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WarLoard
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Sydney
Jan 2002
time: 15:17
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I am in game (CTP2 + patch 1.11 + apolyton pack 1.02) turn 250, and AI has technology like "conservation" etc, with 200,000 points in public works and quarter million dollars too, but they never convert their terrain even there are obvious reasons to do so.
It seems it's not AI unwilling to do that, but they just can't. So is it a bug we are talking here?
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sun_tzu_159
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Cheshire
Jan 2002
time: 05:17
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hi warloard,
my last post has not appeared yet. It wasn't a very good explanation anyway.
There is a bug somewhere in the transform programming.
The AI does the sums as follows,
Plains + Farm = 25 say
Grassland (transform) = 22 say
Line 1 > Line 2 therefore build farm - will not transform land.
In order to transform the AI should compare the value of Grassland + Farm.
In order to fool the AI you have to set the values in the Tileimp file to the best improvement available. I have pasted a section here for grassland from the Tileimp file attached. The important part is the use of BonusFood etc. where this is added to the current tile.
This says that you will get a food bonus of 30 for transforming plain into grassland. It is of course a trick. When the improvement is built the tile value will be for grassland only and a farm will then be added as a building improvement. The rest of the structure is to make sure that only plains can be converted to grassland.
TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_GRASSLAND {
Icon ICON_TERRAIN_GRASSLANDS
Tooltip TOOLTIP_TILEIMP_SELECT_GRASSLND_BUTTON
Statusbar STATUSBAR_TILEIMP_SELECT_GRASSLND_BUTTON
TerraformTerrain TERRAIN_GRASSLAND
Level 1
Column 0
Class:Terraform
GLHidden
ConstructionTiles 1
ConstructionTiles 1
ConstructionTiles 1
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_BEACH
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_DEEP
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_KELP
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_REEF
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_RIFT
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHALLOW
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHELF
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_TRENCH
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_VOLCANO
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_BROWN_HILL
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_BROWN_MOUNTAIN
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_DESERT
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_FOREST
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_GLACIER
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_GRASSLAND
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_HILL
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_JUNGLE
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_MOUNTAIN
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_SWAMP
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_TUNDRA
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WHITE_HILL
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WHITE_MOUNTAIN
Excludes:Structure2
Excludes:Structure1
Excludes:OceanMine
Excludes:OceanFarm
Excludes:OceanDetector
Excludes:OceanATM
Excludes:Mine
Excludes:LandDetector
Excludes:Farm
Excludes:ATM
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_PLAINS
BonusFood 30
BonusProduction 15
BonusGold 5
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURE
ProductionCost 600
ProductionTime 2
TilesetIndex 1
}
}
## Tile production bonus is Grassland + Hydroponic Farm
The Production cost is ignored in this class terraform and the cost is taken from the terrain.txt file. The production time is taken from above and ?multiplied by the value in the corresponding entry in terrain.txt called time, I have pasted below.
TERRAIN_GRASSLAND {
TilesetIndex 4
Icon ICON_TERRAIN_GRASSLANDS
InternalType: Grassland
CanDie
AddAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURE
TransformAdd {
Time 1 // from 6
Materials 350
}
RemoveAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURE
TransformRemove {
Time 1 // from 3
Materials 175
}
EnvBase {
Score 84
Food 24
Shield 12
Gold 10
Defense 0
Movement 100
Freight 100
DeadFood 0
DeadShield 0
DeadGold 0
}
EnvCity {
Score 0
Food 24
Shield 12
Gold 8
Movement 50
Freight 50
}
EnvRiver {
Score 22
Food 7
Shield 2
Gold 4
Movement 50
Freight 50
}
Resources TERRAIN_GRASSLAND_GOOD_TWO
Resources TERRAIN_GRASSLAND_GOOD_ONE
MovementType: Air
MovementType: Land
}
Essentially thats it - You can pick out the others from the attached files.
In its present form the AI is forced to go through the following route.
Mountain to Hill to Plains to Grassland
(Tundra or Jungle) to Swamp to Plains to Grassland
Forest to Plains to Grassland
and a few other paths.
At the end it is programmed to change back Grassland and plains to jungle and Forest as conservation becomes fashionable.
Cheers for question.
 Attachment: mm2_transform_012202.zip
This has been downloaded 22 time(s).
Last edited by sun_tzu_159 on 23-01-2002 at 13:15
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Peter Triggs
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Gone Fishin, Canada
Jan 2000
time: 05:17
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Hi, sun_tzu_159
Good to see someone with such a firm command of the game turn up. How are you on SLIC?
