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GetBuildingTypeDataFromType(game_get_city().BT_POWER_PLANT_COAL).UnlockPopulationCount = 8600

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this is called when the mod is deinitialized. GetBuildingTypeDataFromType(game_get_city().BT_POWER_PLANT_COAL).UnlockPopulationCount = 0 we set the unlock population count of the coal mine to 0, so that it is unlocked at the start of the game. we only need to run once, in the beginning of the game This.Initialized = false // we only store if we ran already or not When uninstalled, it restores the original default value again. The following example shows this: It sets the unlock population value of the coal power plant to 0. In deinit(), you can undo your changes, so that the game runs nicely again. You don't have to override this function, but it is useful in case you modify the internals of the game logic or the game data with your mod. Like when the game is stopped, the mod is uninstalled, or when the mod is realoaded. This is called when the mod is de-initialized. do the things you actually want to do here If (now - this.LastTimeRan < 60) // only run every 60 minutes in game time A usual way is to limit the amount of the function to run to about once every game hour (that's about once every 3 seconds). But be sure that you don't do very heavy calculations every frame, otherwise the game will start running slower. In this function, you can analyze the game state and manipulate it, how you feel like. This is called about 30 times per frame by the game. When you create a mod, it can expose the following functions: In there, you can do your game logic and access and manipulate the game. This is being called every game logic step. It works like this: You need to define a function object, which has a method named 'run'. Not very useful, but good as example code.

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This code will send a mail every two game hours to the player, with the current population amount of the city. Game_send_mail('Population: ' + game_get_city().Population, 'hourly report') If (now - this.LastTimeRan < 120) // only run every 120 minutes in game time n = function() // <- called about ~30 times per second by the game This.LastTimeRan = 0 // last time this mod ran Open the script.js file and replace it with your own code, for example with this (which is a very simplified version of the detailed city report script):

mod.json - a text file in JSON format containing all the info about this mod.

Go into your new 'my mod' folder and take a look at its content.

Copy the 'detailed city report' folder and name it how you want your mod to be called, like 'my mod'.

A folder named 'detailed city report' should be in there, which contains the just downloaded 'Detailed City Report' mod. You should find a folder named 'Smart City Plan' and under that, a folder named 'mods'.

In Windows, right-click the Windows start button in the task bar, and select 'Run'.

Download the 'Detailed City Report' mod.

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If you don't have this, you might want to take a look on how to create mods without programming instead. A bit of programming experience is good.You should know a bit of how JavaScript works.This document here is only for programmers. You can create basic mods even without programming.

If you don't know how to create very basic mods, you can take a look at the Creating mods section of the game manual. Smart City Plan mod API documentation How to create a simple mod Mod functions How to debug your mod API documentation How to create a simple mod

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