Build
Usage: | build building_type:level[:optional quantity] |
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Example: | build b:9:15 |
build b:9:15,c:9:8,s:9:40 | |
build b:9:15 build c:0:8 | |
Buildings: | academy - a barrack - b beacon tower - be cottage - c embassy - e feasting hall - fh forge - fo farm - f sawmill - s quarry - q iron mine - i inn - inn market - m rally spot - r relief station - rs stable - st town hall - t wall - w warehouse - wh workshop - ws |
In the 1st example above, the bot will build and upgrade a total of fifteen barracks to level 9, space permitting. In the 2nd example above, the bot will build and upgrade fifteen barracks to level 9, eight cottages to level 9, and forty sawmills to level 9, space permitting. In the 3rd example above, the bot will build fifteen barracks to level 9, space permitting; and then demolish all but 8 cottages.
As with the troop goals, the bot performs multiple build lines in sequential order. In the 3rd example above, we have told the bot to build 15 barracks and then demolish all but 8 cottages. If the city had 13 barracks already built and no more slots, it would move on to the demolishing line. If the city had 10 cottages it would demolish the lowest level cottage first, which would free up a building slot, which would cause the bot to drop back down to the previous line where it attempts to build barracks. Using this method, you could convert a npc10 in a few simple lines, eg:
build b:9:15
build c:0:9
build st:0
build fo:0
build ws:0
build s:9:40
build f:0:0
build q:0:0
build i:0:0
The bot will demolish and upgrade the lowest level of a certain building first to complete it's goals. For example: if you have eight level 9 barracks, one level 8 barrack, two level 7 barracks, and one level 1 barrack and you tell the bot to build b:9:12, then the bot will first upgrade the level 1 barrack to match the two at level 7, then it will upgrade all three of those level 7 barracks to level 8, then it will upgrade all four of the level 8 barracks to level 9.
The bot will not demolish or downgrade buildings to meet goals unless the building level is set to 0. For example: if you have a total of 16 barracks, fourteen at level 9 and two at level 10, and you set build b:9:15 for a goal, the bot will not demolish or downgrade any barracks. If you changed it instead to b:9:16 for a goal, it will not downgrade the two level 10 barracks to level 9 just because the goal says 9. If you changed the goal instead to b:0:15, THEN the bot would demolish one of the level 9 barracks and leave the two at level 10 plus thirteen more of the level 9s alone.
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