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Topic: Minor eratta in help for Hoover Dam (default ruleset) |  |
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Martin the Dane Chieftain Aalborg, Denmark Feb 2000
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posted August 22, 2000 18:13
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While playing (ver 1.11 for Windows) I noticed that I could build "Hoover Dam" anywhere I wanted and not only on or next to mountains and rivers, so I looked into the file and found that the help text and the actual spcs. did not mach.
[building_hoover_dam] name = _("Hoover Dam") tech_req = "Electronics" bldg_req = "None" ;terr_gate = ;spec_gate = equiv_range = "Player" ;equiv_dupl = ;equiv_repl = obsolete_by = "None" is_wonder = 1 build_cost = 600 upkeep = 0 sabotage = 0 effect = { "type", "range", "amount", "cond_bldg" "Prod_Bonus", "Player", 25, "Factory" "Prod_Bonus", "Player", 25, "Mfg. Plant" "Pollu_Adj_Prod", "Player", 50 "Pollu_Adj_Prod", "Player", -50, "Recycling Center" } helptext = _("\ Works as if you had a Hydro Plant in every city. (This reduces\ pollution and increases the effects of Factories and Mfg. Plants.)\ \n\n\ Like a Hydro Plant, the Hoover Dam can only be built in a city\ which is next to (or on) a Mountain or River tile. However, its\ effect is applicable to the whole of your civilization (regardless\ of whether a city is next to, or on, a Mountain or River tile).\ ")
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Thue Freeciv Developer
b.02-15-99
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posted August 23, 2000 07:46
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Thanks - fixed. |
Thue Freeciv Developer
b.02-15-99
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posted August 23, 2000 19:37
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One the nick "Martin the Dane" - Do note that freeciv is originally a Danish game!  |
Martin the Dane Chieftain Aalborg, Denmark Feb 2000
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posted August 24, 2000 18:21
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Ja! Ja!Jeg har lagt mærke til det  Translation: I did notice that. Or rather, I noticed that several of the people listed on the freesiv site were Danish, and that Dansih city names were in Danish. btw. I've never heard of any foreigners named Thue. Martin the Dane |
Thue Freeciv Developer
b.02-15-99
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posted August 25, 2000 04:30
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Yes, the Danish names are in Danish, but it is the generel rule that names are spelled on their national language. And it is actually a coincidence that I am the same nationality as the original authors. | |