You have to modify Civ4BuildInfos.xml. The tags are <HotKey> to specify which letter to use (KB_ then the letter), and then the <bAltDown>, <bShiftDown>, and <bCtrlDown> govern which keys have to be used with the letter. I don't see that J is assigned as a hotkey anywhere, so you could use that for the Jungle Camp.
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You have to modify Civ4BuildInfos.xml. The tags are <HotKey> to specify which letter to use (KB_ then the letter), and then the <bAltDown>, <bShiftDown>, and <bCtrlDown> govern which keys have to be used with the letter. I don't see that J is assigned as a hotkey anywhere, so you could use that for the Jungle Camp.
Running into another strange issue, missionaries aren't spreading religion at all. No message that it "failed" and have sent a few out to the same (domestic) city, all just do their thing and nothing happens. Have placed a missionary in a non-religious city so all you have to do to replicate is hit the spread button.
flitz
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Hi,
I'm not sure if it always has been this way but I recently realized that my cities get no trade route from the wheel technology.
What the wheel tech does, though, is to enable the wheelright building which grants one trade route. This would be fine but if you're not playing with the early buildings option enabled, this will leave you without any trade routes for quite a while (until build paved roads or the chitzen itza).
Is this intentional ? Shouldn't give the wheel tech give you one trade route/city at least when playing without early buildings ?
thanks, f.
I'm not sure if it always has been this way but I recently realized that my cities get no trade route from the wheel technology.
What the wheel tech does, though, is to enable the wheelright building which grants one trade route. This would be fine but if you're not playing with the early buildings option enabled, this will leave you without any trade routes for quite a while (until build paved roads or the chitzen itza).
Is this intentional ? Shouldn't give the wheel tech give you one trade route/city at least when playing without early buildings ?
thanks, f.
Hi. In my current game I have the unlimited wonder option turned on. Yet it seems not to apply to all my cities. One city cannot build more wonders because it's already built 4, and another is curently building it's 5th without any problems. I'm talking global wonders here, I've yet to build more than two national wonders in any city but I suspect I will find the same anomaly there too.
IPEX-731BA5DD06
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I'm still experiencing crashes to the desktop, due to city raising.
This is the Python log of the event, its happened twice in a row now,usually I can play through, but seems not, will try a 3rd and 4th.
I don't have Barbarian always raise checked, and no city raising as well I think.
I have save is required, 1 turn from.
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layer 6 Civilization Empire of Assyria Unit Javelineer was killed by Player 4This is the Python log of the event, its happened twice in a row now,usually I can play through, but seems not, will try a 3rd and 4th.
I don't have Barbarian always raise checked, and no city raising as well I think.
I have save is required, 1 turn from.
Hello, using Beta4 rev 620 here.
A weird thing I noticed is that my privateers leave a sort of "halo" of tiles I still have visibility in even when the next turn they move away. But it doesn't happen always.
I think it might be from the Sentry I promotion they get for free. Haven't tried to promote with Sentry other units yet, and only privateers do that thing, and not always.
A weird thing I noticed is that my privateers leave a sort of "halo" of tiles I still have visibility in even when the next turn they move away. But it doesn't happen always.
I think it might be from the Sentry I promotion they get for free. Haven't tried to promote with Sentry other units yet, and only privateers do that thing, and not always.
45°38'N-13°47'E
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Update to the latest revision; this bug was caused by some code lines that I've commented out by mistake, it's been fixed already.
45°38'N-13°47'E
Deity
Hi flitz,
I suppose it's always been like that in AND (at least from AND2), because I've made no changes in this sense and IIRC neither has jtanner28 before me. Anyway this is something to consider, suggestion noted.
45°38'N-13°47'E
Deity
Please, upload a savegame. I suspect that it's something related to requirements.
And @Sgtslick: no, it's not related to cultural level of the city. If no changes are made to xml, every city can build 4 WW and 3 NW, independently from cultural level.
45°38'N-13°47'E
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45°38'N-13°47'E
Deity
Uh... now this is strange, never happened to me before. I will do some test with privateers.
IPEX-731BA5DD06
Deity
I did play through my crashing, I didn't try again, I just changed the options to No city raising, though I still am able to raise cities, and I'm not using abandon city options either Cntly-A.
I think this is the save. 2 turns before. But it was definitely an AI city raising causing it.
Anyway, on the lumber-mills, I've noticed that some will gain an extra hammer over the exact same terrain lumber mills. They are both on a Grassland wooded tile, by a river tile. The difference is 1 Hammer, 2 Vs 3. Same food and commerce.
The reason for this, I think, is that if you can build a Watermill on that tile, you gain an extra hammer from a lumber mill.
If your unable to build a watermill, due to the angle of the rivers intersection with the tile, you don't gain this 'extra' hammer bonus. I have noticed this on many occasions, I have tried paths, roads and paved roads. All of which don't affect the outcome.
All base tiles are the same, wooded grasslands, with a river running along the edge. If the river only touches the tile, the 'bonus' hammer is missing.
I think this is the save. 2 turns before. But it was definitely an AI city raising causing it.
Anyway, on the lumber-mills, I've noticed that some will gain an extra hammer over the exact same terrain lumber mills. They are both on a Grassland wooded tile, by a river tile. The difference is 1 Hammer, 2 Vs 3. Same food and commerce.
The reason for this, I think, is that if you can build a Watermill on that tile, you gain an extra hammer from a lumber mill.
If your unable to build a watermill, due to the angle of the rivers intersection with the tile, you don't gain this 'extra' hammer bonus. I have noticed this on many occasions, I have tried paths, roads and paved roads. All of which don't affect the outcome.
All base tiles are the same, wooded grasslands, with a river running along the edge. If the river only touches the tile, the 'bonus' hammer is missing.
Maybe the city has a levee? that gives +1 hammer to the riverside tiles.
Really, this mod is running so much more smoothly since you started doing bug updates. Believe me when I say your efforts are appreciated.
BlueTemplar
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I've seen that lumbermill behavior discussed recently, but I'm unable to find the thread... :/
Combat Wombat
Warlord
I would like to see more wonders added to the 'Larger Cities' option. I think it makes allot of sense.
I just checked the pedia, and in the lumbermill entry it openly says that the lumbermill has +1 hammers and +1 commerce on river tiles.
So, you're actually missing 1 commerce, rather than having an extra hammer!
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