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Pedrunn
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of Natal, Brazil
Jul 2001
time: 02:17
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That is amazing i took hours to figure ou what you did but i filnally got it. Cant even imaging how you figure out this on your own. Cant wait to try this. Plus one victory over the AIs problems.
I have no idea about the AI not building tunnel. I just heard about it. But i am going to give a kick in the dark on how to fix it.
I was fusing the commerce improvmets to the food/prouction ones. Since the AI Does not build them and only builds one of the list at the time. When i found another problem.
How to make the AI build Undersea mine without giving up the land ones?
Here what i did. took the Undersea mine out of the improvement list. Only the land mines were in the list.
The idea was to make the land mines buidables in the water. yet when they were build the tileindex would change for an Undersea mine. I did not delete all the Undersea mines they were still there for the human to build in the conventional. But the AI would build as a land mine. Here is a sample from my tileimp.txt.
code:
TILEIMP_MEGA_MINES {
Icon ICON_TILEIMP_MEGA_MINES
Tooltip TOOLTIP_TILEIMP_SELECT_ATM2_BUTTON
Statusbar STATUSBAR_TILEIMP_SELECT_MINE3_BUTTON
Level 3
Class:Mine
ConstructionTiles 1
ConstructionTiles 18
ConstructionTiles 19
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_BEACH
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHALLOW
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHELF
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_TRENCH
Excludes:ATM
Excludes:Farm
Excludes:LandDetector
Excludes:Mine
Excludes:OceanFarm
Excludes:OceanDetector
Excludes:OceanATM
Excludes:Structure1
Excludes:Structure2
Excludes:OceanMine
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_DESERT
Terrain TERRAIN_GRASSLAND
Terrain TERRAIN_PLAINS
BonusProduction 40
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_ULTRAPRESSURE_MACHINERY
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 2
TilesetIndex 20
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_BROWN_HILL
Terrain TERRAIN_HILL
Terrain TERRAIN_WHITE_HILL
BonusProduction 50
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_ULTRAPRESSURE_MACHINERY
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 3
TilesetIndex 20
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_BROWN_MOUNTAIN
Terrain TERRAIN_MOUNTAIN
Terrain TERRAIN_WHITE_MOUNTAIN
BonusProduction 60
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_ULTRAPRESSURE_MACHINERY
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 5
TilesetIndex 20
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_WATER_DEEP
BonusProduction 40
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_LIQUID_BREATHING_APPARATUS
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 2
TilesetIndex 60
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_WATER_RIFT
BonusProduction 60
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_LIQUID_BREATHING_APPARATUS
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 3
TilesetIndex 60
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_WATER_VOLCANO
BonusProduction 80
BonusGold 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_LIQUID_BREATHING_APPARATUS
ProductionCost 1800
ProductionTime 5
TilesetIndex 60
}
}
As you can see the three last terrainEffects are direct cut from the Undersea Mines and pasted here. Unfortunetly i am not that far in the game to test the AI attitude towar the changes (the changes worked though) and lazy enough not to test it through the cheat mode. Still is a suitable alternative to make the AI build undersea mines without leting to build the Land ones.
So after all this explanation, what i am aiming is to make the Maglevs tunnels buidable in water with the tileindex of the Undersea tunnel. Do you think it will work?
Last edited by Pedrunn on 20-01-2002 at 16:27
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Martin Gühmann
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Berlin, Germany
Mar 2001
time: 06:17
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quote:
Originally posted by
sun_tzu_159
The SLIC completes its checking loop correctly but does not put the good back on the square it came from with the above command - any ideas.
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In GoodMod you can devide the goods into two parts. On the one hand the invisible part, the tile improvement that adds the boni to the tile and on the other hand the trade good, that is also in the original game. And it is the visible part of the Good.
So you want to recreate the entire good. You have to recreate the tile improvement. Note that the first argument must be the owner of the cell or the owner of an unit that has this location in its vision range. If the future owner does not own the location he can only build there tile improvements with fort like characteristics.
Maybe you should rather use the version of the goods restoration code:
PHP:
Event:CreateImprovement(CellOwner(location[0]), location[0], 52, 0);
Instead of the number for the third argument you can also use a funktion that returns the DB index of the improvment here is an example from BlueO:
PHP:
Event: CreateImprovement(tmpCity.owner, tmpLoc, TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_ROAD), TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_ROAD));
You notice that he used the fourth argument it requres an Int but I have also no idea what it does. From BlueO's example you might think this could the an option for a second improvment, but I think it does nothing it is just there. Otherwise my code would create a lot of advanced farms.
