How To Write Multiple Set/Wheres?

Balaak said:

I'm figuring out Modbuddy and uploaded a basic change or two to test things out - such as the Super Settlers change.

Was wondering where I might be doing something wrong. Was attempting to give Rome two technologies as a further test of my modding "skillz." I used the following:

Code:

<GameData>
	<Civilization_FreeTechs>
		<Update>
			<Set TechType="TECH_ARCHERY"/>
			<Set TechType="TECH_AGRICULTURE"/>
			<Where CivilizationType="CIVILIZATION_ROME"/>
		</Update>
	</Civilization_FreeTechs>
</GameData>

Also tried this previously:

Code:

<GameData>
	<Civilization_FreeTechs>
		<Update>
			<Set TechType="TECH_ARCHERY" "TECH_AGRICULTURE"/>
			<Where CivilizationType="CIVILIZATION_ROME"/>
		</Update>
	</Civilization_FreeTechs>
</GameData>

That didn't work, either. How does one put in multiple "SETS" into one update?

Thanks in advance!

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1. You can't repeat a column name within a pair or <Row> -- </Row> or within a pair of <Update> -- </Update>. Any such occurance will cause the entire file to be discarded by the game.
2. You can set multiple values within the same <Update> wrap, but each "value" has to be writing to a different column name:
   
   Code:

   <GameData>
   	<Traits>
   		<Update>
   			<Where Type="TRAIT_CAPITAL_BUILDINGS_CHEAPER"/>
   			<Set>
   				<LandUnitMaintenanceModifier>-25</LandUnitMaintenanceModifier>
   				<PlunderModifier>200</PlunderModifier>
   				<FasterAlongRiver>true</FasterAlongRiver>
   				<RazeSpeedModifier>200</RazeSpeedModifier>
   				<CityCultureBonus>2</CityCultureBonus>
   				<WonderProductionModifier>10</WonderProductionModifier>
   				<LandBarbarianConversionPercent>50</LandBarbarianConversionPercent>
   				<ExtraFoundedCityTerritoryClaimRange>6</ExtraFoundedCityTerritoryClaimRange>
   			</Set>
   		</Update>
   	</Traits>
   </GameData>

   or
   

   Code:

   <GameData>
   	<Traits>
   		<Update>
   			<Where Type="TRAIT_CAPITAL_BUILDINGS_CHEAPER"/>
   			<Set LandUnitMaintenanceModifier="-25" PlunderModifier="200" FasterAlongRiver="true" RazeSpeedModifier="200" CityCultureBonus="2" WonderProductionModifier="10" LandBarbarianConversionPercent="50" ExtraFoundedCityTerritoryClaimRange="6" />
   		</Update>
   	</Traits>
   </GameData>

   These have the exact same effects in-game.​
3. But your main problem is that you are going to need to add entirely new <Row>s to the game-table <Civilization_FreeTechs>. This is because any attempt to use <Update> will simply write over the top of the existing Agriculture Tech leaving you with only Archery as Rome's free techs, and a second <Update> to try to re-add Agriculture back to Rome will simply re-re-write over the top of the Update to add Archery, so you would end up with Agriculture as Rome's one and only Free Starting Tech. So what you want is:
   
   Code:

   <GameData>
   	<Civilization_FreeTechs>
   		<Row>
   			<CivilizationType>CIVILIZATION_ROME</CivilizationType>
   			<TechType>TECH_ARCHERY</TechType>
   		</Row>
   	</Civilization_FreeTechs>
   </GameData>