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[[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. 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. The older format contained four - see the older versions of this page for more information. | ||
Revision as of 03:44, 9 July 2014
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Tarn Adams assigns a version number for every Dwarf Fortress release. Recent version numbers contain three number sections defining the release information. 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.
- The second number is the total number of core components completed.
- The third number is increased by one for each "minor" release (one that does not advance the core components completed, usually a bug-fix release) of a version.
Example
v0.34.11, the 11th minor release of the version of Dwarf Fortress with 34 core components complete.
| 0 | . | 34 | . | 11 | |||||||||
| Fewer than 100 core components complete | 34 core components completed | 11th minor release | |||||||||||