With this funktion you don't need to take so much care on your improvemnt database as you have to do it if you use the numbers.
If the the tile improvment is back on the map than it needs a certain time until it is finished. All good improvments have a contruction time of ten turns. As long as you don't use this function on the given location:
PHP:
FinishImprovements(MGUnitLoc);
So the improvment will be finished but in your case the good would be still missing just the terrain boni would be back. So finally or at first you have to plant a good that is the funktion that will do the job:
PHP:
PlantGood(MGGoodLoc);
But why do it in a so complecate way just prevent the AI and the mayors from terraforming the good. From your ImprovementsList.txt I know that you considered more terraforming options for the AI (I just use the grassland option), but that means that you have to modify my code that I gave above.
PHP:
HandleEvent (CreateImprovement)'MG_ImpOnGoodStop' pre {
int_t MG_tilimpcreate;
MG_tilimpcreate = value[0];
improvement[0] = MG_tilimpcreate;
if (GetCurrentRound () > 1) {
if (HasGood(MGGoodLoc)>-1) {
if ((MG_tilimpcreate == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_GRASSLAND))
||(MG_tilimpcreate == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_PLAINS))
||(MG_tilimpcreate == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_JUNGLE))
||(MG_tilimpcreate == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_FOREST))
||(MG_tilimpcreate == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_SWAMP))) {
return STOP;
}
}
}
}
Another note about the improvment list the original file looks unfinished and the AI was able to improve its terrain. It uses also some of my good improvments. So I guess this file is there but completely useless.
-Martin
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sun_tzu_159
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Cheshire
Jan 2002
time: 05:17
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Dear all,
Immortal Wombat - thanks for the pointers, I think this function was made for something not fully implemented. I have tried many values for the last digit but no effect is seen.
Great suggestions - keep them coming. I have pasted below my slic file so far. It scans the whole map at the start of the turn and records the goods locations in the array JDGoodsHere. I have put Dales trumpets in just to prove that it correctly identifies all squares with goods on.
location_t JDGoodLoc; //where the search for goods is at
int_t JDCounter; //array location counter
location_t JDGoodsHere[]; //array to load with location of all goods at start of turn
int_t JDTerrainScore; //determine which terrain the new good is to be placed on
int_t CellOwner; //Returns value for player number
#include "tut2_terraina.slc" //TERRAIN_SCOREA array is here
// Load up array with location of squares with goods on them.
HandleEvent(BeginTurn) 'JRD_BeginTurn' pre {
//set up local variables for routine
int_t i; //array location counter
int_t j; //array location counter
JDCounter=0;
for (i=0; i<=GetMapWidth()-1; i=i+1) {
for (j=0; j<=GetMapHeight()-1 ; j=j+1) {
MakeLocation(JDGoodLoc, i, j);
if (HasGood(JDGoodLoc) > -1) {
JDCounter=JDCounter+1;
JDGoodsHere[JDCounter]=JDGoodLoc;
}
}
}
}
// ##################################################
###############################################
// ##################################################
###############################################
//Next bit attempts to stop tile improvement being placed on trade good.
HandleEvent(CreateImprovement) 'JRD_CreateImprovement' pre {
//set up local variables for routine
int_t m; //array location counter
for(m=0;m
JDGoodLoc=JDGoodsHere[m];
JDTerrainScore=TERRAIN_SCOREA[TerrainType(JDGoo
dLoc)];
if (HasGood(JDGoodLoc)>-1){
AddEffect(JDGoodLoc, "SPECEFFECT_DIPLOMATIC", "SOUND_ID_EXPEL");
return STOP;
}
}
}
// ##################################################
###############################################
// ##################################################
###############################################
Somehow the AI gets round the return STOP whether pre or post createimprovement and transforms the land and deletes the trade goods.
So I have tried putting the trade goods back but don't know an instruction to do this. The following piece of code checks the array of goods set up prior to the terrainimprovement and compares it to the current map. Where goods are missing they should be replaced. But I do not know the numbers to put in to replace trade goods.
