Thank you Almighty for the original investigation! With your explanations and detailed referencing, I was able to create my own adjustments to ACR. Wohooo. And an especially big THANK YOU to the Anonymous comment above me, that solved the mystery of the number in node 4 and 5. To clarify: node 4 needs to contain the largest number you used in the BCON table. Here 190 (but in hex, so BE). Node 5 contains the ID of that last BCON line, here 126 (in hex 7E). In my SimPe is a small crossed-hammer-button on the lower right-hand side that helps to convert decimal to hex numbers when you click on it.
And node 2 and node 6 contain the lowest number of days you set. Here 64. This is important so the correct line in the BCON will be read from. e.g, you are 67 days old, so line 3 contains the fertility for 67 days. 67 days in the token minus node 6 (64) equals 3 (aka BCON line 3). Almighty your file subtracts 63 and would jump to the wrong line in the BCON. best eisbaer
Re: ACR 2.0 Oddity
And an especially big THANK YOU to the Anonymous comment above me, that solved the mystery of the number in node 4 and 5.
To clarify: node 4 needs to contain the largest number you used in the BCON table. Here 190 (but in hex, so BE). Node 5 contains the ID of that last BCON line, here 126 (in hex 7E). In my SimPe is a small crossed-hammer-button on the lower right-hand side that helps to convert decimal to hex numbers when you click on it.
And node 2 and node 6 contain the lowest number of days you set. Here 64. This is important so the correct line in the BCON will be read from. e.g, you are 67 days old, so line 3 contains the fertility for 67 days. 67 days in the token minus node 6 (64) equals 3 (aka BCON line 3). Almighty your file subtracts 63 and would jump to the wrong line in the BCON.
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