Infrastructures

Infrastructures are defined in blueprints/infrastructures/. Files are named <anything>.yaml.

They validate have the following format:

items:
  [infrastructurename]: (uniq)
    title: <string>
    description: <string>
    build:
      start: <Float>
      duration: <Function>
      costs: <Functions
    prods: <Functions>
    wastes: <Functions>
    stores: <Functions>
    consumes: <Function>
    manpower:
      min: <Function>
      optimal: <Function>

field	type	usage
infrastructurename		an uniq identifier among all other item used internaly by the game
title	string	shown on the interface
description	string	shown on the interface when needed
build	object	used to define requirements and how to build it
build.start	how much % of the cost must be paid upfront starting the first day of the construction
build.duration	Function	how much time it takes to have the infrastructure working at 100% depending on the tier
build.costs	Functions	how much resources the construction costs on total if everything goes as planned. One Function by resource.
consumes	Functions	required resources each tick. actually it is an accumulator, each tier adding it. it will be changed to a total value. same for the next fields. One Function by resource.
prods	Functions	how much resources will be outputed if there is enough storage available. One Function by resource.
wastes	Functions	how much resources will be outputed depending on the actual prods rate. One Function by resource.
stores	Functions	how much resources can be stored. this is summed and shared on the whole planet. One Function by resource.
manpower.min	Function	how much manpower is required to produce something and store something.
manpower.optimal	Function	how much manpower is optimal to produce something and store something.
manpower.max	Function	how much manpower maximum can be attributed to this infrastructure.

Function

Functions is an object defined by:

id1: <Function>
id2: <Function>
...

One Function is defined as such:

function: <linear, polynome, square, log, standard_manpower>
coefs:
  [id1]: <Float>
  [id2]: <Float>
  [id3]: <Float>

Linear

coefs: a, b
equation: f(x) = ax + b

Polynome

coefs: a, b, c, d, ...
equation: f(x) = ax^0 + bx^1 + cx^2 + ...
note: coefs are not limited, they are alphabeticaly sorted. you can put any polynom whatever the power (until you break the proc).

Square

coefs: a, base, b
equation: f(x) = a * (x + b)**base + c

Log

coefs: a, base, b, c
equation: f(x) = a * log(base, x + b) + c

standard_manpower

not implemented yet, probably a simple log(1, 2, optimal, 1)