DuckAndCower
Warlord
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2008
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- 215
After watching a brigade of slaves build no fewer than 4 forts in the BFC of one of my interior cities after discovering Construction, I've decided that they're not worth the trouble.
Does anyone know how I'd go about disabling the auto-workers' building of forts or, failing that, disable forts completely?
They just add far too much micromanagement for a negligible benefit. At best, they can be used to strategically defend chokepoints. Much more frequently, though, it seems they take up valuable land with no payoff whatsoever.
I've looking in the Construction tech's XML and the Fort improvement's XML, and haven't found anything that would seem to help. I'm hoping it's not an SDK issue, since I haven't touched a C++ compiler in nearly a decade, and don't plan on starting now
[Edit] Okay, figured out a hack way of disabling them. I just set all the <TerrainMakesValid> values to 0.
Here's the file if anyone else wants to get rid of these pointless annoyances. Just unzip and drop into Beyond the Sword\Mods\Fall from Heaven 2 032\Assets\XML\Terrain (might need to replace "Fall from Heaven 2032" with whatever you named the directory).
Oh, it should go without saying, but since I hardly know what I'm doing, I'd recommend backing up your CIV4ImprovementInfos.xml just to be safe.
Does anyone know how I'd go about disabling the auto-workers' building of forts or, failing that, disable forts completely?
They just add far too much micromanagement for a negligible benefit. At best, they can be used to strategically defend chokepoints. Much more frequently, though, it seems they take up valuable land with no payoff whatsoever.
I've looking in the Construction tech's XML and the Fort improvement's XML, and haven't found anything that would seem to help. I'm hoping it's not an SDK issue, since I haven't touched a C++ compiler in nearly a decade, and don't plan on starting now
[Edit] Okay, figured out a hack way of disabling them. I just set all the <TerrainMakesValid> values to 0.
Here's the file if anyone else wants to get rid of these pointless annoyances. Just unzip and drop into Beyond the Sword\Mods\Fall from Heaven 2 032\Assets\XML\Terrain (might need to replace "Fall from Heaven 2032" with whatever you named the directory).
Oh, it should go without saying, but since I hardly know what I'm doing, I'd recommend backing up your CIV4ImprovementInfos.xml just to be safe.