26-06-2004 20:15									#1
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I have a problem. How can I set to be ONLY 1 planet in each system? Is there any mod for this? Anything? Thx for help

	27-06-2004 01:36									#2
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go through the save file with the editor a guy made and painstakingly remove all but 1 planet per system.

	27-06-2004 03:12									#3
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Thx! could you give me link to this editor? or its name?

	27-06-2004 07:44									#4
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hmm ill try to dig that up...


http://www.ataricommunity.com/forum...ght=save+editor

	27-06-2004 09:18									#5
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Why would you want to do that?

	27-06-2004 09:37									#6
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It would greatly simplify the game for one thing.

even small clusters are alot to tackle on your first time going in.

	27-06-2004 15:07									#7
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Thx very much!

	27-06-2004 15:20									#8
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Oh. That may be good for those starting out I guess. I'm looking for ways to make the experience richer and more complex (without being too extreme).

	27-06-2004 20:47									#9
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The editor doesn't allow you to add/remove planets.

The best thing to try is modifying the "NumPlanetProb" table in "MOO3_Starsheet_EXP.txt". I'm not entirely sure it's read by the game, but it's the best idea I can think of.

Bh

	27-06-2004 20:53									#10
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Yep, I checked it and I agree man, I found that line too, but the problem is HOW to edit it correctly, to prevent some **** like not working game -_- I really dunno, anyone? Some clever ideas? By the way, thx 4 all this attention, bro

	28-06-2004 00:18									#11
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Well, there are only 2 rows for that table, "probability" and "cumulative probability". So if you wanted to have only one planet per system (and always one planet per system), in theory what you'd do is for the first row, put 0 in every column but the one labelled "1', and put 100 into that column. For the second row, you would put 0 into columns "0" and "1", and put 100 in every column from "2" on.

You should end up with this:

code:
TableStart	NumPlanetProb										
ColumnHeadingsStart	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Limit	
RowHeadingsStart											
Probability	0	100	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Cumulative Probability	0	0	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	100	2
TableEnd											

	28-07-2004 00:30									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Bhruic Well, there are only 2 rows for that table, "probability" and "cumulative probability". So if you wanted to have only one planet per system (and always one planet per system), in theory what you'd do is for the first row, put 0 in every column but the one labelled "1', and put 100 into that column. For the second row, you would put 0 into columns "0" and "1", and put 100 in every column from "2" on. You should end up with this: code: TableStart NumPlanetProb ColumnHeadingsStart 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Limit RowHeadingsStart Probability 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Cumulative Probability 0 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 2 TableEnd Bh

Bhruic,

I assume that if you wanted to set the minimum size of available planets in a system you would do a similar mod to the PlanetSizeProbBase and PlanetSizeProbCum tables. If, for example, you wanted the minimum planet size to be 6, you would simply set the size 4 and 5 column numbers to 0, thereby eliminating the two smallest size possibilities from the game? I haven't seen a pattern in the numbers in these two charts to suggest that the values in the size 4 column are linked to the values in the size 5 column, which are linked to the values in the size 6 column, and so on. I haven't tried this yet, but I might, considering the number of small (=useless) worlds in the various systems my scout ships explore.