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Where are the "green_threshold " and "industrial_threshold" tunables?
Marco50
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Hi!
Well, I've been reading from some EA Changers that polluting the world is kind of hard because of the lack of options. After some research I ended up finding (through TDESC) a file called "eco_footprint.eco_footprint_tuning" where (according to TDESC) I should find a green and industrial threshold, however, I can't find them on the code.
This is where those tunables should be located:
And this the actual code:
There's no reference to those thresholds. I never found this in the past. Is it a mistake? I would be really thankful if someone could point me in the right direction.
Well, I've been reading from some EA Changers that polluting the world is kind of hard because of the lack of options. After some research I ended up finding (through TDESC) a file called "eco_footprint.eco_footprint_tuning" where (according to TDESC) I should find a green and industrial threshold, however, I can't find them on the code.
This is where those tunables should be located:
And this the actual code:
There's no reference to those thresholds. I never found this in the past. Is it a mistake? I would be really thankful if someone could point me in the right direction.
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Getting the default values takes decompiling EA's game code, but once you do, open the associated py file defined in "n" at the top, (eco_footprint_tuning.py).
You'll find the tunable definitions that map to the file and provide defaults. Within the ECO_FOOTPRINT_STATE_DATA variable are the default values for "green_threshold" (-400) and "industrial_threshold" (400). You would then be able to override these defaults by creating your own copy of the xml file above.
Example of the python definition:
green_threshold=Tunable(description='The number at or below which a street or lot is considered green. ', tunable_type=int, default=-400), industrial_threshold=Tunable(description='The number at or above which a street or lot is considered industrial.', tunable_type=int, default=400)