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In the arctic and tropical climates, office towers will accept food. |
In the arctic and tropical climates, office towers will accept food. |
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Configuration file: officefood |
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Command line: -O |
Command line: -O |
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| − | In the tropic and arctic climates, the office towers by default accept passengers, mail and goods. |
+ | In the tropic and arctic climates, the office towers by default accept passengers, mail and goods. This sometimes prevents a city from growing further, because it doesn't accept food at all. |
| − | With this switch, all the office towers accept an amount of food that is calculated by (passengers+goods)/4, rounded down. |
+ | With this switch, all the office towers accept an amount of food that is calculated by (passengers+goods)/4, rounded down. So an office tower accepting 4/8 passengers and 1/8 goods would accept 1/8 food too. |
Note that this doesn't show up in the query tool, but it is taken into account when determining what a station will accept. |
Note that this doesn't show up in the query tool, but it is taken into account when determining what a station will accept. |
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Revision as of 11:12, 15 June 2011
Office towers accept food
In the arctic and tropical climates, office towers will accept food.
Switch
Configuration file: officefood
Command line: -O
Description
In the tropic and arctic climates, the office towers by default accept passengers, mail and goods. This sometimes prevents a city from growing further, because it doesn't accept food at all.
With this switch, all the office towers accept an amount of food that is calculated by (passengers+goods)/4, rounded down. So an office tower accepting 4/8 passengers and 1/8 goods would accept 1/8 food too.
Note that this doesn't show up in the query tool, but it is taken into account when determining what a station will accept.
