* Generalize the concept of founding religions in preparation of enhancing
* Implemented enhancing religions
* Added all enhancer beliefs (mostly correctly, mostly tested)
* You can now found a religion without a pantheon, requiring you to choose a pantheon as well
* Parameterized 'enhance religion' action, fixed tests
* Implemented requested changes & simplified beliefContainer a lot
* Fixed rename
* Updated code to include features added in the meantime
* Merge branch 'master' into enhanceReligions
Co-authored-by: Yair Morgenstern <yairm210@hotmail.com>
* Ancient Ruins, Civilopedia and Translations
- TranslationFileWriter can process Ruins.json
- Hide Religion / Civilopedia uniques hardcoded String moved to Constants
- Civilopedia display of Ruins pulls actual json rewards in code
- Manually curated rewards description removed
* Ancient Ruins, Civilopedia and Translations
- Old rewards descriptions moved to names, color
- Code now recreates old output closely
- civilopediaText allowed additionally
- TranslationFileWriter tweaked accordingly
* Ancient Ruins, Civilopedia and Translations - fix stargazers
* Made water oil wells require the Refrigeration tech
Oil wells can now only be created on water with the refrigeration
technology.
This is not the ideal solution: it would be preferable to support
multiple improvements for a single resource, to add offshore platforms
as a separate improvement for coastal oil that requires refrigeration
and to disable building oil wells on coast. Allowing multiple
improvements for a resource would however be a much more significant
refactor.
* Added back "terrainsCanBeBuiltOn": ["Coast"]
* city-state bonuses graded depending on friend or ally
* siam militaristic UP, cleaned up presentation
* fix strings
* move city state modifiers to json
* city-state bonuses graded depending on friend or ally
* siam militaristic UP, cleaned up presentation
* fix strings
* move city state modifiers to json
* Restructure eras.json
* reduce indentation in DiplomacyManager.kt
* Add fallback values in cas of missing json definitions
* review edits
* fix conflicts???
Co-authored-by: Yair Morgenstern <yairm210@hotmail.com>
Helicopters are implemented as land units, so the anti-air units (land
anti-air and fighters) did not yet have this bonus.
Also corrected the damage bonus of triplanes and removed a redundant
"6 tiles in every direction always visible" unique.
* Implemented Zone of Control
* Implemented "move after attacking" ZoC exception
Units that can move after attacking are not affected by zone of control
if they move because of defeating a unit.
* Implemented all missing special ZoC cases
As described in:
https://forums.civfanatics.com/resources/understanding-the-zone-of-control-vanilla.25582/
* Slightly optimized ZoC logic
* Modified the "possible optimization" comment
Added the knowledge gained from SomeTroglodyte's tests.
* Added "Ignores Zone of Control" unique
Implemented the unique and gave it to the Helicopter Gunship.
* Implemented religious pressure: cities now can have more than one religion in them and religions spread between nearby cities over time.
* Implemented proposed changes
* Implemented requested changes & minor changes I forgot to include last time
* All pantheons not founded by you are now removed when you gain a new city (found this somewhere in the source code of the original, don't know if it's documented anywhere online)
* Ruins now have their own file
* Added religious rewards
* Added an option for only enabling rewards after a certain amount of turns
* You can now weigh rewards making some more likely than others
* Cleaned up some code
* Make new changes compatible with old mods
* Implemented proposed changes
* Implemented requested changes
* Implemented requested changes
will this break a hypothetical save where someone is now researching a tech and has all required techs for now but not the new to be added requirement?
* Added missionairy units, which can spread religion and bought with faith
* Forgot an include, minor additions
* Forgot credit for the missionary image
* Large refactor, enabling buying with almost all stats, split IConstruction into IConstruction & INonPerpetualConstruction
* Does this fix the tests
* Fixed accidentally removing all trailing spaces in template.properties
* Thanks to someTroglodyte for paying more attention than I do :)
* Implemented requested changes
* Fixed large amount of question marks
* Missing space, of course
* Fixed function name change
* Fixed merge problems
Co-authored-by: Yair Morgenstern <yairm210@hotmail.com>
- Deserts are a little bit more common (but now have higher chance of being stripes)
- Slightly reduced range of Tundra.
- Slightly reduced amount of Snow.
- Grasslands can now appear next to desert tiles and huge plains areas are much less likely.
* Added globalization tech
* Added united nations and backbone for diplomatic victory
* You can now vote with the united nations every 20 * gameSpeed turns, and the results will be displayed the turn after
* You can now win with diplomacy
* AI will now vote in the united nations
* Added the amount of turns till the next diplomatic vote in the diplomacy overview
* Added translatable strings
* Implemented most of the requested changes (rest coming soon)
* Implemented further requested changes
* Split off unitTypes to its own json, only containing the domain it can travel in for now
* Updated translationFileWriter to handle this file correctly
* Updated promotions file
* Implemented requested changes
* Units without a sprite use the sprite of a first unit with the same type
* Implemented proposed changes
* Fix Hagia Sophia and CN Tower not giving civ 5 bonuses
i got the information about Hagia Sophia from @ravignir and CN Tower from civ wiki. i will also add faith to buildings that give faith in G&K but will do it as a commit, that so that it would be easily revertable if faith doesnt just get ignored when religion is disabled
* Create Buildings.json
* Delete Fix Hagia Sophia and CN Tower not giving the bonuses it gave in civ 5
This should make the map look more like a civ5 map:
here is a spreadsheet i've created and used to make these changes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18uacHvZlh4FoM8xEVH4J9jaAmtHomutr/view?usp=sharing
What it does:
- makes center of a map mostly Grassland with some bits of Plains
- next biome is Desert and Plains with a rare patches of Grasslands.
- next biome is again Grasslands and Plains (in about equal proportions)
- final biome is Tundra that turns into Snow towards poles.
- makes the whole map look less stripy.
It looks kind of messy, but i tried to make it as compact as i could.
