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Civilization Cheat Program II
This is a simple program that allows you to edit many of the things from
a Civ game. To start with, remember the file name Civ gives you when
you save the game and tell it to my program. Better yet, use the
command line, "cc2 civil0.sve".
Program control notes
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Player stats: If a player's name shows up with lots of spaces, such as
"Atilla ", and they have no money, they probably dont exist but
are still being kept track of. You cant have more than 30,000 bucks in
the game.
Unit types: These are the attributes for the various units you can
build. Beware, these numbers correspond to the values for all players,
not just you! However, if you are the only player with tanks, its safe
to give a tank megamovement points.
Individual units: Feel free to wreak havoc here. If you change a
unit's attributes, it will be reset to the values listed in the unit
types table on the next turn. If a unit is listed as coming from city
#255 (Hyberbad), it is either a barbarian unit or a unit that doesn't
quite exist. (I'm not sure why some of these units are left in. I
think some have been killed...)
Cities: Population, resources, and food are pretty self explanatory.
The works map represents the city improvements you have built. Giving a
city a works map of ff,ff,ff,ff means everything.
Notes on the code
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"Pointers to pointers and printf like functions,
unary minus and nested conjunctions,
integers, characters, booleans, and strings,
these are a few of my favorite things!"
Okay, so maybe I went a bit overboard with the pointers, but _my_
program saves and loads much faster than Civ does! If you figure out
anything else that might be interesting to put in, drop me a line.
Editing terrain
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Well, you got me. I have no idea how to do it. The .map file is
compressed or encoded in some weird fashion that I haven't been able to
decode. If you want, I can send you some really messed up maps! Better
yet, make them yourself by changing random bits.
Credits
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Me. Voice only (217)-344-6575 if your name is Sid Meyer and you want to
hire me.
Comments and corrections to rec.games.misc, please, or if you want to
talk to my roomate, el27166@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu. He's a nice guy too.