Parameter | Description | Content | Example |
obj | object type | factory | |
name | name | text | raffinery |
intro_year | introduction year | number | 1930 |
intro_month | introduction month | number | 1 |
retire_year | retire year | number | 2080 |
retire_month | retire month | number | 1 |
copyright | name of the creator | text | Gauthier |
location | location of the industry | internal name | Land |
DistributionWeight | frequency of occurence | number | 1 |
productivity | min production (units/day) | number | 320 |
range | productivity + range = max production | number | 300 |
pax_level | passengers'level (passengers) | number | 35 |
smoke | smoke | internal name | industry_smoke |
SmokeTile | coordinates of the tile producing the smoke | numbers | 0,0 |
SmokeOffset | offset of the smoke according to the defined tile | numbers | 24,-24 |
SmokeSpeed | smoke's speed | number | 16 |
x is the number of the good, it starts at 0, there can be as much as needed. | |||
InputGood[x] | supply good | internal name | Oel |
InputCapacity[x] | storage capacity for the good (units) | number | 1260 |
InputSupplier[x] | number of supplying indsutries built (any existing industry can be supplier if this parameter is equal to 0) | number | 2 |
InputFactor[x] | percent of the productivity in consumed goods'units. | percent | 300 |
y is the number of the good, it starts at 0, there can be as much as needed. | |||
OutputGood[y] | producted good | internal name | Chemicals |
OutputCapacity[y] | storage capacity for the good (units) | number | 150 |
OutputFactor[y] | percent of the productivity in producted goods'units. | percent | 60 |
MapColor | color used as symbol on the map | number | 28 |
climates | climate where the building can be constructed | internal name | temperate |
Parameters | Description | Content | Example |
electricity_boost | Increase of production in permill if electricity is supplied | number | default: 1000 |
electricity_amount | Max electricity per production unit consumption | number | default: 65535 |
passenger_demand | Demand on passengers per production unit and time | number | default: 65535 |
mail_demand | Demand on mail per production unit and time | number | default: 65535 |
passenger_boost | Increase of production in permill if passengers arrived | number | 0 ou 1 |
mail_boost | Increase of production in permill if mail arrived | number | 0 ou 1 |
If passenger_demand/mail_demand parameters are not specified (or set to 65535) then passenger_demand = pax_level, mail_demand = pax_level / 4 is take
It defines where the industry is built : in the sea (oil rig) or on the ground (raffinery) or near a town (service station).
Name | Description |
Land | on the ground |
Water | in the sea |
City | near a town |
industry_smoke is used for industries.
Don't use a climate allows a building to be build everywhere. It's possible to use several climates by separating them with a comma, example :
climates=desert, temperate, tundra, rocky
Parameter | Description | Content | Example | |
max_fields | max number of fields | number | 36 | |
min_fields | min number of fields | number | 10 | |
probability_to_spawn | probability to create a field when the industry is running | percent *0,01 (100 1%) | 10 | |
x is the number of the field, it starts at 0, there can be as much as needed. An industry can't have several fields before Simutrans version 103 and makeobj version 51. | ||||
fields[x] | name of the field | text | kornfeld_1 | |
production_per_field[x] | production per field | number | 5 | |
storage_capacity[x] | storage capacity of a field | number | 100 | |
spawn_weight[x] | frequency of field building | number | 25 | |
has_snow[x] | use winter graphics for this field | boolean | 0 |
Parameter | Description | Content | Example |
obj | object type | field | |
name | name | text | kornfeld_1 |
copyright | name of the creator | text | Gauthier |
Image[0]=winter witheout snow
Image[1]=spring
Image[2]=summer
Image[3]=autumn
Image[4]=winter with snow (if parameter has_snow is used)
To make a power plant, add “kraftwerk” at the end of the factory's name. example : “Nuclearkraftwerk”.