup.

2022-08-05T01:53:14Z

Added info. Format cleanup.

99.19.68.61: Shit

2021-06-05T20:11:55Z

Shit

99.19.68.61: Still didn't get it right — this should be good now.

2021-06-05T20:10:09Z

Still didn't get it right — this should be good now.

99.19.68.61: Forgot how external links worked — sorry!

2021-06-05T20:09:09Z

Forgot how external links worked — sorry!

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 |Core19
 |TUTORIALS
-|(Future)
+|'''Completed'''
 |Set up small tutorial files that you can load up. These would have text instructions and little activities for you to do so you can learn how to play more easily.
 |-
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 |Core21
 |SOUND
-|(Future)
+|'''Completed'''
 |Make all music/sounds optional, in groups. More songs (possibly seasonal), incidental music (like spotting the first kobold in a cave, etc.), various combat type sounds and ambient sounds, pleasing interface clicks.
 |-
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 |Core36
 |BURROWS
-|('''Completed'''
+|'''Completed'''
 |You should be able to associate buildings and dwarves to areas called burrows. A dwarf would only work on jobs at its burrow, and could not haul between burrows unless specifically designated to do so. Miners, outside workers, engravers and so on would be exempt while doing those jobs. Burrows could have general goals for the amount of objects, such as bins, that they need to have, and you could order transfers between burrows with the manager. Manager work orders could specify burrows. Once your fortress is large, having such a system to reduce the amount of hauling is very important. Coupled with some of the other ideas, large fortresses should become easier to manage.
 |-
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 |Core50
 |TILESET SUPPORT
-|(Future)
+|'''Completed'''
 |Allow graphical tiles to be used for all game objects.
 |-
 |Core51
 |SIZEABLE GAME WINDOW
-|(Future)
+|'''Completed'''
 |Allow the resizing of the game windows, and possibly the support of variable width fonts to allow more text to be displayed.
 |-
 |Core52
 |INTERFACE OVERHAUL
-|(Future)
+|'''Completed'''
 |A coherent interface, additional options and mouse support.
 |-

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 When software is in the early stages of development, such as alpha or beta, it will likely have version numbers starting with zero, such as 0.3 or 0.23.5. This is currently the case with ''[[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]]''.
-[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. Releases from 2009 and earlier contained ''four'' numbers and a letter - see the [[40d:Version number|older versions of this page]] for more information.
+[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Version numbers contain two number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. Releases from 2009 and earlier contained ''four'' numbers and a letter - see the [[40d:Version number|older versions of this page]] for more information.
 # The first number is how many hundreds of core components have been completed.
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 ==Example==
-{{#vardefine:minor-version|{{#strsplit:{{current/version/ns}}|.|2}}}}{{#vardefine:patch-version|{{#strsplit:{{current/version/ns}}|.|3}}}}
+{{#vardefine:minor-version|{{#strsplit:{{current/version/ns}}|.|1}}}}{{#vardefine:patch-version|{{#strsplit:{{current/version/ns}}|.|2}}}}
 v{{current/version/ns}}, the {{ordinal|{{#var:patch-version}}}} minor release of the version of ''Dwarf Fortress'' with {{#var:minor-version}} core components complete.
 {| style='width: 25em; margin: 1em auto; border-spacing: 0; text-align: center'

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-{{Quality|Exceptional|13:46, 28 April 2021 (UTC)}}
+{{migrated article}}
 [[Category:Game development]]
 {{av}}

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 When software is in the early stages of development, such as alpha or beta, it will likely have version numbers starting with zero, such as 0.3 or 0.23.5. This is currently the case with ''[[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]]''.
-[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. Releases from 2009 and earlier contained ''four'' numbers and a letter - see the [[40d:Version number|older versions of this page|]] for more information.
+[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. Releases from 2009 and earlier contained ''four'' numbers and a letter - see the [[40d:Version number|older versions of this page]] for more information.
 # The first number is how many hundreds of core components have been completed.

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 When software is in the early stages of development, such as alpha or beta, it will likely have version numbers starting with zero, such as 0.3 or 0.23.5. This is currently the case with ''[[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]]''.
-[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Recent version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. The older format contained four - see the older versions of this page for more information.
+[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a version number for every ''Dwarf Fortress'' release. Version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. Releases from 2009 and earlier contained ''four'' numbers and a letter - see the [[40d:Version number|older versions of this page|]] for more information.
 # The first number is how many hundreds of core components have been completed.

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 [[Category:Game development]]
 {{av}}
-[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a '''version number''' for every [[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]] release. Recent version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ | semantic versioning]. The older format contained four - see the older versions of this page for more information.
+[[Main:Toady|Tarn Adams]] assigns a '''version number''' for every [[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]] release. Recent version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information, but don't let this deceive you:  the system is more complicated than simple [https://semver.org/ semantic versioning]. The older format contained four - see the older versions of this page for more information.
 # The first number is how many hundreds of core components have been completed.