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== Game Mechanics == | == Game Mechanics == | ||
| − | Structures can be renamed by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the Structure Management radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Set Name option. Clicking Set Name will bring up a new SUI window allowing the player to input a new name for the structure. | + | Structures can be renamed by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the Structure Management radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Set Name option. Clicking Set Name will bring up a new SUI window allowing the player to input a new name for the structure. Structure names can be placed in color. These are based on hexadecimal RGB colour codes, as used in HTML. To change the text colour of a line you need a backslash ("\") followed by a hash sign ("#") and then your 6 character colour code. Putting it all together with a couple of examples, a pure red colour would be \#FF0000 or a nice, dark orange would be \#FF8C00 |
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Game MechanicsStructures can be renamed by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the Structure Management radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Set Name option. Clicking Set Name will bring up a new SUI window allowing the player to input a new name for the structure. Structure names can be placed in color. These are based on hexadecimal RGB colour codes, as used in HTML. To change the text colour of a line you need a backslash ("\") followed by a hash sign ("#") and then your 6 character colour code. Putting it all together with a couple of examples, a pure red colour would be \#FF0000 or a nice, dark orange would be \#FF8C00 Source References
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