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Each city has up to 74 possible buildings on it, 32 spaces inside plus walls and town hall, and 40 spaces outside.
The first building you start with is city.building[73] (The Town Hall) and each building you construct after that takes the next available number counting back to 0... (72,71,70,69,etc)
In the following examples, x can be any number from 0-73:
buildings[x].name
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].name |
Example: |
city.buildings[0].name |
The name of the type of building ("Forge","Stable","Inn",etc.)
buildings[x].positionId
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].positionId |
Example: |
city.buildings[0].positionId |
The numbers below indicate the .positionId (city.building[x].positionId) (The Town Hall is in position -1)
buildings[x].status
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].status |
Example: |
city.buildings[0].status |
0 = building complete
1 = upgrading
2 = demolishing
buildings[x].endTime
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].endTime |
Example: |
city.buildings[1].endTime |
returns the time in UNIX timestamp format indicating when building will be finished upgrading or demolishing
(returns 0 if it is not being worked on)
buildings[x].startTime
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].startTime |
Example: |
city.buildings[1].startTime |
returns the time in UNIX timestamp format indicating when building began being upgraded or demolished
(returns 0 if it is not being worked on)
buildings[x].typeId
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].typeId |
Example: |
city.buildings[1].typeId |
The numerical code for the buildingType
buildings[x].level
Usage: |
city.buildings[x].level |
Example: |
city.buildings[1].level |
level of the building
buildings.length
Usage: |
city.buildings.length |
Example: |
city.buildings.length |
Total number of buildings in the current city