[MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
So if i comment out everything except the teladi and paranid entries it will be exactly the same as vanilla? and then simply uncomment the ones i want to experiment with as i'm tweaking it? basically i want all vanilla values so i can tweak them one at a time and see if i like the result before moving onto the next one.
What is the effect of the file as it is now btw? did you remove all humans or something?
What is the effect of the file as it is now btw? did you remove all humans or something?
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Yes to your first and second questions.ravayen wrote: ↑Thu, 6. May 21, 23:50So if i comment out everything except the teladi and paranid entries it will be exactly the same as vanilla? and then simply uncomment the ones i want to experiment with as i'm tweaking it? basically i want all vanilla values so i can tweak them one at a time and see if i like the result before moving onto the next one.
What is the effect of the file as it is now btw? did you remove all humans or something?
Right now, I haven't really tested what having a chance of 0 would do, but I assume it would remove them from consideration but again this might not be the case. You can comment out specific ones though and that will ensure they aren't used, like this for example:
<replace sel="//characters/character[@name='argon.service']">
<character name="argon.service">
<!--<select macro="character_argon_male_dyn_overall_crew_01_macro" weight="0" />-->
<select macro="character_argon_female_dyn_overall_crew_01_macro" weight="100"/>
</character>
</replace>
Above I commented out the male there so in this case there would only be females. This definitely works for sure since I have tested it.
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Thanks for the explanation. Quite helpful!
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Thnx for clearing that up, guess i'm off to play with my dolls......that sounded better in my head lol.
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Re: [MOD] Human Employee Variety
Yeah I get this. I got one playthrough where I am roleplaying an Xenophobic Terran bent on wiping out all aliens. Oddly enough, my capital combat ship captains are all Terran Females in this run though so I guess it is kind of an Amazon Legion inspired playthough. I am also playing the Star Wars Interworlds mod as an Imperial and even though it is not PC in the world today, if I want to be true to the original Star Wars lore, well if your a Star Wars fan you know what that means. I also have a Split playthough and would love it if my crews were all Split. In any case, I am pretty diverse but in most cases, the roleplay is kind of ruined when for example, half your crew is Lizard or three eyed monster and your supposed to be Xenophobic to the point you want to murder them all.
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Not sure if I messed up something when configuring it, but some of my ships built at my own wharf don't have a pilot.
I commented out all the sections for non-human NPCs, so the ones that do have pilots are all human.
Running with the star wars mod, not sure if that makes a difference tho
I commented out all the sections for non-human NPCs, so the ones that do have pilots are all human.
Running with the star wars mod, not sure if that makes a difference tho
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
If ships are being built without pilots then something is definitely wrong but I do not use the star wars mod so I don't know if there is any conflict there. It is hard for me to know what is wrong in your situation without more information.unit757 wrote: ↑Thu, 20. May 21, 23:42Not sure if I messed up something when configuring it, but some of my ships built at my own wharf don't have a pilot.
I commented out all the sections for non-human NPCs, so the ones that do have pilots are all human.
Running with the star wars mod, not sure if that makes a difference tho
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
very good, gona try this
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
So what I am doing is commenting out all entries for non-human NPCs, and just leaving the argon, terran, and pioneer ones. By doing this, it seems like it still tries to use in an alien NPC, but ends up not using any NPC, so the ship has no pilot, or less service crew than what was ordered.BlackRain wrote: ↑Sat, 22. May 21, 15:14If ships are being built without pilots then something is definitely wrong but I do not use the star wars mod so I don't know if there is any conflict there. It is hard for me to know what is wrong in your situation without more information.unit757 wrote: ↑Thu, 20. May 21, 23:42Not sure if I messed up something when configuring it, but some of my ships built at my own wharf don't have a pilot.
I commented out all the sections for non-human NPCs, so the ones that do have pilots are all human.
Running with the star wars mod, not sure if that makes a difference tho
Right now I have it working, what I did was replace the NPCs under the teladi, paranid, and split entries with models for the human ones. But both this, and my first attempt that left non-human NPCs not working, is also affecting all factions, as well as who spawns on stations, not just what I get from my shipyard (I think that was the original intention?)
