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distian wrote: ↑01 Jul 2020, 19:16 Anyway, that is sometime give you an answer not from the array.

Are you sure?

Regarding your issues with road decorations, how does your exact code look like? Also, overlay is not meant to be used to build stuff, although you can do that

Lobby wrote: ↑02 Jul 2020, 22:41 Are you sure?

This isn't about my script, i'm just replied to commanderABab about my signature,

Regarding your issues with road decorations, how does your exact code look like? Also, overlay is not meant to be used to build stuff, although you can do that

I posted it on misc showcase topic. But, this one of the script : download/file.php?id=32420

Try putting the Draft.getDraft("Id") in script:init()

Heya

(1) How can I find the tile of a certain building using Script.EVENT_PLACED and using Tile.getBuildingDraft(x,y), I used all of it, I put the id back but still can't find it.
(2) How can I create or trigger a new map that will save in Single Cities, something like the DSA's moon map, and back to the origin city. How variable works between those maps? Can I have a sample lua script for it, if available

1) In that case, he's comparing Draft with ID which will never return true
2) In DSA's case, it loads an empty map and then other scripts take care of generation.

Think of Drafts as an JSON object. So think of Tile.getBuildingDraft() as getting the code above. Now can you see why it's not the same as the id?
Now if you want to match ids you would have to add :getId() to get the Id of the draft that was returned by Tile.getBuildingDraft()

How to use City.countBuildingsOfType(type[,level])? That's always show me an errors 'call nil'. I see the returns is number and level, then i set 2 variables, but it's still doesn't work.

Thx, try it with instead. Will be fixed in 1.8.91.

Can i get an explanation about budgetItem and getCurrency(name)? Are there different functions and types of drafts? How can I make them and show in financial information?

Temgamer wrote: ↑26 Jun 2020, 22:14

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function buildZoneC(zeroX, zeroY, zoneId, radius)
    zeroX = zeroX - radius
    zeroY = zeroY - radius
    local offset = 0
    Builder.buildZone(Draft.getDraft(zoneId), zeroX + offset, zeroY)
    for i=1, (radius * 2 + 1)^2 - 1 do
    if i % (radius * 2 + 1) == 0 then
      zeroY = zeroY + 1
      offset = 0
    else
      offset = offset + 1
    end
    Builder.buildZone(Draft.getDraft(zoneId), zeroX + offset, zeroY)
    end
end

Code underneath runs it, when player builds a building with <id>:

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function script:event(zeroX, zeroY, level, event)
  if event == Script.EVENT_PLACED and Tile.getBuildingDraft(zeroX, zeroY):getId() == "<id> then
    buildZoneC(zeroX, zeroY, "$zonecommercial", 2)
  end
end

Result of build:
Ahotee_20-06-26_23.12.47.png
It also places zone under that building, btw

Wait how to used that <id> cause i test it and nothings happened i think it missed the "getId() = <id>" there .

Also you didn't used variable:"zoneId" from your buildZone function

Gonna ask again.

Can i use : for my plugin?, Sorry i just ask in advance cause I can't play right now my phone always shutdown when i startup my theo donno why ,

Can you detect winter mode, weather, and zone demand through Lua?

Using virtual variables, yes.

What about specific happiness levels, like park happiness?

I think City.getCommercialJobs and getIndustrialJobs return the wrong values at one level higher of available inhabitant levels.


You can see at the image, com and ind TT are (0), but return from lua are 22 and 50.

It's same at TTT levels, it must be 0, but return from lua are 172 and 409.

TT version 1907
Thanks.

@KINGTUT10101 version 1.9.09 will introduce an extra parameter happinessType for City.getHappiness that will allow you to get more specific happiness values.

Using it will look like that:

@distian The discrepancy that you've discovered is caused by the fact that the budget view shows the amount of all jobs that are created by buildings of a specific level. Your job numbers differ from that slightly in that even poor commercial places create a few higher level jobs (e.g. the boss of a facility is usually richer than his employees).

i think there is a bug in City.getDisaster() functions. it always returned 'fire' no matter what disaster happened.

True, I called the wrong function...

@distian
How did you make the corners of this window round here? Is there a specific function for that?

KINGTUT10101 wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 16:02 @distian
How did you make the corners of this window round here? Is there a specific function for that?

Tbh, i used 5 rectangular layers. 2 layers for the shadow, 2 layers for the brighter color and 1 layer for the base.