Closed AdamTeodoro closed 7 months ago
Nope. Not compatible with the project's goal (the mission statement is around somewhere - here?) . This is a modding request and there's a sticky up there on the issues landing page for that.
That said - attractive idea certainly already mentioned. I believe decades ago I had Civ4 modded to have terraforming units - or was that Civ-CTP? Lowering or raising terrain, changing humidity, or sprout vegetation, all that they could...
I think this can be done in a simple mod. Just add a replant tree improvement, and when a worker builds the improvement, it adds the forest again.
You still need the actual "Executor" converting the tile with improvement into tile with feature instead -> some new Unique
Hmm, maybe we could add two new unique: Addfeaturewhenbuilt and AbstractImprovement, the improvement isn't actually built. Instead gives like a one-time resource bonus or something (so it is more useful in other senarios). Combining them would then create a forest without adding the improvement to the tile.
Introduce Tile-context triggers?
Introduce Tile-context triggers?
I don't know what you mean by that specifically. For AbstractImprovement (needs a better name) it gives the improvements resource values one time. If that's what you are asking.
I mean look at #11011 - there's a trigger system, and it seems to play only with civs and units so far...
DONE, this is now moddable with #11152 If you want a multi-turn improvement, doable with a trigger that adds a forest, and another one that removes the improvement itself - the idea of an improvement that's fake and is just a container for triggers is interesting, and merits further thought
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Problem Description
regions become unproductive when trees are cut down and it is not possible to create more sawmills, making it impossible to change strategy
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Desired Solution
create tecnology from tree replants in early or mid game.
Alternative Approaches
create another ground to upgrade production
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