//Next bit runs every turn to check if any goods have disappeared
//if they have then they are replaced on the map with the appropriate good for the transformed tile
//Check done by checking terrain score to see what type of terrain
HandleEvent(ImprovementComplete) 'JRD_ImprovementComplete' post {
//set up local variables for routine
int_t m; //array location counter
for(m=0;m
JDTerrainScore=TERRAIN_SCOREA[TerrainType(JDGoo
dsHere[m])];
JDGoodLoc=JDGoodsHere[m];
AddEffect(JDGoodLoc, "SPECEFFECT_DIPLOMATIC", "SOUND_ID_EXPEL");
if (HasGood(JDGoodLoc)<0){//Replace Goods Here
AddEffect(JDGoodLoc, "SPECEFFECT_DIPLOMATIC", "SOUND_ID_EXPEL");
Event:CreateImprovement(player[CellOwner], JDGoodLoc, 49, 0);
I have observed that the scenario (cheat) editor quite happily transforms land without deleting goods and adds/removes trade goods without a problem. There must be a code linked to pressing the add goods buttons 1-4 on this menu that can be used in this SLIC. Does anyone know what the code is or where it is?
Martin I will try out with PlantGood function mentioned - thanks for the suggestion. I will post a working SLIC as soon as I have one but it will be MedMod because there are less goods and easier checking. The code will be easily expanded though.
I agree that the original improvement file was hopeless - the AI could only build a very few improvements.
I am sorry if the code is a bit clumsy but this is my first attempt at writing a complete script code from scratch.
Waiting for any more input.
Regards
AOW.
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Peter Triggs
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Gone Fishin, Canada
Jan 2000
time: 05:17
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Hi, sun_tzu
I don't think it's a good idea to search the whole map at the beginning of *every* turn: not all of us have supercomputers like Martin's and even his might find it difficult. 
I'm not at all sure what you guys are on about here, but I'm assuming that what you want to do is to stop the AI from terraforming tiles that have trade goods on them. In this case, what Martin suggested should work. In his GoodMod he had to use the MakeLocation function to assign a value to MGGoodLoc but here we can recover the location we want from the CreateImprovement event. In fact, we can recover the database value of the terrain improvement from this event too, so you don't even have to define any variables (unless you want to). Try this:
code:
HandleEvent (CreateImprovement)'MG_ImpOnGoodStop' pre {
if (GetCurrentRound () > 1) {//don't conflict with GoodMod
if (HasGood(location[0])>-1 && !IsHumanPlayer(player[0])) {
//if the location has a good and it's the AI trying to:
//terraform it into grassland
if (( value[0] == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_GRASSLAND))
||( value[0] == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_PLAINS)) // ditto plains
||( value[0] == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_JUNGLE)) // and so on
||( value[0] == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_FOREST))
||( value[0] == TerrainImprovementDB(TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_SWAMP))) {
return STOP; // don't let it do it
}
}
}
}
This is basically what Martin wrote, I just added the condition "&& !IsHumanPlayer(player[0])" so that the human player can do any (maybe stupid) thing he wants. To test it, omit this clause; the handler should then prevent you from terraforming, e.g., any grassland tile that has a good on it.
BTW, if you use 'code' and '/code', both in square brackets, at the beginning and end of your code it won't get left justified like that. The same thing works with 'quote' and '/quote'. It took me about a year of frustrating posts before I asked Locutus and he explained these things to me.
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Martin Gühmann
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Berlin, Germany
Mar 2001
time: 06:17
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quote:
Originally posted by Peter Triggs
I don't think it's a good idea to search the whole map at the beginning of *every* turn: not all of us have supercomputers like Martin's and even his might find it difficult.
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I aggree therefore I suggested the code above.  Maybe I should rewrite the Commerce Improvement For AI's code, so I could also speed up my games. But the delay that my good improving code cause it is not so long that the goody hut delay caused by the militia code. And of course it is much smaller than the delay caused by the original code.
quote:
Originally posted by Peter Triggs
This is basically what Martin wrote, I just added the condition "&& !IsHumanPlayer(player[0])" so that the human player can do any (maybe stupid) thing he wants. To test it, omit this clause; the handler should then prevent you from terraforming, e.g., any grassland tile that has a good on it.
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Actually I skipped that this small condition on purpose just to prevent human mayors to terraform goods.
quote:
Originally posted by Peter Triggs
BTW, if you use 'code' and '/code', both in square brackets, at the beginning and end of your code it won't get left justified like that. The same thing works with 'quote' and '/quote'. It took me about a year of frustrating posts before I asked Locutus and he explained these things to me. |
'PHP' and '/PHP' in square brackets will also work, it gives you this nice color effect and if you want to post some code from the Great Library it will display the code probably.
