Greetings,
I'm tying to introduce a new unit for the construction of an airport in a city. Once the airport is completed, trade initiates adjacent to another city with an airport. I understand CIV4 enables a maximum of 5 trades routes for an airport to 5 contact cities with airports, respectively. How can you enable a commercial jet line to takeoff from one city (origin) to the second city (destination) where the trade exist? I understand Max Riga mod has a designed commercial airline 747 as the unit. The unit does not do anything; it is only a flight unit to indicate an existing air trade. This will be all autonomous (you do not control the airline nor the origin/destination flight path) as it should be. The XML program directs the motions just as in a windmill or any improvement motion. This also can be applied for ships and tankers where sea trade exists via harbor construction. If somebody has any idea of the XML file I should look for, I'll appreciate your comments or suggestions. Thank you.
Best Regards,
SSBN
I'm tying to introduce a new unit for the construction of an airport in a city. Once the airport is completed, trade initiates adjacent to another city with an airport. I understand CIV4 enables a maximum of 5 trades routes for an airport to 5 contact cities with airports, respectively. How can you enable a commercial jet line to takeoff from one city (origin) to the second city (destination) where the trade exist? I understand Max Riga mod has a designed commercial airline 747 as the unit. The unit does not do anything; it is only a flight unit to indicate an existing air trade. This will be all autonomous (you do not control the airline nor the origin/destination flight path) as it should be. The XML program directs the motions just as in a windmill or any improvement motion. This also can be applied for ships and tankers where sea trade exists via harbor construction. If somebody has any idea of the XML file I should look for, I'll appreciate your comments or suggestions. Thank you.
Best Regards,
SSBN
