UB - Thermae (v 3)

[isnorden]

Adds the Thermae (public baths) as Rome's unique replacement for the Garden. (Yes, this means the Romans get three unique things now; Civ 5 does allow a civilization to have more than two unique units/structures, but the opening screen will normally display only the first two.)



IN-GAME BENEFITS:

• +20% chance of Great People appearing in the surrounding city.
• +1 to local Happiness.
• +1 Gold and +1 Culture per turn; these bonuses double after the player discovers Civil Service.
• Unlike the Garden (which they replace), Thermae can be built in any Roman-controlled city; a natural source of fresh water isn't needed, but the city must already have an Aqueduct.

REQUIREMENTS/BLOCKS:

• This mod requires the Gods and Kings expansion pack.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Although it isn't strictly necessary, I recommend using WHoward69's "UI - Multiple Unique Bonuses" mod with this one.

NEW IN THIS VERSION:

• Added a new wonder (the Baths of Trajan) as Rome's special replacement for the Hanging Gardens.

P.S. Many thanks to WHoward69 for writing the Agora and Turkish Bath building mods; I used those as a guide to create the Thermae. Also, many thanks to the VRoma.org site for their CGI reconstruction of the Baths of Trajan.



EDIT: The mod is now available from either Steam Workshop or the local Downloads Archive; I've already corrected a small XML error that kept the Baths of Trajan from downloading.

 

[Securion]

Does this work with BNW? And is there any way to remove the Ballista...?

 

[isnorden]

Does this work with BNW? And is there any way to remove the Ballista...?

I'll have a BNW-compatible version available in a few weeks; if you also want the Ballista deleted, I can add that to a private copy.

EDIT: For players without BNW, version 5 of this mod is ready at both locations. The Baths of Trajan, although still a wonder unique to Rome, no longer replace the Hanging Gardens.

 

[isnorden]

A player left me a comment on Steam last night, reporting that a city-state was able to build the Baths of Trajan wonder. I thought the SQL code in the latest version kept all non-Roman civs (major, minor, or barbarian) from doing that; could someone who knows SQL please check my mod and show me how to correct the bug? Thank you!

 

[whoward69]

Nothing wrong with the SQL, it's just that the minors and the barbies don't appear in the table you're selecting from

Add the following to your XML

<GameData>
	<Civilization_BuildingClassOverrides>
		<Row>
			<CivilizationType>CIVILIZATION_BARBARIAN</CivilizationType>
			<BuildingClassType>BUILDINGCLASS_TRAJAN</BuildingClassType>
			<BuildingType/>
		</Row>
		<Row>
			<CivilizationType>CIVILIZATION_MINOR</CivilizationType>
			<BuildingClassType>BUILDINGCLASS_TRAJAN</BuildingClassType>
			<BuildingType/>
		</Row>
	</Civilization_BuildingClassOverrides>
</GameData>

 

[isnorden]

This just in: a player on Steam reported that non-Roman major civs are able to build the Baths of Trajan again. Could someone please tell me how to fix the bug? Thank you so much!

 

[Redaxe]

Yes I noticed Poland building the Wonder too so I can second this bug.

 

[isnorden]

Could someone who knows SQL please check the code that's supposed to make the Baths of Trajan off-limits to anyone but Rome? I have no idea of how to correct it myself.

 

[isnorden]

Version 7 of the Thermae mod is here...thanks to LeeS, I finally corrected the bug that let non-Roman civs build the Baths of Trajan. (SQL code wasn't handling the rule properly, so LeeS wrote a Lua script.) Enjoy!

 

[isnorden]

Version 8 is here; now compatible with at least four Roman modcivs!