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Errr, I have no clue what you are doing lol. It isn't necessary to do anything complicated to get this to work. Also, yeah, this is supposed to work at all shipyards/wharfs.unit757 wrote: ↑Mon, 24. May 21, 19:34So what I am doing is commenting out all entries for non-human NPCs, and just leaving the argon, terran, and pioneer ones. By doing this, it seems like it still tries to use in an alien NPC, but ends up not using any NPC, so the ship has no pilot, or less service crew than what was ordered.BlackRain wrote: ↑Sat, 22. May 21, 15:14If ships are being built without pilots then something is definitely wrong but I do not use the star wars mod so I don't know if there is any conflict there. It is hard for me to know what is wrong in your situation without more information.unit757 wrote: ↑Thu, 20. May 21, 23:42Not sure if I messed up something when configuring it, but some of my ships built at my own wharf don't have a pilot.
I commented out all the sections for non-human NPCs, so the ones that do have pilots are all human.
Running with the star wars mod, not sure if that makes a difference tho
Right now I have it working, what I did was replace the NPCs under the teladi, paranid, and split entries with models for the human ones. But both this, and my first attempt that left non-human NPCs not working, is also affecting all factions, as well as who spawns on stations, not just what I get from my shipyard (I think that was the original intention?)
If you comment things out correctly, they just won't be affected by this at all. Maybe you made a mistake when you did it? It is hard for me to say without seeing what you did. If you mean you are ordering pilots at your own shipyard and getting aliens, that is normal. This doesn't change that. You need to use my other mod for that.
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Hey blackrain, what other mod are you talking about.
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.1
Thanks yet again sir, and for all your modsBlackRain wrote: ↑Thu, 27. May 21, 00:45Choose the race of your crew mod
viewtopic.php?f=181&t=435239
cheers
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
Version 1.2
Can be used to edit employees for Argon, Paranid, Split, Teladi and Terran. No Boron yet.
You need to open up the charactergroups.xml and follow instructions (in the libraries folder)
If you want to edit the Terrans, you have to open the extensions folder and keep opening folders until you get to the charactergroups.xml there.
Can be used to edit employees for Argon, Paranid, Split, Teladi and Terran. No Boron yet.
You need to open up the charactergroups.xml and follow instructions (in the libraries folder)
If you want to edit the Terrans, you have to open the extensions folder and keep opening folders until you get to the charactergroups.xml there.
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
Question what If I use an NPC mod already to alter the various factions already? I assume this would come into conflict. I have a mod that fixes the Teladi to all females. Terran/Argon are also fixed so it's more lore friendly. Can I still perhaps use this to make all my player-owned ships and stations have all yaki?BlackRain wrote: ↑Thu, 11. May 23, 22:20Version 1.2
Can be used to edit employees for Argon, Paranid, Split, Teladi and Terran. No Boron yet.
You need to open up the charactergroups.xml and follow instructions (in the libraries folder)
If you want to edit the Terrans, you have to open the extensions folder and keep opening folders until you get to the charactergroups.xml there.
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
What this does is, when you recruit a npc when building a ship, the npc's you recruited will be what you specify. However, this does not affect the type of npcs you recruit at faction shipyards, etc. So if you go to an argon shipyard, you can't recruit teladi npcs, etc.Baconnaise wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 15:01Question what If I use an NPC mod already to alter the various factions already? I assume this would come into conflict. I have a mod that fixes the Teladi to all females. Terran/Argon are also fixed so it's more lore friendly. Can I still perhaps use this to make all my player-owned ships and stations have all yaki?BlackRain wrote: ↑Thu, 11. May 23, 22:20Version 1.2
Can be used to edit employees for Argon, Paranid, Split, Teladi and Terran. No Boron yet.
You need to open up the charactergroups.xml and follow instructions (in the libraries folder)
If you want to edit the Terrans, you have to open the extensions folder and keep opening folders until you get to the charactergroups.xml there.
It just makes it so you can change the percentage chance of recruiting the different npcs. Like you can set it to be like 10% for argon white male, 10% for argon asian male, 10% for argon black male, etc. You could remove men or remove women entirely as well.
You would need to edit a different file to be able to recruit yaki pilots at argon shipyards, etc.
