Civ4BuildingInfos - Revision history

Spyguy at 01:48, 16 November 2012

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	All tags must be opened and closed; the first is the "open", the second the "close" tag. If nothing goes inside a "list tag", then it should just be the opening tag with a "/" before the closing bracket. The following tables contain all available tags, as well as their purpose and accepted values.		All tags must be opened and closed; the first is the "open", the second the "close" tag. If nothing goes inside a "list tag", then it should just be the opening tag with a "/" before the closing bracket. The following tables contain all available tags, as well as their purpose and accepted values.

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	!HotKey		!HotKey
	\|~~Unknown~~. This relies on the Boolean tags bAltDown, bCtrlDown, and bShiftDown.		\|Essentially useless. This relies on the Boolean tags bAltDown, bCtrlDown, and bShiftDown.
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	!ObsoleteSafeCommerceChanges		!ObsoleteSafeCommerceChanges

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	!BuildingClassNeededs		!BuildingClassNeededs
	\|This tag defines the buildings in the city that are required for the particular city improvement. BuildingClassNeeded defines the individual building classes, BuildingClassType declares the specific type of building, bNeededInCity is a Boolean tag controlling whether the building is needed in this city, and BuildingInfo brackets the entire building group.		\|This tag defines the buildings in the city that are required for the particular city improvement. BuildingClassNeeded defines the individual building classes, BuildingClassType declares the specific type of building, bNeededInCity is a Boolean tag controlling whether the building is needed in this city, and BuildingInfo brackets the entire building group.
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			!BuildingHappinessChanges
			\|Defines which other buildings get happiness when this one is built.
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	!CommerceChangeDoubleTimes		!CommerceChangeDoubleTimes

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	! style="background:#efefef;" \| Description		! style="background:#efefef;" \| Description
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	!bAreaCleanPower		!bAllowsNukes
			\|Allows nukes for all players.
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			!bAreaCleanPower
	\|Provides clean power to all cities on same continent (e.g. Three Gorges Dam).		\|Provides clean power to all cities on same continent (e.g. Three Gorges Dam).
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	\|Requires water.		\|Requires water.
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	!CommerceChangeOriginalOwners		!CommerceChangeOriginalOwners
	\|~~Unknown. Relies on~~ the ~~Boolean tag bCommerceChangeOriginalOwner and again has three separate tags, presumably for~~ beakers, gold, and ~~culture~~ per turn.		\|Defines the increases in beakers, gold, culture, and espionage per turn that the building provides, using the iCommerce integer tag. Only the player that builds it gets the specified commerce changes.
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	!CommerceChanges		!CommerceChanges
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	!CommerceFlexibles		!CommerceFlexibles
	\|~~Unknown. No building in~~ the ~~standard game uses this tag~~.		\|Allows players to adjust the commerce rate, just like technologies.
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	!CommerceHappinesses		!CommerceHappinesses

2012-01-18T15:55:33Z

Fixed a small inaccuracy in the description of CommerceChangeDoubleTimes , not 1000 turns, but 1000 years.

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	!CommerceChangeDoubleTimes		!CommerceChangeDoubleTimes
	\|Defines how many turns must pass before a given commerce output is doubled. For example, Versailles starts giving 10 Culture per turn, but after 1000 ~~turns~~, begins giving 20 Culture per turn. The three iCommerce tags ~~presumably~~ refer to beakers, gold, and culture per turn.		\|Defines how many turns must pass before a given commerce output is doubled. For example, Versailles starts giving 10 Culture per turn, but after 1000 years, begins giving 20 Culture per turn. The three iCommerce tags refer to beakers, gold, and culture per turn.
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	!CommerceChangeOriginalOwners		!CommerceChangeOriginalOwners

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	!ReligionChanges		!ReligionChanges
	\|~~Unknown~~. ReligionChange contains the info for each religion, ReligionType indicates the particular religion affecting the building, and iReligionChange is an integer tag used to affect this building.		\|Similar to HOLY_CITY_INFLUENCE in GlobalDefines.xml, sets the change in religious influence the city has, which is used when determining religion spread. ReligionChange contains the info for each religion, ReligionType indicates the particular religion affecting the building, and iReligionChange is an integer tag used to affect this building.
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	!SeaPlotYieldChanges		!SeaPlotYieldChanges

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	!SeaPlotYieldChanges		!SeaPlotYieldChanges
	\|This defines the change in sea squares' yield, using the iYield integer tag for food, hammers, and commerce output.		\|This defines the change in sea squares' yield, using the iYield integer tag for food, hammers, and commerce output.
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			!RiverPlotYieldChanges
			\|This defines the change in river squares' yield, using the iYield integer tag for food, hammers, and commerce output.
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	!SpecialistCounts		!SpecialistCounts
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	\|Percentage change to the yields for the entire city (e.g. 25 is 25% increase), using the iYield tag. The first tag controls food per turn, the second hammers per turn, and the third commerce per turn. (e.g the Forge provides 25% more hammers per turn)		\|Percentage change to the yields for the entire city (e.g. 25 is 25% increase), using the iYield tag. The first tag controls food per turn, the second hammers per turn, and the third commerce per turn. (e.g the Forge provides 25% more hammers per turn)
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2010-06-22T22:18:17Z

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