>From what we can tell, the cap of half your food for bred animals is due to a
>Modifier, "model.modifier.consumeOnlySurplusProduction", attributed to"
>model.building.country" (which stables extends) which is multiplicative with a
>value of .5.
We are not sure how you would like this to be dealt with, if you want to make
it player modifiable through a global setting or per each colony or if it wont
even be an issue anymore after the changes you are making to the way production
works
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From: Michael T. Pope <mp...@computer.org>
To: freecol-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Saturday, May 4, 2013 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Freecol-developers] Bug #2421
On Thu, 2 May 2013 01:22:50 PM Joshua Lowe wrote:
> We would like to submit the attached files as a solution to bug #2421
Thanks for working on this, however...
> The specification.xml is the specification for classic FreeCol.
I fear this file is out of date. Is it perhaps from 0.10.7? You need to be
working from the trunk sources. A current solution would have
<production.../> elements in the building type. The mod/specification.xml
file also seems to use the old format.
> It is noteworthy to mention that the only line changed in it is the second
> line of building-type
id="model.building.country" where
> consumes="model.goods.grain" is changed to consumes="model.goods.food"
That is very pleasing if that is all it takes. That should translate directly
to production elements with minimal effort. However did you look at the remark
on the BR:
``One missing point in the above analysis of Col 1 is that horse production
is capped at half (round up) of your excess food.''
Are we handling that already, or is that going to need more work?
Otherwise though, I think we are close to finally nailing this one. Hope to
see an updated version soon.
Cheers,
Mike Pope
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