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Hadrian question
I eddited an edu with hadrian, and saved the changes, however on starting up the game it gaive me this error: "Expected end of section, check all levels were declared after "levels" header!"
Any ideas?
I oppened up th edb in a text editor, and found this:
Code:
logistics1 requires factions { all, }
{
capability
{
}
construction
cost
settlement_min
upgrades
{
}
}
logistics2 requires factions { all, }
{
capability
{
}
construction
cost
settlement_min
upgrades
{
}
}
logistics3 requires factions { all, }
{
capability
{
}
construction
cost
settlement_min
upgrades
{
}
}
logistics4 requires factions { all, }
{
capability
{
}
construction
cost
settlement_min
upgrades
{
}
}
logistics4 requires factions { all, }
{
capability
{
}
construction
cost
settlement_min
upgrades
{
}
}
}
plugins
{
}
}
It had created the complex but not filled in any of the details:dizzy2:, also it seem s to have missed out the beginging of the building information.
Also, if I now try to open up the edb in caligula again, it loads much quicker than before, but only loads the core_buildings, everything else (including the hidden resources) it fails to recognize.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Hadrian question
You definitely seem to be missing a few criteria from that example, construction time, city level, cost etc. I suspect you at least need 0 / village for those variables.
I don't know why the editors are not working for that but can only say it's not actually hard to alter as a text file (and if you understand what you are doing possibly easier than using editor).
There is whole tutorial for understanding EDB here: https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=50439
(your first line mentioned edu - was that a typo? if you have error resulting from mismatch caused by editor across both files you may have more problems - I'd recommend reverting to original files and doing changes by hand)
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Re: Hadrian question
It ussualy is easier to edit by hand your right, but when your trying to edit the EB edb, and don't have excell then its an entirley different kettle of fish...