Yes, the Yellow Turban research doesn't lock you out normally in the game. However, when I use Recifense's table and checked the reforms box it researched in two turns (that was the normal amount for a first research, so I don't know if the script reduced it or not) then, all researches were locked out and I could not select any other reform. This is not the case normally for Yellow Turban, but was an effect created by the script.
Okay the link doesn't work, but try clicking on this:
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How to use this cheat table?
Install Cheat Engine
Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
Keep the list.
Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1
any chance to make script for construction more than one same time ?
Not much point to it. The game already has an instant construction function whenever you are building something, and with the table already giving you access to infinite gold, just click the little gold icon that appears under any ongoing construction to instantly build it.
Don't remember if someone already suggested this, but another good addition would be an instant cooldown to generals' abilities in battles at start and when effects (green bar) wear off after usage. This was done for TW Warhammer I and II for regular abilities and magic, so it would be nice to see that added to Three Kingdoms as well
Speaking of which, just as I wrote this, I noticed a new patch update and some scripts stopped working again ....
Urgh. It looks like the update that went live today broke maximus's Infinite Reforms script. The character pointers still function, as does setting treasury.
Question on the satisfaction piece - Enabling/Disabling seems to maximize some of your faction's satisfaction factors (e.g., Faction Fondness, Innate Satisfaction) and after the turn ends and reverts any captured generals' satisfaction, they don't have an Innate Satisfaction factor at all (which actually drops their total satisfaction by 25-50). I've never used it before, and I'm wondering if that's always what it has done?
any chance to make script for construction more than one same time ?
Not much point to it. The game already has an instant construction function whenever you are building something, and with the table already giving you access to infinite gold, just click the little gold icon that appears under any ongoing construction to instantly build it.
oh i see, sorry for my frist question i just mistake. i mean when we build we can use instant constrauction and upgrading workfine. but my point is we can upgrade just only one per province that was question i ask for any chance to upgrade more than one per province at same time. thank for answer. (sorry for my english)
oh i see, sorry for my frist question i just mistake. i mean when we build we can use instant constrauction and upgrading workfine. but my point is we can upgrade just only one per province that was question i ask for any chance to upgrade more than one per province at same time. thank for answer. (sorry for my english)
it has been tried and proved to be a BIG mistake. the game is not made to be able to build diferent buildings, in the same region, at the same time. if you do that, you end up with things like 7 slots filled with the large city icon and building. you may find it funny but do consider the implications to something like that.
oh i see, sorry for my frist question i just mistake. i mean when we build we can use instant constrauction and upgrading workfine. but my point is we can upgrade just only one per province that was question i ask for any chance to upgrade more than one per province at same time. thank for answer. (sorry for my english)
it has been tried and proved to be a BIG mistake. the game is not made to be able to build diferent buildings, in the same region, at the same time. if you do that, you end up with things like 7 slots filled with the large city icon and building. you may find it funny but do consider the implications to something like that.