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
In essence, it only alters player-owned ships built at player-owned shipyards. Sounds like it should work fine side by side with the other mod. This brings up another question. I assume this overrides the habs regardless of what hab I have correct? I don't remember if EGO ever fixed the hot mess of habitats spawning any faction on player-owned stations. I assume that's why this works since players have no choice in the matter generally speaking but the AI does AFAIK.BlackRain wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 17:29What this does is, when you recruit a npc when building a ship, the npc's you recruited will be what you specify. However, this does not affect the type of npcs you recruit at faction shipyards, etc. So if you go to an argon shipyard, you can't recruit teladi npcs, etc.Baconnaise wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 15:01Question what If I use an NPC mod already to alter the various factions already? I assume this would come into conflict. I have a mod that fixes the Teladi to all females. Terran/Argon are also fixed so it's more lore friendly. Can I still perhaps use this to make all my player-owned ships and stations have all yaki?BlackRain wrote: ↑Thu, 11. May 23, 22:20Version 1.2
Can be used to edit employees for Argon, Paranid, Split, Teladi and Terran. No Boron yet.
You need to open up the charactergroups.xml and follow instructions (in the libraries folder)
If you want to edit the Terrans, you have to open the extensions folder and keep opening folders until you get to the charactergroups.xml there.
It just makes it so you can change the percentage chance of recruiting the different npcs. Like you can set it to be like 10% for argon white male, 10% for argon asian male, 10% for argon black male, etc. You could remove men or remove women entirely as well.
You would need to edit a different file to be able to recruit yaki pilots at argon shipyards, etc.
Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
This does not alter habitats, it doesn't alter anything except for the chance to get whatever employee (race/gender). So it is highly compatible.Baconnaise wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 17:53In essence, it only alters player-owned ships built at player-owned shipyards. Sounds like it should work fine side by side with the other mod. This brings up another question. I assume this overrides the habs regardless of what hab I have correct? I don't remember if EGO ever fixed the hot mess of habitats spawning any faction on player-owned stations. I assume that's why this works since players have no choice in the matter generally speaking but the AI does AFAIK.BlackRain wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 17:29What this does is, when you recruit a npc when building a ship, the npc's you recruited will be what you specify. However, this does not affect the type of npcs you recruit at faction shipyards, etc. So if you go to an argon shipyard, you can't recruit teladi npcs, etc.Baconnaise wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 15:01
Question what If I use an NPC mod already to alter the various factions already? I assume this would come into conflict. I have a mod that fixes the Teladi to all females. Terran/Argon are also fixed so it's more lore friendly. Can I still perhaps use this to make all my player-owned ships and stations have all yaki?
It just makes it so you can change the percentage chance of recruiting the different npcs. Like you can set it to be like 10% for argon white male, 10% for argon asian male, 10% for argon black male, etc. You could remove men or remove women entirely as well.
You would need to edit a different file to be able to recruit yaki pilots at argon shipyards, etc.
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Re: [MOD]Employee Variety v1.2
Gotcha.BlackRain wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 19:41This does not alter habitats, it doesn't alter anything except for the chance to get whatever employee (race/gender). So it is highly compatible.Baconnaise wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 17:53In essence, it only alters player-owned ships built at player-owned shipyards. Sounds like it should work fine side by side with the other mod. This brings up another question. I assume this overrides the habs regardless of what hab I have correct? I don't remember if EGO ever fixed the hot mess of habitats spawning any faction on player-owned stations. I assume that's why this works since players have no choice in the matter generally speaking but the AI does AFAIK.BlackRain wrote: ↑Fri, 12. May 23, 17:29
What this does is, when you recruit a npc when building a ship, the npc's you recruited will be what you specify. However, this does not affect the type of npcs you recruit at faction shipyards, etc. So if you go to an argon shipyard, you can't recruit teladi npcs, etc.
It just makes it so you can change the percentage chance of recruiting the different npcs. Like you can set it to be like 10% for argon white male, 10% for argon asian male, 10% for argon black male, etc. You could remove men or remove women entirely as well.
You would need to edit a different file to be able to recruit yaki pilots at argon shipyards, etc.