City - atom description

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General description

• City atom represent other citites in the world you can trade with.
• It also used to define player city on the world map.

Properties description

Name	Type	Default value / Obligatory	Description
name	locale string	obligatory	Name of the city.
position	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	Position of the city on the world map.
label_alignment	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	Alignment of city label on the world map.
label_position	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	Additional offset for city label on the world map.
home_bezier_offset	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	Home city offset for open trade bezier curve start position.
this_bezier_offset	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	This city offset for open trade bezier curve end position.
control_point	vec_1D[int, 2]	obligatory	Control point position for open trade bezier curve.
export_goods	vec_1D[atom[Goods]]	obligatory	List of goods player's city can export to this city.
import_goods	vec_1D[atom[Goods]]	obligatory	List of goods player's city can import from this city.
export_limits	vec_1D[int]	obligatory	Maximal year trade volume for export goods.
import_limits	vec_1D[int]	obligatory	Maximal year trade volume for import goods.
export_prices	vec_1D[int]	obligatory	Base prices for export goods.
import_prices	vec_1D[int]	obligatory	Base prices for import goods.
open_trade_goods	vec_1D[atom[Goods]]	empty vec	List of goods player can choose from to open trade route.
open_trade_count	vec_1D[int]	empty vec	Required amount of goods to open trade goods.
min_prestige	int	0	Required prestige to open trade route.
max_prestige	int	0	Maximal value of prestige for computation prestige component of city relation.
prestige_reached_event	atom[Event]	null	Event when reach city required prestige.
trade_direction	string	obligatory	Direction from city trade ship will arrive.
trade_ship	atom[Ship_Trade]	null	Ship used as trade ship with this city.

Properties in detail

position

• It's position in pixels from the top left cornder of map texture.

label alignment

• Use -1 for left/top alignment
• Use 0 for center alignment
• Use 1 for right/bottom alignment