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  Player AddPlayer()
  Player AddPlayer()
=== Tile ===
=== Tile ===
//getter
  Terrain Terrain()
  Terrain Terrain()
  Bonus Bonus()
  Bonus Bonus()
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  int GetUnitCount
  int GetUnitCount
  Unit GetUnit()
  Unit GetUnit()
  //deletors
  //creators
//other
  void DeleteAllUnits()
  void DeleteAllUnits()
  void DeleteCity()
  void DeleteCity()
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  void DeleteRoute()
  void DeleteRoute()
  void DeleteImprovement()
  void DeleteImprovement()
  bool IsNextToLand()
  bool IsNextToLand()

Latest revision as of 15:41, 13 August 2009

Overview

MapView 2.10 and any version above will support Python scripting opportunities. This article tries to give you a decent impression about the things that are possible throught this interface.

Globals

mvMap

mvMap is always the map that is currently shown in the main screen.

mvRules

mvRules is always the current ruleset of the selected mod. You can use it to find out about what the mod is supplying.

How to get a Tile?

This code will iterate over all fields from the currently shown map

for x in range(0, mvMap.GetWidth()):
    for y in range(0, mvMap.GetHeight()):
        mvMap.Tile(x,y)

Simple Script printing the terrain type of all fields

for x in range(0, mvMap.GetWidth()):
    for y in range(0, mvMap.GetHeight()):
        print mvMap.Tile(x,y).Terrain().Get()

Classes

Map

int GetWidth()
int GetHeight()
Tile Tile(int, int)
void Refresh()
Team AddTeam()
Player AddPlayer()

Tile

//getter
Terrain Terrain()
Bonus Bonus()
Feature Feature()
Route Route()
Improvement Improvement()
River River()
City City()
int GetUnitCount
Unit GetUnit()
//creators
//other
void DeleteAllUnits()
void DeleteCity()
void DeleteBonus()
void DeleteFeature()
void DeleteRiver()
void DeleteRoute()
void DeleteImprovement()
bool IsNextToLand()