AssignStartingPlots.ChopIntoTwoRegions (Civ5 API)
This page is a part of the Lua and UI Reference (Civ5).
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This function is a member of AssignStartingPlots. This is an instance method, invoke it with a colon. |
Usage
unknown AssignStartingPlots:ChopIntoTwoRegions(unknown fertility_table, table rectangle_data_table, bool taller, float chopPercent)
Returned Value
- No description available.
Parameters
fertility_table: No description available. rectangle_data_table: No description available. taller: No description available. chopPercent: No description available.
Source code samples
Redundant occurences have been removed.
AssignStartingPlots.lua (G&K)
DLC/Expansion/Gameplay/Lua/AssignStartingPlots.lua
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local results = self:ChopIntoTwoRegions(fertility_table, rectangle_data_table, bTaller, chopPercent); |
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local results = self:ChopIntoTwoRegions(fertility_table, rectangle_data_table, bTaller, 49.5); -- Undershoot by design, to compensate for inevitable overshoot. Gets the actual result closer to target. |
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local initial_results = self:ChopIntoTwoRegions(fertility_table, rectangle_data_table, bTaller, 33); -- Undershoot by a bit, tends to make the actual result closer to accurate. |
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local interim_results = self:ChopIntoTwoRegions(second_section_fertility_table, second_section_data_table, bTallerForRemainder, 48.5); -- Undershoot just a little. |
Europe_Scenario.lua (G&K)
DLC/Expansion/Scenarios/MedievalScenario/Europe_Scenario.lua
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local results = self:ChopIntoTwoRegions(fertility_table, rectangle_data_table, bTaller, 38.5); -- CUSTOM, give Celtic region less land! |
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