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The Fields objects can reference details about valleys you own.

Field objects can be referenced as:

m_city.cityManager.fields[#].property or city.fields[#].property

The # will be which valley slot you are referencing, between 0-9. The .property at the end is how you will specify which detail you are referencing. Using the table below, you can for example get the level of the 5th valley you own with city.fields[4].level.

Properties

Property	Type	Description
id	int	Displayes the FieldID of the valley
level	int	Level of field 1-10
name	String	Name of field ("Forest","Desert","Hill","Swamp","Grassland","Lake")
type	int	type of field in numerical format

The following functions can give further information about valleys, but are used as:

m_city.cityManager.fields.method or city.fields.method

Methods

Method	Type	Description
length	int	How many fields are owned by the city

Examples

echo FieldIdToCoords(city.fields[0].id)

outputs the coords of field[0] using the associated FieldId

City

Field (last edited 2014-02-10 18:48:46 by Inanna)

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The Fields objects can reference details about valleys you own.
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+The # will be which valley slot you are referencing, between 0-9. The .property at the end is how you will specify which detail you are referencing. Using the table below, you can for example get the level of the 5th valley you own with ''city.fields[4].level''.
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||<tablewidth="796px" tableheight="123px"#cccccc>'''Property ''' ||<#cccccc>'''Type''' ||<#cccccc>'''Description ''' ||
||id ||int ||Displayes the FieldID of the valley ||
||level ||int ||Level of field 1-10 ||
||name ||String ||Name of field ("Forest","Desert","Hill","Swamp","Grassland","Lake") ||
||[[FieldTypes|type]] ||int ||type of field in numerical format ||
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||<tablewidth="796px" tableheight="43px"#cccccc>'''Method ''' ||<#cccccc>'''Type''' ||<#cccccc>'''Description ''' ||
||length ||int ||How many fields are owned by the city ||




'''Examples'''

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echo FieldIdToCoords(city.fields[0].id)

outputs the coords of field[0] using the associated FieldId
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