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Revision as of 01:38, 23 October 2013

The dwarf fortress wiki is undeniable almost the best resource for reference to the game, seeing that I was often without internet connection, I found myself struggling without its reference materials.

I was able to finally get an offline version by exploring the murky depths of the forums, but it isn't quite the most pleasant place

Considering it's utility, I would wish to propose a page for users providing simple instructions or guidelines to setting up a version of the wiki for themselves for when the internet is cut off.

Outlining my steps for my personal version, which I did under windows.

1) Download [Wikitaxi.]

2) Download a [dump of the wiki].

3) Extract the dump file.

4) Open notepad or other editing software and using the find/replace function to replace

"#REDIRECT [[cv" with "#REDIRECT [[DF2012"

without the quotes. 5) Using a compression software, recompress it into a bz2 archive.

6) Import the new bz2 archive using the "importer" tool in the Wikitrack folder into a database.

7) Open Wikitrack, and open the database you just created.

This will need to be updated to appropiate Mac, Windows, and Linux versions, and some peculiarities may be fixed with other software.

Thanks. Visionsofamber (talk) 20:31, 22 October 2013 (UTC)