So how do I do it? I'm creating a scenario (under the Scifi folder so I can use 4 maps) and I would like that none of my maps were called "Orbit" or whatever.
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"The self is a relation that relates itself to itself, or is the relation's relating itself to itself in the relation; the self is not the relation but is the relation relating itself to itself." -Kierkegaard, at one of his less lucid moments
Tremolando shows rage! Sforzando shows excitement! C Minor means gravity!–D Minor means terror!...Round and round like donkeys at a grindstone! -AmadeusTags: None
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I believe the names are located in the game.txt. Look for @TRANSPORTOPTIONS, this lists the names for the four maps. You probably need to have four names, regardless of how many maps you're actually using.
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Thank you, Merc! I've been meaning to change "World" for some time now, but was busy looking for it in Labels.txt.
Since I'm publicizing my ignorance, where can I find out what the settings under @INITIAL_SETTINGS in Rules.txt control?
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Have a look at all of the rules.txt of the different games. Some have more comments than others.
Here's the comment above the original game rules:
Code:; map, primary unit type, secondary unit type
The second value is the unit they get for free at start-up (normally 0 for settlers, but the Buteos in the fantasy game start with 70, the "B Settler").
I'm not sure about the third value, I think it's the default (defence) unit for a newly built city (normally 3 for the phalanx).
So I guess the first two values (well, at least the first) are only interesting for games with random starts, rather than pre-placed civilizations.
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Thank you very much Mercator. You've just saved me an immense headache."The self is a relation that relates itself to itself, or is the relation's relating itself to itself in the relation; the self is not the relation but is the relation relating itself to itself." -Kierkegaard, at one of his less lucid moments
Tremolando shows rage! Sforzando shows excitement! C Minor means gravity!–D Minor means terror!...Round and round like donkeys at a grindstone! -Amadeus
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