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Questions about the Settings.txt file
Several questions about the "Settings" file
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2) Are the values after the "=" the total number which can be built & on the map for each faction or total? Quote:
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6) Furthermore, I thought there was a setting which also dealt with the time in which the game delayed (playing sound and animation) while ships went through warp that could be removed or altered in order to speed that process up? Is there, and if so which one is it? Thanks in advance for any help and assistance. Deca |
Re: Questions about the Settings.txt file
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1 and 2) those fields are the value for the game setup options. 1-8 refers to each option, and values are used by empire. 3) I do try with 20 but it is quite useless. 4) You can place a zero, but has you may chose "no neutral empire" during setup, it is totally useless 5) no idea, I think you can go as far as a float number can go, some thing about 100000000000.0, but it would become impossible to control 6) I don't know about this feature. |
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It's funny that I did not even notice that as I was literally over analyzing those values thinking that it must pertain to the ship sizes or factions or something, but instead it was just dealing with the values for the game setup. |
Re: Questions about the Settings.txt file
#6 IIRC involves turning all the movement sound on or off from the setup menu.
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Effect Type := Warp Flash IIRC all you need to do is change Number Of Frames to 0. Search the forums for "Warp Flash" if that is not sufficient, and you will find other posts discussing it. |
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Re: Questions about the Settings.txt file
Maybe the solution was to simply comment out the Warp Flash entry, then. It's a simple edit to the file to kill the animation entirely; I just forget which it was. Place // at the start of every line of it, and the following blank line. You should end up with an empty line above the comment block, and solid lines of comments til the next entry starts.
Note that commenting it out is safer than outright deleting it, in case you need to restore it at some point in the future. |
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