Adding Ring and Sphere Worlds

[Rollo]

Originally posted by travislp:
But a check on the planet sizes has ring and sphere worlds size as huge. Using that logic if I put a huge planet at ring one ( where the star is ) would that put a ring or sphere world or would it just generate a huge planet on top of the star. Or is the name of the planet used to generate. In that case it won't work.

that would place a huge planet over the star. the reason that no RW and SW are added is the 'Constructed := True' setting.
copy and paste duplicates of the RW and SW with this setting to FALSE and the game should add them in the map creation.

edit: and set the 'Special Ability ID :=' for your random RW/SW to zero, just to make sure

Rollo

[ August 10, 2002, 08:19: Message edited by: Rollo ]

[travislp]

Thanks Rollo, I'll give that a try and see what happens.

[Baron Grazic]

You could always create a Map yourself using the Editor and when starting the game 'Load' that map.

[Spoo]

that would place a huge planet over the star. the reason that no RW and SW are added is the 'Constructed := True' setting.
copy and paste duplicates of the RW and SW with this setting to FALSE and the game should add them in the map creation.

edit: and set the 'Special Ability ID :=' for your random RW/SW to zero, just to make sure

Rollo

I tried this out and got some weird results. First off there where ring and shere worlds scattered around rather frequently and not in the middle of the systems either. But strangest of all, I had a sphere world in my home system with type Gas Giant/None! I colonized it and set up a domed colony (my type was Gas Giant/Oxygen. There were 100 facility slots, implying that if I converted the atmosphere I would have 500 facility slots!

[Suicide Junkie]

Not quite:

Name := Sphereworld
Physical Type := Planet
Stellar Size := Huge
Max Facilities := 200
Max Facilities Domed := 100

Sphereworlds only have half the facilites when they're domed.