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'''Warning: Information on this page IS out of date''' | |||
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'''Note: This page contains some technical details as they were in an early stage of the game development ''' | |||
= Calculations done (on colonies and inventory) = | |||
== Every other minute == | |||
For now calculations take place every other minute. r_nnn below is the ratio on that order setting and ar_nnn in the acyual ratio in the nest (may differ from setting). Using a linear model. This makes one colony "slow to turn" but by using many colonies it gets done faster. Use ar_worker=worker/(worker+warrior) in some formulas instead of r_worker to reflect the actual population. | |||
* capacity += r_expand * ar_worker * const | |||
* secret capacity += r_expand * ar_worker * r_secret * const (NOTE: secret is a part of the capacity) | |||
* workers += if (worker+warrior < capacity) r_breed * r_worker * const | |||
* warriors += if (worker+warrior < capacity) r_breed * r_warrior * const | |||
* food += min(capacity, (r_food * ar_worker - level) * (workers+warriors) * const), Gathering and eating, if r_food*ar_worker kept at level or above the food increase, else it decreases. Testing with level = 0.4. NOTE: Food can be negative, to affect how many dies in steps below. | |||
Transform workers to warriors and vice versa | |||
* if (to many warriors compared to workers) warriors -= const, worker +=const , i.e. if ar_worker > r_worker + 0.01 | |||
* if (to many workers compared to warriors) warriors += const, worker -=const , i.e. if ar_worker < r_worker - 0.01 | |||
Starving: | |||
* if (food < 0) workers += food*ar_workers, warriors += food*(1-ar_workers) | |||
* if (workers + warriors < 2) colony is dead | |||
Decaying. | |||
* food turn bad, slowly decreases? -= const similar to setting 1%? | |||
Decaying both inhabited and not inhabited | |||
* if (capacity > 10 or not inhabited) capacity slowly decreases -= const similar to setting 1%? | |||
* if (capacity < 2 and not inhabited) nest is broken and destroyed | |||
== | == Every 10 minutes == | ||
* | * Animals at colonies eat and destroy. | ||
* Food in inventory slowly decay. | |||
* | * Each warrior in inventory eat 0.01 food (if available), i.e. 0.06 per hour. (Comparison: They eat 0.1 per hour when in the colony) | ||
* | * Warriors in inventory without food decrease in number by both by 0.2% and 5 in actual numbers. | ||
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= Network = | |||
* Server controls what is on the map (the client shall not assume anything) | |||
== Client == | == Client == | ||
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* Notification from server if nearby actions take place, the notifications shall contain enough data to update the info in the client (typically attacks) | * Notification from server if nearby actions take place, the notifications shall contain enough data to update the info in the client (typically attacks) | ||
= Occurance of things = | |||
== Animals == | == Animals == | ||
* | * Amount of animals: Is currently linear to the number of colonies + the number of old energy bars (attracting bears) | ||
* Have a an (average) lifetime and disappears after that time (no matter if in inventory or on ground) | * Have a an (average) lifetime and disappears after that time (no matter if in inventory or on ground) | ||
* Show up | * Show up on colonies with notification to owners | ||
== Food == | == Food == | ||
* Pretty evenly | * Pretty evenly distributed on earth | ||
* Only visible on zoomed in. | * Only visible on zoomed in. | ||
* | * If dropped, decrease and disappear after some time. | ||
* Math pattern having a fixed amount of food and a table with the removed ones (and dropped) and let the patters slowly slide/change in some way... | * Math pattern having a fixed amount of food and a table with the removed ones (and dropped) and let the patters slowly slide/change in some way... | ||
* Where is it calculated? | * Where is it calculated? | ||
** One table with lat L,LL and long L,LL values showing where it has been added | ** One table with lat L,LL and long L,LL values showing where it has been added | ||
** One table with actual food items on the map. When picked up, they | ** One table with actual food items on the map. When picked up, they spawn after some time, or grow up again. | ||
** There are fixed areas where the food appear. (Maybe in the future: Over time the internal pos and location is changed. Two overlapping formulas or just one and a fix time when it is changed to the new. Once a week the removed resources are reset and the new ones appear?) | |||
** There are fixed areas where the food appear. Over time the internal pos and location is changed. Two overlapping formulas or just one and a fix time when it is changed to the new. Once a week the removed resources are reset and the new ones appear? | |||