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Also, if you want to determine what specific goods a town demands, the just play in sandbox mod where you can do so.
ps Will have to try out the higher capacity version next....
can modify townbuildingutil.lua ??
;-(
Je suis très reconnaissant pour votre boulot.
Cependant, je me pose une question.
Pourquoi n'essayer vous pas de rendre les mod compatible les un avec les autre.
C'est vrais, les mods sont super, et sont encourager a etre télécharger par le jeu mais dès que l'ont en prend deux différent Tout plante et le jeu ne fonctionne plus c'est dommage.
Hello
I am very grateful for your work.
However, I have a question.
Why don't you try to make the mod compatible with each other.
That's right, the mods are great, and are encouraged to be downloaded by the game but as soon as we have two different ones Everything crashes and the game no longer works it's a shame.