10-09-2002 01:56									#1
	Keyboard short cuts wrong in file download? Got spare money?

I went into the file download area and got the updated manual there and I have some questions....


I didn't see a keystroke for telling a worker to build roads, or rail only. I always want to put some workers on road building and rail building at points in the game and I can't figure out a way to do it without watching them myself.


Also, I see the "J" key in the maunal says "Go to whole stack", but when I try it, it only moves one unit when there are lots at the location. Whats up with that?

	10-09-2002 02:04									#2
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The stack movement with J moves all units of the type selected that are not fortified and have movement points.

	10-09-2002 04:16									#3
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The old commands were supposed to remain the same (at least that is what the button descriptions would lead you to believe.) My re-base aircraft keyboard command has not worked since 1.29, I haven't tried the ones you mention. Ctrl+R and Ctrl+Shift+R don't work any more?

	10-09-2002 06:35									#4
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quote: Originally posted by miccofl The old commands were supposed to remain the same (at least that is what the button descriptions would lead you to believe.) My re-base aircraft keyboard command has not worked since 1.29

That's odd. It hasn't changed me for at all.

	10-09-2002 21:47									#5
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Ctrl +R will build one section of rail.
Ctrl + shift + R will build rail to a city.

I want to set a worker on building rail and let him go. Just like I can do for converting forest or jungle.


BTW: What does ( Ctrl + N ) set a worker to doing? I don't see it listed in the manual, and I hit it by accident yesterday and my worker went off to do something but I lost site of him.

	10-09-2002 22:02									#6
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quote: Originally posted by ArmaGeddin Ctrl +R will build one section of rail. Ctrl + shift + R will build rail to a city. I want to set a worker on building rail and let him go. Just like I can do for converting forest or jungle. BTW: What does ( Ctrl + N ) set a worker to doing? I don't see it listed in the manual, and I hit it by accident yesterday and my worker went off to do something but I lost site of him.

AFAIK, it is "plaNt forest".

EDIT: Oops... wrong. One plants forests with "N" only. Perhaps it really is "build trade network", as stonewall suggests, I am just unable to get a chance to build it... I suppose I would have to have my worker in an unconnected city...

	10-09-2002 22:06									#7
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quote: Originally posted by ArmaGeddin BTW: What does ( Ctrl + N ) set a worker to doing? I don't see it listed in the manual, and I hit it by accident yesterday and my worker went off to do something but I lost site of him.

That command is for "Trade Network". I believe it sets the worker to connect all of your cities by road.

	10-09-2002 22:08									#8
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Oh yea, I believe the only way to get the worker to build a road or railroad in every square to set them to "Shift-A" (automate worker leaving existing improvements".

	10-09-2002 22:41									#9
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Thats what I thought......... Oh well.


One other question......


If I set a worker on auto remove jungle or on build road network, and they run out of jungle, or they connect everything, do they ask for more orders? Or will they just stand there doing nothing?

	10-09-2002 22:56									#10
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quote: Originally posted by ArmaGeddin If I set a worker on auto remove jungle or on build road network, and they run out of jungle, or they connect everything, do they ask for more orders? Or will they just stand there doing nothing?

Bit of both, but more of "they will ask for new orders"... as soon as they can't continue with their current assignment, they will stop, stand quiet, and await more orders - that is, they will get a focus during your turn and you will be able to give them new orders. If you are like me and go through all your units every turn, this effectively means that they sort of "ask" for a new assignment...