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Changes how blueprints are allocated to islands by modifying your save file. Can add blueprints to islands that don't have any, add "bonus" blueprints to high-shield islands, and ensure that when you unlock a turret you unlock the ammo (and vice-versa).
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:: REQUIREMENTS ::
Windows computer with powershell installed
Powershell must be operating in unrestricted mode (otherwise it won't run scripts from other computers. You can do this by running
"Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted" from a powershell window).
:: FEATURES ::
• populateEmptyIslands : Any factory island that doesn't have a blueprint assocaited with it will have an appropriate one added.
• pairTurretsAndAmmo : Any factory island that has a turret will have the paired ammo included as a blueprint. The reverse is also true.
• bonusBlueprintsForShields : Any 3-shield factory island will had an extra bonus blueprint drawn from the full list of valid (non-starter) blueprints. 4-shield and above will get 2 extra blueprints instead.
:: EXAMPLE USAGE ::
From a powershell window, using all features:
.\Add-BlueprintsToSaves.ps1 -pathToSaveFile "C:\Users\whateverYourUserNameIs\AppData\Roaming\Carrier Command 2\saved_games\slot_15\save.xml" -populateEmptyIslands -pairTurretsAndAmmo -bonusBlueprintsForShields
:: LIMITATIONS ::
It's still possible to take a factory island and not get any new blueprints, even after running this script. For example, consider the following scenario:
Island A: 1-Shield Turret Factory, unlocks 40mm turrets.
Island B: 2-Shield Small Munitions Factory, unlocks 40mm ammo.
After running my script, it will change to the following:
Island A: 1-Shield Turret Factory, unlocks 40mm turrets and 40mm ammo.
Island B: 2-Shield Small Munitions Factory, unlocks 40mm ammo and 40mm turrets.
If you capture Island A and then Island B, it will look like you didn't get anything new, but that's just because you've already unlocked the items in question.
Windows computer with powershell installed
Powershell must be operating in unrestricted mode (otherwise it won't run scripts from other computers. You can do this by running
"Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted" from a powershell window).
:: FEATURES ::
• populateEmptyIslands : Any factory island that doesn't have a blueprint assocaited with it will have an appropriate one added.
• pairTurretsAndAmmo : Any factory island that has a turret will have the paired ammo included as a blueprint. The reverse is also true.
• bonusBlueprintsForShields : Any 3-shield factory island will had an extra bonus blueprint drawn from the full list of valid (non-starter) blueprints. 4-shield and above will get 2 extra blueprints instead.
:: EXAMPLE USAGE ::
From a powershell window, using all features:
.\Add-BlueprintsToSaves.ps1 -pathToSaveFile "C:\Users\whateverYourUserNameIs\AppData\Roaming\Carrier Command 2\saved_games\slot_15\save.xml" -populateEmptyIslands -pairTurretsAndAmmo -bonusBlueprintsForShields
:: LIMITATIONS ::
It's still possible to take a factory island and not get any new blueprints, even after running this script. For example, consider the following scenario:
Island A: 1-Shield Turret Factory, unlocks 40mm turrets.
Island B: 2-Shield Small Munitions Factory, unlocks 40mm ammo.
After running my script, it will change to the following:
Island A: 1-Shield Turret Factory, unlocks 40mm turrets and 40mm ammo.
Island B: 2-Shield Small Munitions Factory, unlocks 40mm ammo and 40mm turrets.
If you capture Island A and then Island B, it will look like you didn't get anything new, but that's just because you've already unlocked the items in question.