22-05-2002 22:28									#1
	Diplomat WONT work... Support Apolyton, buy Civilization III: Complete

In my scenario the civs are Romano-Britons, Britons, Picts, Scots, Irish, Saxons, and Angles. I want the Britons and Romano-Britons to be able to negotiate w/each other and no one else. Ditto for the Saxons and the Angles. Right now, no one talks to anyone and the Diplomats don't have any function at all, ever.
These are my events - help if you can, please.
@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=romano-britons
talkertype=HumanOrComputer
listener=irish
listenertype=HumanOrComputer
@ENDIF

Edit: etc., etc., etc.

Last edited by Jacobite1688 on 28-05-2002 at 04:07

	23-05-2002 02:08									#2
	Tired of ads?

I think the talker names are case-sensitive. So if their names in rules.txt start with a capital, they should too in the events.txt.

	24-05-2002 10:32									#3
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations

I am sorry to say that this had no effect on it. Any other ideas?

	24-05-2002 10:57									#4
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations

You forgot the @THEN at the end of NEGOTIATION event trigger.

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=saxons
talkertype=HumanOrComputer
listener=britons
listenertype=HumanOrComputer
@THEN
@ENDIF

See?

Be sure to give exactly Civ names, too, otherwise Civ will never be able to load all of NEGOTIATION trigger .

Last edited by Prometeus on 24-05-2002 at 11:15

	24-05-2002 21:54									#5
	Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

A smashing observation, Pro...I guess it was not the problem, however, as there is STILL no diplomacy between Romanos and Britons or Saxons and Angles. Anybody else got any ideas? I am trying to get this thing done By Monday, a holiday here in the States.

	28-05-2002 04:05									#6
	Put an end to popups!

While totaly reworking the events for this scenario, I figured, since it was not working, I would rip all the diplomacy code out and start from scratch. To my surprise, the diplomats still did not work and while enemies could parlay, allies could not. This was the exact opposite of what I wanted. I started going through all the files in the folder, one at a time, and found that, whatever the problem was, it was in the Game.txt file. I deleted it and then anybody could talk to everybody again. I figured I would just copy the unaltered Game.txt from the Civ directory in to the scenario file and then I could alter the parts I wanted to again. BLAMMO - as soon as it enters the scenario folder the allies can't talk to each other again.

Does anybody know why this happens?

I almost dont care and I am almost ready to just use the standard game. txt file.

	28-05-2002 04:13									#7
	Got spare money?

You didn't by any chance turn on the "special WWII AI" did you? (just reaching, as I'm in the very nearly completely dark here).

	28-05-2002 04:15									#8
	Support Apolyton, pre-order Civilization IV

No, but I DID check that already, as I was almost completely in the dark and ITS MY scenario!