[MOD] advanced shipyard

[Sarok]

Updated for 0.20.5

1.10.1 (0.20.5) [2019-02-21]

  - adding crew increases build time by 5 minutes (vanilla)

  - Removed some unused code snippets

  - Custom ships have a skeleton crew while being constructed. Depending on your crew choice it might leave the ship after it's finished ("Empty ship" -> no crew left, "Add Crew" -> captain leaves, "Crew + Captain" -> no one leaves)

 

Vielen DANK!!!

[Laserzwei]

Beta update

1.10.2 (beta0.21.x) [2019-02-26]

  - beta update

  - crew selection is now translated (vanilla)

  - ships now have a construction fee (vanilla)

  - relation requirements for some crew members (vanilla)

 

1.11.2 (beta0.21.1) [2019-03-01]

- beta0.21.1 update (only vanilla changes)

[fordhamflash]

I can't seem to get this to work. In reviewing  my client log there seems to be some type of error concerning "no file" called "shipbuilding.lua." I've attached the log. Any ideas? Thanks!

clientlog_2019-04-11_15-55-15.txt

[Laserzwei]

I can't seem to get this to work. In reviewing  my client log there seems to be some type of error concerning "no file" called "shipbuilding.lua." I've attached the log. Any ideas? Thanks!

 

Thank you for the logfile.

You run on Avorion 0.20[stable]. So you should download  advShipyard_1.10.1.zip  .

1.11.0 is for 0.21[beta]

[fordhamflash]

Ahhh! Well that explains how I got it to work on the computer at home, but not at work. Work? I didn't mean to say that. I definitely do NOT play this game at work.  :)

[Laserzwei]

Update for Avorion 0.21.4

1.12.0 (0.21.4) [2019-04-19]

  - removed founding costs (vanilla)

[Dracolich]

Thank you!!!

[kirknay]

People on my server are getting a "No valid shipname" error. Any ideas why?

[Laserzwei]

People on my server are getting a "No valid shipname" error. Any ideas why?

This could have multiple reasons.

What Avorion-version is your server on (0.22 / 0.23)?

What version of the mod do you use?

What's the name your people want to give to their ships? (Special characters in it, ... ?)

If on 0.23: Was this observed before 0.23.1?

 

[Valck]

@Laserzwei, I'm coming back to Avorion for my yearly fix ;) and your Advanced Shipyard is and has always been one of my must-haves, thank you so much for this mod!

 

I'd like to change the time it takes to build ships though; is there a clean way of overriding just the

local requiredTime = math.floor(20.0 + plan.durability / 100.0)

from outside your mod, that is, with another mod that depends on yours and only modifies the two constants (and maybe also the one for "if captain > 0 then")?

If that's not possible or feasible, would you consider adding some kind of a configuration file that persists mod updates?

 

[Laserzwei]

On 6/27/2020 at 9:07 AM, Valck said:

@Laserzwei, I'm coming back to Avorion for my yearly fix 😉 and your Advanced Shipyard is and has always been one of my must-haves, thank you so much for this mod!

 

I'd like to change the time it takes to build ships though; is there a clean way of overriding just the

local requiredTime = math.floor(20.0 + plan.durability / 100.0)

from outside your mod, that is, with another mod that depends on yours and only modifies the two constants (and maybe also the one for "if captain > 0 then")?

If that's not possible or feasible, would you consider adding some kind of a configuration file that persists mod updates?

 

You're lucky I've read this, because I'm not really active here anymore (but on steam).
To answer your question: Your mod would have to override 'startServerDesignJob':
 

-- keep the original function to call inside your overwrite function
local mymod_startServerDesignJob = Shipyard.startServerDesignJob
function Shipyard.startServerDesignJob(founder, captain, scale, name, planToBuild)
	mymod_startServerDesignJob(founder, captain, scale, name, planToBuild);
	
	--simulate the scaling already done in the original function
	local plan = planToBuild
	plan:scale(vec3(scale, scale, scale))

	-- Change as you desire
	local requiredTime = math.floor(20.0 + plan.durability / 100.0)
	if captain > 0 then
		requiredTime = requiredTime + 300
	end
	-- Inject your new time into the already setup running job
	runningJobs[#runningJobs].duration = requiredTime
end

The code is untested, but the principle should work

Edited August 30, 2020 by Laserzwei
code alignment fix

[Valck]

Thank you for stopping by then and replying, will give it a try.

Even though I'm no fan by any means of the Invision software these here forums are running on, I think functionally they are still vastly superior to Steam's sad excuse of a "forum" "discussions". Will be sad to see them go.