I want to make a XLS file based on the ArmyList.txt so we can check how an army list looks like before selecting it.
If we open the Sengoku Jidai ArmyList.txt, we can see something like that :
UNIT_0 Mtd_Sam_Yumi_S_4_1
MIN_0 0
MAX_0 2
UNIT_1 Mtd_Sam_Yumi_S_6_1
MIN_1 1
MAX_1 3
UNIT_2 Mtd_Sam_Yumi_A_4_1
MIN_2 0
MAX_2 2
UNIT_3 Mtd_Sam_Yumi_A_6_1
MIN_3 1
MAX_3 3
So by selecting this list and turning the force composition to Auto, I will have between 0 to 2 "Mtd_Sam_Yumi_S_4_1". Obviously we are talking about Mounted Yumi Samurai unit. I guess that letters and numbers stand for unit strenght and quality, but am I correct ? What do letters and numbers mean ?
How to read ArmyList.txt
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Re: How to read ArmyList.txt
Well they don't mean anything in a machine-readable way, they are just naming conventions used by Jayson. They are references to the unit names in the squads.csv file. You can see how the units are defined by looking at that.
S means superior, A means average. 6 means standard sized unit, 8 is large unit. (I could explain why, but it wouldn't help you).
The Min and Max are the minimum and maximum number of units in a 2000 point army, the actual number of units available scales with the number of points available.
What you propose seems a lot of work considering that you can view a list just by setting up a dummy skirmish.
S means superior, A means average. 6 means standard sized unit, 8 is large unit. (I could explain why, but it wouldn't help you).
The Min and Max are the minimum and maximum number of units in a 2000 point army, the actual number of units available scales with the number of points available.
What you propose seems a lot of work considering that you can view a list just by setting up a dummy skirmish.
Richard Bodley Scott
Re: How to read ArmyList.txt
Thanks you very much !rbodleyscott wrote: S means superior, A means average. 6 means standard sized unit, 8 is large unit. (I could explain why, but it wouldn't help you).
The Min and Max are the minimum and maximum number of units in a 2000 point army, the actual number of units available scales with the number of points available.
Do you know how the AI selects the unit when building an army ? Is it purely random ? I do not need the details
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Re: How to read ArmyList.txt
Yes, random, with the random numbers modified according to the availability in the list.Hadral wrote:Thanks you very much !rbodleyscott wrote: S means superior, A means average. 6 means standard sized unit, 8 is large unit. (I could explain why, but it wouldn't help you).
The Min and Max are the minimum and maximum number of units in a 2000 point army, the actual number of units available scales with the number of points available.
Do you know how the AI selects the unit when building an army ? Is it purely random ? I do not need the details
Richard Bodley Scott
Re: How to read ArmyList.txt
So, it still should be good to know exactly how are those army lists without having to guess from so many repeted tries.
I think the devs should easilly spare us this work.
Army books pdfs don't tell the differences.
I think the devs should easilly spare us this work.
Army books pdfs don't tell the differences.
Re: How to read ArmyList.txt
My naming convention as Richard states.
A is average
S is superior
4 or 6, etc. number of bases (tabletop terms)
Last digit is variant number (so that I can have multiple textures)
These point to a specific unit line in Squads.csv.
Don’t create a new one in the text file.
A is average
S is superior
4 or 6, etc. number of bases (tabletop terms)
Last digit is variant number (so that I can have multiple textures)
These point to a specific unit line in Squads.csv.
Don’t create a new one in the text file.