[Question] How to increase sector resources
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[Question] How to increase sector resources
Hi all, I'd like to increase the Terran sectors resources, sunlight, ore/silicon/gas yields, and am not sure how to do so. I cant seem to figure out how to find/edit the galaxy map. Thanks in advance.
Re: [Question] How to increase sector resources
You can diff mapdefaults.xml for sunlight
The others are in region definitions and only can be changed on a new game or when egosoft triggers a resource rebuild
The others are in region definitions and only can be changed on a new game or when egosoft triggers a resource rebuild
Re: [Question] How to increase sector resources
@DeadAir, thanks I found the info. Two more questions. Regarding the yields I see it says low, med, high etc. I was wondering what is the correct term for the highest yield and in game there is a numerical value to resources in each sector. How does that work? Do I have to define a minimum/max value or a set value? If so how?
Re: [Question] How to increase sector resources
I forgot to mention earlier but there is a file called regionyields.xml that has the amounts and region for low,high,veryhigh etc. The end amount is a result of region density, individual asteroid density, region object group, and region yield.JPB101673 wrote: ↑Wed, 25. May 22, 20:45@DeadAir, thanks I found the info. Two more questions. Regarding the yields I see it says low, med, high etc. I was wondering what is the correct term for the highest yield and in game there is a numerical value to resources in each sector. How does that work? Do I have to define a minimum/max value or a set value? If so how?
Re: [Question] How to increase sector resources
So I tried increasing the density factor and set the yield to very high in region definitions and in region yields I tried increasing the resource density and nothing changed on a new game start. Did I change the wrong things or was the something else that needs to be changed?