Wesnoth Portable Submitted by tanisthalon on August 22, 2007 - 3:01pm
Battle of Wesnoth The Wesnoth Launcher is a simple launcher allowing the Battle of Wesnoth to appear in the PortableApps Menu. The Battle for Wesnoth is a turn-based strategy game with a fantasy theme. I am currently looking at a script for a complete release, but with time issues and a few snags I am releasing it like this for the time being. So those of you wanting to play it whilst incorporating it into the PortableApps.com Platform can do so. As the main program is quite large I have released three variants, the basic launcher, an English game and a multilingual game. So if you already have the game you can just copy the main folder into the launcher or the main of your usb drive. If you don't then you can download whichever game link you prefer. Wesnoth Launcher 1.2.6 D/L 156KB Wesnoth English 1.2.6 D/L 56.9MB Wesnoth Multilingual 1.2.6 D/L 66.3MB When I get a bit more available time I will rework my script for the complete release, same goes with Stellarium. When they have been done and dusted I can revisit my other apps and clean them up, adding the new style help file for each as I do. Then when they are out the way, I can finish the site - woo-hoo! ( categories: )
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Cool.
I'll test it.
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This would be nice in the Games Edition of my Suites
Since I play this all the time and enjoy it. I even develop campaigns for it.
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*In a high singing voice* All the little creatures of the forest!
and stuff...
Well, I've analysed this and
Well, I've analysed this and find that it is both clean and working from my end. No registry keys of a personal nature created (but many are accessed) and files are self-contained. Nicely done.
As for the game, I'm unsure, but I'm more of an FPS player anyway :D
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Is there any way to take that with me? No? Give me 10 minutes... Maybe an hour...
Is there any way to take that with me? No? Give me 10 minutes... Maybe an hour...
Actually
BFW is portable from the start. This is just 2 make it so that it is compatible with PAM.
*In a high singing voice* All the little creatures of the forest!
and stuff...
Yeah...
I kinda noticed with it having an NSIS installer that pointed to the current directory to "install" (extract) to. I was speaking purely on the launcher... Hence I said, I don't know about the game...
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Is there any way to take that with me? No? Give me 10 minutes... Maybe an hour...
Is there any way to take that with me? No? Give me 10 minutes... Maybe an hour...
Wesnoth 1.4
Wesnoth 1.4 was released, and the installer alone is 130 megs! The download for the game here is 50 megs. I'm curious what was removed and/or compressed, and if they'd be able to do the same to 1.4
I will install the game, and poke around seeing how small I can get it myself.
Edit: A few small obvious files can be deleted (uninstall data, help files, po files, etc) and I'm sure I can run the png files through an optimizer. However the new version has more campaigns, more images, and tons more music. The core music folder is over 75 megs by itself.
I'm wondering if there is a good way to re-encode or compress ogg files? I can experiment with it and see how much it affects the sound quality.
Nihilism makes me smile.
Bump...
Anyone interested in trying to do the new version, and shrink it down a bit?
Nihilism makes me smile.
No Interest
It appears that there has been no interest in this since August of 2007.
It doesn't look like repeated bumping is going to change that.
Tim
"The wheels of John grind Slowly, But they grind Exceedingly Small" ;-)
While 'interest' might be
While 'interest' might be low in case of responding, it would be nice to see this updated to the latest version anyway. Keeping a released app (or game) up to date is useful to those who download it. (I am sure some people download and don't bother with replying to the threads).
While the problem with games is that they are usually big, I'm sure there is a 'market' for portable games.
Sorry
Sorry I am a little late in replying, but interest has dropped on this. Due to other commitments I have I have been focusing on the more popular applications I have released in the past. I do play Wesnoth occasionally and when life quietens down A little I will revisit this properly.
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is this still being
is this still being developed? I would like to try the game but would prefer an up to date version.
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This project is practically
This project is practically Dead. like in tanisthalon other thread: http://portableapps.com/node/13885
It's up for grabs though
windows XP SP3
AMD Sempron(tm) Processor
3200+
1.79 GHz, 224 MB of RAM
Wesnoth is portable on it's
Wesnoth is portable on it's own, so you can just run it from your drive anyway. It doesn't integrate with the PA menu though because there are too many executables in the main folder.