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HELP im working on my middle east scerico, but it says eneter 76 lines? where!
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In the tribe list of the Barbarians.Creator of the Civ3MultiTool -
ok thanks i fixed it, but now i need to know can I change the era from acient useing the editor?Comment
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There's supposed to be an Initial Era selector in Scenario Properties, but I can't seem to find it.
Maybe I just need to get my eyes checked soon.
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It's by Player (!) -- Under "Scenario Properties", enable the "Custom Player Data" option in the Scenario menu. This gives you TWO tabs under "Scenario Properties", "Scenario" and "Players". Go to "Players".Originally posted by Willem
There's supposed to be an Initial Era selector in Scenario Properties, but I can't seem to find it.
Maybe I just need to get my eyes checked soon.
From the on-line "Help" -- "For each player in your scenario, you can override global defaults for treasury, starting units, difficulty level, starting era, government, and free technologies, as well as color, name, and gender."
You don't need your eyes checked Willem, just X-ray vision ...
Abraxas,
Oz... And on the pedestal these words appear: "My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" Nothing beside remains. Round the decay of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare, the lone and level sands stretch far away ...Comment
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Ah yes, thank you. It's not exactly self-explanatory is it? I can't really think why they felt the need to require an extra checkbox. If I don't change anything it just follows the defaults anyway, so what's the point of that extra step?.Originally posted by Ozymandias
It's by Player (!) -- Under "Scenario Properties", enable the "Custom Player Data" option in the Scenario menu. This gives you TWO tabs under "Scenario Properties", "Scenario" and "Players". Go to "Players".
From the on-line "Help" -- "For each player in your scenario, you can override global defaults for treasury, starting units, difficulty level, starting era, government, and free technologies, as well as color, name, and gender."
You don't need your eyes checked Willem, just X-ray vision ...
Abraxas,
Oz
I'm not sure if I'll ever use those options, but it's always nice to know where they are, just in case I'm in the mood.Comment
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