Troop Goals - Revision history

Inanna: /* Keeptroops */

2012-08-16T09:52:41Z

‎Keeptroops

Inanna: /* Troopincrement */

2012-08-16T09:44:39Z

‎Troopincrement

Inanna: /* Troopsusepopmax */

2012-08-16T09:44:28Z

‎Troopsusepopmax

Inanna: /* Troopsusereserved */

2012-08-16T09:44:14Z

‎Troopsusereserved

Inanna: /* Troopidlequeuetime */

2012-08-16T09:42:57Z

‎Troopidlequeuetime

Inanna: /* Troopidlequeuetime */

2012-02-13T15:42:23Z

‎Troopidlequeuetime

Inanna: /* Troopidlequeuetime */

2012-02-13T15:42:01Z

‎Troopidlequeuetime

Inanna: /* Troopidlequeuetime */

2012-02-13T15:37:12Z

‎Troopidlequeuetime

Inanna: /* Troop */

2011-11-21T17:13:53Z

‎Troop

Inanna: /* Troopqueuetime */

2011-07-14T15:38:11Z

‎Troopqueuetime

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	This goal will tell the bot to automatically send troops to another city when it reaches more than the amount you specify. In the example above, when ThisCity has more than 100k warriors, or 400k scouts, or 100k pikes, or 200k swords, or 400k archers then the bot will send extras to OtherCity in increments of at least 10k. When combined with troop goals set higher than these amounts, the bot would continually queue troops to be sent to another city. This can be useful to stock or restock a war city or continually rebuild troops for a npc10 farming city.		This goal will tell the bot to automatically send troops to another city when it reaches more than the amount you specify. In the example above, when ThisCity has more than 100k warriors, or 400k scouts, or 100k pikes, or 200k swords, or 400k archers then the bot will send extras to OtherCity in increments of at least 10k. When combined with troop goals set higher than these amounts, the bot would continually queue troops to be sent to another city. This can be useful to stock or restock a war city or continually rebuild troops for a npc10 farming city.
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−	~~This goal is being phased out in lieu of the newer and more powerful [[Troop_Goals#Sendtropps\|sendtroops]] command.~~

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-By default, Y.A.E.B. will queue troops in the order you specify from left to right, on each sequential 'troop' line. By setting this goal, you can tell the bot to instead queue a percentage or specific amount of each troop on the line. For example, if your goals contained:
+By default, the bot will queue troops in the order you specify from left to right, on each sequential 'troop' line. By setting this goal, you can tell the bot to instead queue a percentage or specific amount of each troop on the line. For example, if your goals contained:
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-By default, Y.A.E.B. will only use your idle population to queue new troops. You can allow it to use your entire population, by dropping production temporarily, by setting this to '1'. The bot can also use a percentage of your total population by using a number lower than '1', eg: config troopsusepopmax:0.5.
+By default, the bot will only use your idle population to queue new troops. You can allow it to use your entire population, by dropping production temporarily, by setting this to '1'. The bot can also use a percentage of your total population by using a number lower than '1', eg: config troopsusepopmax:0.5.
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-By default, Y.A.E.B. will attempt keep 1 day worth of food in each city, or the number of days specified in [[General_Goals#Extrafood|config extrafood]]. The bot will not queue troops if doing so would bring it under this amount of days. You can override this behavior and allow it to continue to queue new troops by enabling this goal.
+By default, the bot will attempt keep 1 day worth of food in each city, or the number of days specified in [[General_Goals#Extrafood|config extrafood]]. The bot will not queue troops if doing so would bring it under this amount of days. You can override this behavior and allow it to continue to queue new troops by enabling this goal.
 <span style="color:red">Enabling this without knowing what you're doing could cause the bot to send your city into refuge!</span>

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 In ratio-based mode (when troopincrement:1) the default idle queue time is 1 minute.
-''Starting in version 2505,'' idle troop production is redesigned some. The bot will now look at best available hero vs. traininghero for '''each''' troop type to decide whether to use idle production or regular. For example, if traininghero is 360 attack and best idle hero in town is 300 attack, both have 1 second warriors. If warriors need to be built, it will do the full amount with the available hero rather than building small amounts or waiting on the traininghero to arrive.
+The bot will look at best available hero vs. traininghero for '''each''' troop type to decide whether to use idle production or regular. For example, if traininghero is 360 attack and best idle hero in town is 300 attack, both have 1 second warriors. If warriors need to be built, it will do the full amount with the available hero rather than building small amounts or waiting on the traininghero to arrive.
-''Also starting in version 2505,'' troopidlequeuetime:xx becomes how many minutes can be queued in the barracks in relation to what the traininghero would take. Example: config troopidlequeuetime:1. In the previous versions this means 1 minute idle queues in empty rax. Now it means it will queue a batch size that will not take 1 minute longer than the traininghero would take to queue the same thing. This can mean larger queues for better heroes.
+Troopidlequeuetime:xx is how many minutes can be queued in the barracks in relation to what the traininghero would take. Example: config troopidlequeuetime:1. This means it will queue a batch size that will not take 1 minute longer than the traininghero would take to queue the same thing. This can mean larger queues for better heroes.
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← Older revision		Revision as of 15:42, 13 February 2012
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	''Starting in version 2505, idle troop production is redesigned some.'' The bot will now look at best available hero vs. traininghero for '''each''' troop type to decide whether to use idle production or regular. For example, if traininghero is 360 attack and best idle hero in town is 300 attack, both have 1 second warriors. If warriors need to be built, it will do the full amount with the available hero rather than building small amounts or waiting on the traininghero to arrive.		''Starting in version 2505, idle troop production is redesigned some.'' The bot will now look at best available hero vs. traininghero for '''each''' troop type to decide whether to use idle production or regular. For example, if traininghero is 360 attack and best idle hero in town is 300 attack, both have 1 second warriors. If warriors need to be built, it will do the full amount with the available hero rather than building small amounts or waiting on the traininghero to arrive.

		+	''Also starting in version 2505,'' troopidlequeuetime:xx becomes how many minutes can be queued in the barracks in relation to what the traininghero would take. Example: config troopidlequeuetime:1. In the previous versions this means 1 minute idle queues in empty rax. Now it means it will queue a batch size that will not take 1 minute longer than the traininghero would take to queue the same thing. This can mean larger queues for better heroes.

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 The default value is currently 0 (disabled) for non ratio-based mode.
 In ratio-based mode (when troopincrement:1) the default idle queue time is 1 minute.
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 <font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">troop </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/increment</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">0.1 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/queuetime</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">.5 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">b</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">5</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">k,</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">t</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">5</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">k</font><br>
 <font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">troop </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/usereserved</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">0 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/usepopmax</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">1 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">a</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">100</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">k</font><br>
-<font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">troop </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/queuetime</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">5 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/usereserved</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">0 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/useshittyhero</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">1 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">w</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">100</font>
+<font size="2" face="courier" color="#0000FF">troop </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/queuetime</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">5 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">/usereserved</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">0 </font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#6699CC">w</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#000000">:</font><font size="2" face="courier" color="#A43900">100</font>
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-This goal allows you to tell the bot how many hours per individual troop queue you want. It is recommended to adjust this number as your traininghero's attack attribute grows or number of barracks changes, so that the bot can utilize your population and time more efficiently. If this is not set, the bot defaults to 15 minute queue times.
+This goal allows you to tell the bot how many hours per individual troop (each slot in each barrack) queue you want. It is recommended to adjust this number as your traininghero's attack attribute grows or number of barracks changes, so that the bot can utilize your population and time more efficiently. If this is not set, the bot defaults to 15 minute queue times.
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