Platy's Peculiar Pleasant Posh Python

Someone used my new title! I feel so POWERFUL!!!!!

The truth is I actually really like all these mods, and can see a lot of tweaky potential with all of them for my mod, but equipment is one that we have talked about a lot in FTTW, so it would be epic to have!

To be honest if you like games at all why buy a mac! I have a love/hate relationship with my work mac!

 

Well, it is easier to merge python mods than sdk mods.
Equipments is the most troublesome one actually, since you have to spend time making tons of new ones, make buttons etc

 

Yeah but you don't have to worry about that

 

Right, if I had wanted Revolutions, I would have started with a mod based on it in the first place.

Lots of fun in perspective!

 

Can't be bothered to type on Xmas, so merry Xmas in advance.

 

Thank you, Father Platymas

The coding of Equipments look even more complicated than ever!

 

Ah you found it
If you don't care about the pedia, only EventManager and Equipment file are enough.

 

I know, but I like to understand a bit the magic and here I'm stunned!

 

You haven't seen the codes for Revolutions.

 

No, and I will have a look, but I hope for Xyth and Hrochland that they will not have to wait until next Christmas to see Revolutions...

 

Either New Year or Valentine for next release.

 

Could you point to me where it is coded? Is it possible to have them wait for several turns?

Thanks!

 

onCityDoTurn

If you want X turns, you need script data.

 

You mean it's automatically 1 turn (without additional script data)?

 

because onCityDoTurn is done every turn...

 

OK and would it be possible to use the tag <iUnitImmobileTurns> of Civ4EventInfos?

 

For what purpose?

 

To immobilise the unit for X turns like for the events EVENT_FARM_BANDITS_2 & EVENT_TOXCATL_2.

It's an idea I had for another purpose as well where it would make sense to immobilise a unit for awhile because of the benefit gained at the same time.

 

There is a python function to do that directly.

 

Ah OK! setImmobileTimer().

Thank you!