I'm working on my Database. Generally, I'am doing long careers (20-30 years), so I try to make it lighter as I can, but with a good compromise of teams and races.
After 4-5 years, enormous palmares slowing down the simulation time.
Do you know how I can do to make the data generate automatically a lighter palmares:
- top 10 for WT
- top 5 for .HC and .1
- top 3 for .2
- 1st for national championships
Because for moment, I've to edit my database each year and delete large part of palmares. It's a bit painfull...
NB: in the same time, if it's possible to do that, I should be possible to generate less young riders each years (10-15 max - instead of 500 or 600 in the normal database).
Lachi wrote:
I say it is not possible because it is programmed.
I recommend that you learn some Excel programming and then open your save in Excel and run your macros or program to remove the data you don't want.
You are referring to the number of youngsters that pop up at the beginning of the season. For the other part of the question; a Excel macro or even well thought of formula(s) could do the trick there. For instance if you use my file that I use to generate stats... there are all the results for retain races and tours... you could then generate the lines for the palmares.
But sounds like a lot of work for something that has no in-game value other than optical. But that is just me probably
NB: in the same time, if it's possible to do that, I should be possible to generate less young riders each years (10-15 max - instead of 500 or 600 in the normal database).
Thanks for your answers
you've have to edit sta_region in the .cdb file. The column you're looking for is gene_i_weight. The lower the number the less riders that are produced in that region each year.
Ok Thks for your answers!
Well, it seems a bit difficult to change it, so I think I'll do the same thing I did...
For Young riders, I knew the manip. with gene_i_weight, but that change the percentage for each region, not the number of riders. For example, if you put 3 for each region, you'll have more than 4-500 riders, with the same number for each region. If you put 0 for all except one you put 1, you'll have 4-500 riders for this area...
Well, I don't know if you understand what I mean, but that the idea