-Martin
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WesW
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Florence, Al., USA
Jan 1970
time: 23:17
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I would like to include this code in my upcoming update for the Medpack, but I am confused as to whose code works the best.
Please paste in the code in with your new post.
Also, how intelligently does the AI use its terraforming ability? I mean, you only want to terraform Jungles to Plains and Plains to Grassland if the city is short on food. You also usually only need to terraform a few tiles per city. Does the AI keep terraforming simply because it can?
Also, the AIs need to be able and willing plant forests as well as clear them. How is it set up to do this?
This code can be a crucial improvement to the AI, since it only builds mines on plains and farms on grassland. Changing a few tiles from one to the other can have a huge effect on balancing a city's output.
Edit: I had Wouter send me copies of the files Sun Tzu posted here, and there are problems. First, the originals he used are now out-dated, and then he made his own modifications to the improvement effects. Thus, I don't know if the lines which fool the AI will work properly if pasted into standard versions of the MM2 tileimp.txt.
Last edited by WesW on 27-02-2002 at 13:58
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Martin Gühmann
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Berlin, Germany
Mar 2001
time: 06:17
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I wouldn't use all his modifications, as the PW costs in terraform section are probably ignored, too. Sun Tzu thought that the costs are also set in the tileimp, too. But actual you have only consider the material costs of the add and remove section in the terrain.txt. For instance in the original terrain.txt it costs 2000 PW to remove a mountain and it costs 8000 to add an artic mountain, so terraforming from grey to white mountain costs in the original game 10000 PW. The production time is obviously taken from the terrain.txt, too. Another problem with his settings I think is that he made the AI terraform like the Civ2 human and AI players had to do it through the settler system. I made now for every terrain an own terrain block, to let the AI know when it can use the terraform option and gave every terrain effect block a food bonus value. You can find my code below I only modified the grassland option as I don't want to make the AI build forrest, but you could modify the forest section, too, although I think that will cause some more difficuilties. Unfortunatly I only played early games so far and the AI will only put a terrain improvement on a tile without an improvement as I saw that the Good tiles are usually without an additional tile improvement. So I would have to go into the late game when the AI can terraform tundra and mountains.
-Martin
PHP:
## 28 ##################################################
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TILEIMP_TERRAFORM_GRASSLAND {
Icon ICON_TERRAIN_GRASSLANDS
Tooltip TOOLTIP_TILEIMP_SELECT_GRASSLND_BUTTON
Statusbar STATUSBAR_TILEIMP_SELECT_GRASSLND_BUTTON
TerraformTerrain TERRAIN_GRASSLAND
Level 1
Column 0
Class:Terraform
GLHidden
ConstructionTiles 1
ConstructionTiles 1
ConstructionTiles 1
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_BEACH
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_DEEP
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_KELP
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_REEF
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_RIFT
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHALLOW
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_SHELF
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_TRENCH
CantBuildOn TERRAIN_WATER_VOLCANO
Excludes:Structure2
Excludes:Structure1
Excludes:OceanMine
Excludes:OceanFarm
Excludes:OceanDetector
Excludes:OceanATM
Excludes:Mine
Excludes:LandDetector
Excludes:Farm
Excludes:ATM
Excludes:OceanRoad
Excludes:Road
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_BROWN_HILL
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_EXPLOSIVES
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_BROWN_MOUNTAIN
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_FUSION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_DESERT
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURAL_REVOLUTION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_FOREST
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURAL_REVOLUTION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_GLACIER
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_ADVANCED_COMPOSITES
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_HILL
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_EXPLOSIVES
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_JUNGLE
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_AGRICULTURAL_REVOLUTION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_MOUNTAIN
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_FUSION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_PLAINS
BonusFood 5
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_TOOLMAKING
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_SWAMP
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_INDUSTRIAL_REVOLUTION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_TUNDRA
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_ADVANCED_COMPOSITES
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_WHITE_HILL
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_EXPLOSIVES
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_WHITE_MOUNTAIN
BonusFood 30
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_FUSION
TilesetIndex 1
}
TerrainEffect {
Terrain TERRAIN_DEAD
BonusFood 300
EnableAdvance ADVANCE_CONSERVATION
TilesetIndex 1
}
}
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18-01-2002 11:07
Good stuff. Took me a while to figure out what exactly you were saying but if this works it's brilliant 
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