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580 Part IV . Running Applications 6. At this point, you should have a Terminal window (running the server) and the Freeciv window (running the client) open on your desktop. Click the Freeciv window title bar to return to that window to start the game. Beginning with Freeciv Check out the Freeciv window before you start playing the game: . Click the Help button for topical information on many different subjects that will be useful to you as you play. (You can find more help at the Freeciv site.) . The world (by default) is 80 x 50 squares, with 11 x 8 squares visible at a time. . The active square contains an icon of the active unit (flashing alternatively with the square s terrain). . Some squares contain special resources. Press and hold the middle mouse button for information on what special resources a square contains. (With a two-button mouse, hold the Ctrl key and click the right mouse button.) Try this a few times to get a feel for the land around you. This action also identifies any units on the terrain, as well as statistics for the unit. . To see the world outside your 11 x 8 viewing area, click the scroll bars outside the map. At first, the part of the world you haven t explored yet will be black. As units are added, areas closer to those units will be visible. (Press C to return to the active part of your map.) . An overview map is in the upper-left corner of the Freeciv window. As the world becomes more civilized, this provides a good way to get an overview of what is going on. Right-click a spot on the overview map to have your viewport centered there. . The menu bar contains buttons you can use to play the game. The Game menu lets you change settings and options, view player data, view messages, and clear your log. The Kingdom menu lets you change tax rates, find cities, and start revolutions. The View menu lets you place a grid on the map or center the view. The Orders menu is where you choose the items you build and the actions you take. The Reports menu lets you display reports related to cities, military, trade, and science, as well as other special reports. . A summary of the economy of your civilization appears under the overview map. Information includes number of people, current year, and money in the treasury. . Ten icons below the overview information represent how money is divided among luxuries (an entertainer), science (a researcher), and taxes (a tax collector). Essentially, these icons represent how much of your resources are placed into improving each of those attributes of your community.
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