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@beelee

Thanks. I've been rereading through "Pact of Steel 2" and continue to learn what I can. I'm almost 70 now, so learning is taking longer than it did when I was younger.

It does say in "2" that conditions should precede "any" triggers. It also says that meta-conditions need come after the conditions within (as I figured).

The trick is to only move the conditions and not the triggers, at this point. It'll be a long boring process, but I'll have a better understanding of what everything does.

The code I'm revamping is that of the "Path to Victory" game (that I modified) and not actually the "Oztea" game code. I was just using "Oztea" to know which territories were owned by whom in 1939. A few of the names didn't match and the sea zones were different, but I did get that part done.

It was working on the Politics that are leading me to adjust the conditions. I'm also re-formatting the code as I move it, which I had started doing before but never finished.

Last, but not least, I'm also adding more comments (mostly for my own benefit) so that I have a better idea of what each condition is actually checking.

It also looks like a lot of the conditions can be recoded into for-next loops and I will eventually get around to doing that as well. This is especially true with many of the French conditions as there a plethora of them.

So, thank you again.

@beelee @wc_sumpton No sorry, I don't have any further insights.

@thedog

yes thank you. I had it for my one time player. So I tried it. I just didn't think it'd be that easy 🙂

@rogercooper said in Triggered Victory on Specific Turn:

We should update Pact of Steel 2 to reflect that notifications.properties is mandatory.

<!-- Support Attachments -->
number values: how many units to be supportedhow much support can be given. All support can be given to a single unit, or spread too multiple units depending on bonusType.

There are many other mistakes in the PoS2.

Cheers...

Hi @shazbot182

DL "Domination" and it will be included in there.

@rogercooper RightArm.png

@lafayette said in Relationship Problems:

If you can upload a zip of the map somewhere; I can run it through with a debugger.

I will keep that in mind. For now, I removed the code and will see if I can work without it.

@rogercooper said in Problem with foreach:

I was copying existing code. If I understand correctly, "attachTo" is arbitrary and "players" is required to be sure that the correct player is involved.

If "players" is used, then "attachTo" is ignored. I only use "players" when the trigger affects more than one player. But to each his own.

@rogercooper said in Problem with foreach:

@rogercooper SOLVED IT. I forgot the variableList tags.

Would have never guessed this! Happy you have figured it out.

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@wc_sumpton said in Making a unit attack alone:

The problem is with "isSuicideOnAttack". The fusion_bomb will be removed after its attack roll so there will be no bonuses given to enemy units because the fusion_bomb will not be there.

Thanks for the help. The first support attachment should be good enough.

The AA attack reflects an EMP attack effect from the "East & West" game.

@thedog various reasons;
Create an interesting visual difference between the land and sea areas.
Provide more complex land territories for more interesting and granular borders and front lines.
Make choke points on land more important because it's easier to go around enemy armies.
Provide some incentive to split up land armies, rather than keep them all concentrated in a single territory.
Make it easier for ships to defend a coastline.
Cut down on how many sea territories need to be calculated or programmed.

@rogercooper said in Handling Customized Techs:

The tech system in TripleA suffers from hard-coding, but it would be difficult to fix the program without breaking the existing mods

This would incur what one would think "fixing" would need to be done. Maybe "expanding" the present system would be better.

Either way someone would still need to define how the system is "broken".

Still, I didn't understand what was meant by this statement. Sorry.

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@beelee said in Scenario Design on Wiki:

@rogercooper

I wonder if the "Axis and Allies" and "TripleA" is problematic.

When I started the wiki, TripleA was still in its early years and the content was less focused on TripleA. I have never received a complaint from Hasbro, Renegade Studios or anybody else.

@wc_sumpton said in What "canMoveAirUnitsOverOwnedLand" does and oughts to do:

@cernel

I'm sorry what I meant was the default setting for archType Neutral "canMoveAirUnitsOverOwnedLand" is governed by the option "Neutral Flyover Allowed". If "Neutral Flyover Allowed" is false then "canMoveAirUnitsOverOwnedLand" is default false, if true then default is true.

Wow! Sounds like that means that is supposed actually to be about flying over (and not just entering with air units).

So is the description of this option in PoS2 wrong?

I need to test this.

@rogercooper said in Standard Variants:

I doubt could doubt I could do upkeep, which involves changing the value of every territory with a property.

Changing territory values are not that hard. Check Mega New Elk's map. Territories are a list of variables. Adjusting their PUs values is quite easy, even though a game properly. Or a fancy each to create a charge. Unless I'm completely misunderstanding what you mean, which is totally possible.

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@jason-green-lowe

I remember something about you working on that map. Hopefully it is coming along ok, and we will get to see it soon!

Good luck on your projects!

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This should be the last update for this xml, since this is not an official mod for this map, I'm leaving the xml in a mess, but it does run. And is more AI friendly (isAI is not used so can be run with 2.5).

A "Russian Revolution" game option has been added, but if any Central Powers are AI controlled, they will not accept the peace treaty.

A game option "Amphibious Assault Get -1 Attack" has been added because the AI will not allow edits if they are already attacking. This is left true by default.

There is still a noncombat move, as the AI does not handle a single move game.

Enemy mines will only attack when entering or stopping in a sea zone. They do not attack when leaving the sea zone. They will attack during noncombat move but can be switch off in game options (Always on AA).

To recreate the game notes, delete the html file and a new one will be recreated with updated information.

As always have fun!

world_war_i_1914_wc.xml

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@thedog said in Convoy/Transport unloading:

ransforms the AI game play and makes it very cut throat

😁

@beelee I've got this several times with EXP too... it usually happens when I do multiple test turns or mess up my real turn and have to restart couple of times. So I just quit the game entirely and restart.