7/5/2023 0 Comments Colonist io![]() ![]() A value of 5 means your bots will be able to work 5 times longer without refueling. Fuel Load Mod allows you to scale the amount of fuel (battery charge) that is topped up when the bot recharges. The value you see is multiplied by 100 1 means +100%, 2 means +200% and so on. This bonus is additive to the bonus granted by the monument, even if the monument bonus is zero. Works much like the monuments add their own bonuses. Bot Boost Bonus allows you to add a fixed % of bonus to bots at certain events such as processing, pickup, dropping off resources, etc. Interestingly, often times buildings don't use this. Building Process Time Mod allows you to scale the time required to process some resource. Note: the graphics of the pile is updated only on mining or when reloading a save. But it's really awesome for draining the AI's resources - take away their stone piles and they'll be stuck. Great for clearing out resources in the way (set each pile to 1 quick and they'll be gone very soon), great for ensuring you have unlimited amount of resources to mine from these piles (setting each pile to 999 is pretty much just that). Resource Deposit Patcher overwrites the amount of resources in the natural resource piles that you mine using surface mines with a value of your choice, whenever you hold CTRL or ALT the moment you hover the mouse over the pile (when the hint pops). Technically, this goes into the saved game, so no need to patch again until the next map but there's no harm having it on constantly, either. AI does not seem to use this value, meaning it won't ever be able to build as efficient of a network as you could (the shorter the path, the less the bots walk). Not sure why the devs chose 4 as minimum, 3 works much better. Road Length Patch overwrites the internal minimum road length value with a value of your choice, whenever you start building a road. I built a table with an AOB script which gives you: ![]() I am hoping there will be more content - challenges, campaigns and so on. If you liked Settlers, this is a must-have, go get it, it's worth every penny if you like this genre. The good news is that the game is freaking awesome and terribly addictive, much like Settlers. Probably the reason why it was buggy and why there are still slowdown on larger networks. I understand it's better than having bazillions of timers, but there are ways to avoid this. Thing is, some things are done well, some are quite unoptimal (like recalculating some values every time it's needed instead of just using a cache).Ĭonstant timestamping takes a lot of resources, too. I have not yet encountered a map that was large enough to need trains, so you won't really be needing them. In their defense, I did not try every build, it may have been working sooner.Īdvice: trains are broken, don't use them. I could actually start v1.3.4.3 and play it. So, after so many hickups it seems the devs are pulling their shit together. ![]()
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