can nomads come educated? not sure if that part of the code can be altered. with some game scenarios that i run, this would be helpful since it would improve production outputs.
along the same idea. TOM has adjusted the education needs of different workplaces where farmers,hunters,gatherers don't need to be educated but tailors and blacksmiths do. can an override be made that would change the education needs and override all modded hunters,gatherers,etc or would it only affect the vanilla base workplaces?
in sending bannies out from the Landing Fort to settle new colonies and lands,it makes sence to send groups for certain purposes like mining or lumbermills. i am thinking that if these nomads were educated,the game would progress smoother and faster.
Nomads can not be set educated. :(
Override for educated/uneducated in a building must be in the template for every product.
So yes, it can be made generic. But mods that add new products will still be the same.
Apples
int _lowCreateCount = 50;
int _highCreateCount = 65;
If you make an override with just the new numbers
int _lowCreateCount = 65;
int _highCreateCount = 65;
you will get full output from every apple orchard even with uneducated.
Too bad a school for grown-ups does not exist.
@brads3 this is a good question!
@kid1293 thanks for the answer though :)
I made a small override for the vanilla raw materials.
edit --- put it high in load order!
All but Ale, Tools, and Clothing have got a 'no uneducated penalty'.
All have their missing inventory icons added.
Mushroom weighs only 1, as it should be.
@brads - Now you can send your nomads out to clear land without penalty.
Thanks, Kid! This is great. Now I might accept nomads again.
cool, thank you. i will give that a try. this will ean the farmers can grow crops without the uneducated penalty? thank you
All wares except from tavern, smith, and tailor have been adjusted.
You don't need 5 years of education to pick a pear :)
Quote from: kid1293 on November 18, 2019, 03:10:25 PM
You don't need 5 years of education to pick a pear :)
Good point! :)
This will be a benefit too when school does not get built in time for first students or when schools are filled to capacity and went unnoticed. :) Nice