local param = require("parameters.lua") -- stick the money bonus as a key in parameters.lua, so all parameters are in one place
-- in the afterProduction
if tribe == object.tGermans then -- Only run this code on the German turn
if object.tGermans.researching == object.aBarbarossaTech then
gen.justOnce("GermanBarbarossaBonus",function()
object.tGermans.money = object.tGermans.money+param.barbarossaBonus
end)
end
end
counter.define("BarbarossaPrep",0) -- this line can be in object.lua to keep all counters together
local param = require("parameters.lua") -- stick the max prep turns in parameters.lua, so all parameters are in one place
-- in the afterProduction event
if tribe == object.tGermans then -- only run this code on the german turn
if object.tGermans.researching == object.aBarbarossaTech and
counter.value("BarbarossaPrep") < param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns then
-- since counter was defined to start at 0, we use < and not <=
-- to make the event happen a limited number of times
-- create some units, or whatever
-- gen.createUnit is available, as is civlua.createUnit
counter.add("BarbarossaPrep",1) -- increment the counter by 1
end
end
-- instead of counters, can use
-- gen.limitedExecutions(key,maxTimes,limitedFunction)--> void
if tribe == object.tGermans then -- Only run this code on the German turn
if object.tGermans.researching == object.aBarbarossaTech then
gen.limitedExecutions("GermanBarbarossaBonus",param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns,
function()
-- do whatever bonuses you want to happen each turn
end)
end
end-- This file is meant to group scenario parameters, so that there is a single
-- place where important values are recorded. It is recommended that you define
-- a parameter value in one place and always refer to that place, so that if
-- you decide to make a change, only one value has to be changed instead of
-- searching for every possible place that value is relevant.
local param = require("parameters.lua") -- stick the max prep turns in parameters.lua, so all parameters are in one place
param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns = 12
local gen = require("generalLibrary")
local text = require("text")
local eventTools = require("eventTools")
-- declare if map is flat or round
gen.declareMapFlat()
--gen.declareMapRound()local afterProdEvents = {}
function afterProdEvents.afterProduction(turn,tribe)
-- civ.ui.text("After Production for turn "..tostring(turn).." and tribe "..tribe.name)
-- in the afterProduction event
if tribe == object.tGermans then -- only run this code on the german turn
if object.tGermans.researching == object.aBarbarossaTech and
counter.value("BarbarossaPrep") < param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns then
-- since counter was defined to start at 0, we use < and not <=
-- to make the event happen a limited number of times
-- create some units, or whatever
-- gen.createUnit is available, as is civlua.createUnit
counter.add("BarbarossaPrep",1) -- increment the counter by 1
end
end
end
return afterProdEventsThis line shouldn't be in parameters.lua, but rather in the files that need access to parameters.lua for their data.
local param = require("parameters.lua") -- stick the max prep turns in parameters.lua, so all parameters are in one placeparam.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns = 12local param = {}The key you use for the lua trigger doesn't have to be the same as for the counter, but I don't think it would cause problems if it is.
-- Lua Trigger
-- Allows Lua to trigger events in the Legacy Event Engine directly
-- usage:
-- @IF
-- lua
-- triggername=myluatrigger
-- @AND
-- ...
--
-- legacy.luaTrigger("myluatrigger","triggerAttackerNameOrNil","triggerDefenderNameOrNil","triggerReceiverNameOrNil")
--local param = {}
param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns = 12
return param@IF
RECEIVEDTECHNOLOGY
technology=90
receiver=German Reich
@THEN
JUSTONCE
CREATEUNIT
unit=Panzer III
owner=German Reich
veteran=yes
homecity=None
locations
16,36
endlocations
@ENDIF-- @IF
-- lua
-- triggername=myluatrigger
-- @AND@IF
LUA
triggername=BarbarossaTanks
@THEN
JUSTONCE
CREATEUNIT
unit=Panzer III
owner=German Reich
veteran=yes
homecity=None
locations
16,36
endlocations
@ENDIFlegacy.luaTrigger("BarbarossaTanks",nil,nil,nil)I mean somewhere in your lua code, you will define the conditions under which this event or events will happen, such as the afterProduction events we discussed above. At that point, you include the line legacy.luaTrigger("LuaTriggerName",nil,nil,nil).
local afterProdEvents = {}
local param = require("parameters.lua") -- stick the max prep turns in parameters.lua, so all parameters are in one place
function afterProdEvents.afterProduction(turn,tribe)
-- civ.ui.text("After Production for turn "..tostring(turn).." and tribe "..tribe.name)
-- in the afterProduction event
if tribe == object.tGermans then -- only run this code on the german turn
if object.tGermans.researching == object.aBarbarossaTech and
counter.value("BarbarossaPrep") < param.barbarossaPrepMaxTurns then
counter.add("BarbarossaPrep",1) -- increment the counter by 1
legacy.luaTrigger("BarbarossaPanzers")
end
end
end
end
return afterProdEventsciv.scen.onSave(function() return "return {}" end)
