By T-hawk of CivFanatics.com 10 December 2009
This version of CvGameCoreDLL fixes the bug apparent in Final Frontier that cities do not get overflow hammers after completing a building. The bug is that the cost of a building increases for the next copy *before* overflow is calculated. So you only get overflow if you have hammers beyond the cost of the _next_ copy of the building. This patch corrects that behavior to make overflow behave properly as in regular Civ 4.
To use this, simply place CvGameCoreDLL.dll in your Beyond the Sword\Mods\Final Frontier\Assets folder. Civ 4 will automatically use it at runtime with the mod.
The fix is to swap these two lines of code in function CvCity:
opOrder(). The changed source file is included in this zip.
setNumRealBuilding(eConstructBuilding, getNumRealBuilding(eConstructBuilding) + 1);
iProductionNeeded = getProductionNeeded(eConstructBuilding);
This version of CvGameCoreDLL fixes the bug apparent in Final Frontier that cities do not get overflow hammers after completing a building. The bug is that the cost of a building increases for the next copy *before* overflow is calculated. So you only get overflow if you have hammers beyond the cost of the _next_ copy of the building. This patch corrects that behavior to make overflow behave properly as in regular Civ 4.
To use this, simply place CvGameCoreDLL.dll in your Beyond the Sword\Mods\Final Frontier\Assets folder. Civ 4 will automatically use it at runtime with the mod.
The fix is to swap these two lines of code in function CvCity:
opOrder(). The changed source file is included in this zip.setNumRealBuilding(eConstructBuilding, getNumRealBuilding(eConstructBuilding) + 1);
iProductionNeeded = getProductionNeeded(eConstructBuilding);