I steered our server of around 20 people into the economic systems - which are all almost entirely player-driven - and I know I was learning. We’ve had Math Blaster, Oregon Trail, and other games acting as educational tools for decades now, but they never grew much beyond their edutainment routes.īut I’m a believer in Eco. Sure, schools use Minecraft, but that’s usually in the context of coding games. You’re probably skeptical of the teaching power of a game like this. If you're doing the doubling of the stockpile slots for the inventory menu then once the stockpile has run out of space (dimensionally the 5x5x5 thing) to store stuff and you place a stack on it it will just vanish.Join gaming leaders live this October 25-26 in San Francisco to examine the next big opportunities within the gaming industry. But if you don't mind the looks it should work: The downside is that i still need to figure out where to set the graphics for the new stockpile classes and i guess that might be out of reach.
Usually the iron ore only ranges from IronOreStacked1Block to IronOreStacked4Blockīut if you add in more StackedBlock classes then more ore will take up the same space 4 ore do in a normal setup. To change the dimensional size of a stack you need to not only set up the stack size but also change the stacking behaviour on the stockpile.
Increasing the stockpile as far as i see it requires at least some knowledge about the StockpileComponent class.
To change the behaviour we either need to increase the stockpiles area or make a (stockpile) stack of ore smaller (in dimensional size 4 ore make up 1 of the 125 available slots in a 5x5x5 stockpile). The problem with the Stockpile is that it actually stacks stuff in a limited spartial area (5x5x5) Ok i think i found a workaround but i first have to check if i can fix up the graphics as well. There might be a way to set it without having access to the StockpileComponent class by initializing it differently (if that is implemented) but as it is a blackbox it is hard to tell the correct semantic to do so.Īs i didn't change the stack sizes at all it would be nice if you could refer to the cs and line of code you did that as it might use a similar semantic. Well from how the stockpile is structured i'd say it is likely that the StockpileComponent class which also provides the stockpile dimensions does it. Originally posted by sh0ckwaVe.BnC:okay thank you and i was looking for a line of code to change the stock pile stack size, say for instance iron ore hold 20 i want it to hold 100 ect but i cant see the code to do so
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