When I try to make my own character (not using the predefined paths) I walk through the different screens, ending with a negative CP value. When I now try to proceed Planshift tells me that I am not allowed to have a negative point value and sends me back to the first screen where I have to choose my race. The I click on \"Next\" again and am in the screen where I can choose my month of birth.  (Till now everything is fine and as expected)
But when I click next and shall choose my mothers and fathers job, Planeshift counts the pointcost of that job to my CP-total again!
So I pay twice or tree/four times as much for my character as I should and am not able to finish with 0CP-total.

This works???
I set CSCONFPATH and CEL to `cs-config --prefix` (what should have the same effect as setting both to $HOME/dev/cel, but gcc gives me errors that it can\'t find it\'s includes. (e.g. Can\'t find file behaviourlayer/SOMEFILE.h)
CRYSTAL is set to /opt/crystal-cvs by a gentoo env.d script.

The actual code is (looks nearly the same for CS and CEL):
src_compile() {
    local prefix=$(cs-config --prefix)

    export CEL=${prefix}
    export CSCONFPATH=${prefix}

    ./autogen.sh

    ./configure \\
    --prefix=${prefix} \\
    --with-cs-prefix=${prefix} \\
    $(use_enable debug) || die

    jam all || die
}

src_install() {
    local prefix=$(cs-config --prefix)
    jam -sprefix=\"${D}\"${prefix} install || die
}

P.S. I \"fixed\" this with several symlinks. Works for the moment, but seems a very dirty fix for me.

Hi!
Planeshift behaves weird when I try to build it under Linux/CVS/Gentoo (tried to write my own automagic ebuild).
When I set $CEL to `cs-config --prefix` planeshifts configure doesn\'t find cel-config and is not able to find the include files as they are installed under /opt/crystal-cvs/include/cel and not (where PS looks for them) /opt/crystal-cvs/include.
So I thought I would be enough to set $CEL to \"/opt/crystal-cvs/bin\" so PS configure can find cel-config and find out about the includedir itself.
This didn\'t work, either!!! So I looked into ./configure and found out that it looks for cel-config at $CEL, where it looks also for the includefiles. I don\'t think cel-config ever lies in the upper directory of include and cel seems to install its includefiles to $prefix/include/cel.

So I think there should be some work done on the configure script so it is able to find cel-config, get the includedir from it and so on.