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I have something I've been neglecting to admit.
but here it goes.
I really don't like using crawlers.
Does this make me strange?
but here it goes.
I really don't like using crawlers.
Does this make me strange?
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If it's because you don't think they're good enough, yes. If it's because you think they're too good, no."Cutlery confused Stalin"
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That's odd, "Starting techs" seems to work for me. Do you have the latest 1.07 version?Originally posted by Maniac
After for a time fruitlessly seeking out why the tech choices the tech choice simulator gave me didn't match the real choices, I finally discovered the "Starting techs" setting in the simulator doesn't seem to work, does't have an effect on what techs will be available: it doesn't matter whether I have 1, 2 or 10 starting techs set. Am I the only one with this problem, or is it a programming error in the excel file?
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You are the only one with this problem Maniac. Sheet works perfect for me.SMAC/X FAQ | Chiron Archives
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. --G.B.ShawComment
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perhaps it's because civ didn't have units like these. I still tend to play this game too much like civ. I know it hampers my strategy too much, but oh well.Originally posted by Chaos Theory
If it's because you don't think they're good enough, yes. If it's because you think they're too good, no.Comment
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After some further investigation it appears the excel sheet worked perfectly after all. The problem lied elsewhere.
Sorry for needlessly bothering you, MM.
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Didn't your mother teach you to not play with macros?The problem lied elsewhere.
-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
-- Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.Comment
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If you keep playing with your macros like that you'll go blindOriginally posted by binTravkin
Didn't your mother teach you to not play with macros?
"They’re lazy troublemakers, and they all carry weapons." - SMAC Manual, Page 59 Regarding Drones
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I'm not even going to ask...Comment
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I downloaded the file SMAC(X)_Technology_Choices_v1.07.xls.
I was trying to use OpenOffice.org 3.0 Beta (Mac OSX Power PC).
After I set slot number to 7 and traded technologies to yes, I added Centauri Ecology through the drop down menu. When I hit add/del. I got the error message, "BASIC runtime error. Object variable not set." and "ActiveSheet.Unprotect" was highlighted under the Sub Add_Del ().
Has anyone has managed to get the Technology Choices spreadsheet to work under OpenOffice.org?Comment
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I assume the problem is that the Excel macros don't work in OpenOffice. Unless there is a way of automatically converting the macros to a format OpenOffice understands, one would have to do it by hand. Unfortunately, my code has essentially no comments, but it doesn't do anything too fancy, so it could be possible for someone to go through it and convert it. If anyone wants to do this, feel free.Comment
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Besides what is posted in this thread, are there any other notes, links about your spreadsheet?Comment
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As far as I know, this thread has the relevant information concerning the spreadsheet.Comment
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Hmmm I 'll check it later. I usually found it a reliable indicator.On the ISDG 2012 team at the heart of CiviLIZationComment
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