Let's take a look at what it has to offer. Special Buildings & ResourcesAs mentioned before, the Special Buildings & Resources button will offer you a menu with 3 tabs. To remove natural resources and buildings, use the "demolish" option found in the build menu.ġ8-19: Undo/Redo Undo's or Redo's your most recent change. Allows you to place different ground types and flora by using the brush.ġ7: Remove Objects Removes objects such as plantlife and rocks. Smoothens the terrain in the brush radius.ġ6: Place Objects. Flattens all the terrain around within the brush, bringing it to an identical elevation.ġ5: Smooth Terrain. Increase or decrease map elevation.ġ4: Level Terrain. Toggle brush sizes when placing objects.ġ2-13: Raise/Lower Terrain. Please note that there is no confirmation window when uploading a mission to Steam.ĩ-11: Small/Medium/Large Brush. This button uploads the mission to the Steam Workshop. You can use this option to exit the mission without saving changes.Ĩ: Upload to Steam. (hotkey ESC) It closes the mission editor menu and begins mission testing. Same as above, except it also starts the mission.ħ: Close & Play. Be safe, and exit without saving through the menu during testing.Ħ: Save & Test. WARNING! If you tested the scenario, saving can alter the starting conditions and cause unforseen consequences. It saves all the changes you have done in this mission, including Sequence editor, Starting conditions and any buildings you may have constructed during testing. Allows you to view the island with a selection of overlay grids alike to those you can use ingame (crop conditions, pasture conditions, beauty, pollution, natural disaster danger, etc.).ĥ: Save. This is where you can edit the options you have selected when creating the map, as well as a few additional starting conditions (maximum education for starting citizens & immigrants, mission name & description, etc.)Ĥ: Overlays. This is where you script all of the ingame events and objectives.ģ: Starting Conditions.
Similarly to right clicking, it opens up a menu with buildings, and 3 tabs: "Special Buildings", "Resources" and "Crop Boosters".Ģ: Sequence Editor. What do they mean?Next I shall briefly explain what all the numbered buttons do, before going indepth on each of them.ġ: Special Buidlings & Resources. Once you have selected all your options and are satisfied with them, click Confirm Settings and you have finished the first step! Resources: affects the number of mineral, oil and fish deposits on the islandĬlimate: affects the climate of the island, each crop preffers a different climate. If you selected the Generated Map option, then you have 4 options to adjust:Įlevation: adjusts the island's elevation (height). Clicking on Generated Map will allow you to specify the starting conditions. Rolling your mouse over any one of these maps (except the Generated Map option) will allow you to preview the map in question.
If you click the Map button, then you will be met with a list of maps to pick from. Victory by points/.money/.construction: allows you to select up to 3 victory conditions for your mission, I advise you to select "none" for all of these, as you will add a victory condition ingame. Political difficulty: affects how difficult it is to increase the respect of factions (higher difficulty = more difficult to please factions = more rebels and less votes for El Presidente).ĭisasters: affects the frequency of disasters. Starting money: the starting ammount of money in the mission.Įconomic difficulty: affects the overall price of goods (higher difficulty = lower prices = less profits). Starting population: the population with which you start the mission. Starting era: the starting era of the mission. Map: Allows you to pick between pre-existing maps and randomised maps.
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Here we have a series of settings, all which you probably met before when making a sandbox mission. Here you can name your mission before confirming the new name. As you can see I have the "EXAMPLE" mission (Haemimont's example mission which explains how sequences work, although that guide is a bit shallow) and the "Three's a crowd" mission (my first mission).įor the purpose of this guide, I'll be making a new mission. Here, you can select to continue an old mission, or to start over a new one. a template, if you will.įirst, click on the Mission Editor button located here. Before we can dive into the actual mission creation, you must first pick a map on which you will base your new mission's map.
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