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smacfan is offline smacfan
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Numeric sizes of small/std/huge maps? Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations: Deluxe Edition



Trying to make a chart of beuracracy limits, and I need to know planet size to figure the value of MapRoot.

Has anyone done such a chart already? If not, is there a list somewhere of the actual planet sizes? I looked in Datalinks and could not find any numeric values for the maps.

TIA for any info/url/RTFM you can provide.

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The information on planet sizes is in the section labeled #WORLDSIZE in Alpha(x).txt. Here's mine. (These are the defaults. The numbers can be modded.)

#WORLDSIZE
5
Tiny planet|(early conflict), 24, 48
Small planet, 32, 64
Standard planet, 40, 80
Large planet, 44, 90
Huge planet|(late conflict), 64, 128

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IIRC, either alpha.txt or alphax.txt has a quirk where the numbers aren't "real."

The first number is correct, but the second number is doubled to get the map width...

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Nword, I think your memory is almost correct. I created a new game on a Standard planet, and the zero column was numbered 0,0 to 0,78. The column to the right of the zero column was numbered 1,1 to 1,79.

That would make the map 79x79, and since alpha(x).txt says Standard size is (40,80), the formula would be:

((#WORLDSIZE Number 1 * 2) - 1) by
((#WORLDSIZE Number 2 ) - 1)

Can that be correct?

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Note that the row numbers don't increment by 1 in any given column. That is, the tile below (0,0) is (0,2), not (0,1). Similarly, the tile below (1,1) is (1,3). That means that a Standard map really does have 40 x 80 = 3200 tiles.

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Forgot to check the ones under (0,0) and (1,1)! Thank you very much for that tidbit. So I *can* use the #WORLDSIZE numbers in the calculation. Problem solved, now to get those colony pods built -- it's time to populate the continent!

Mille grazie!

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