#
#   Empire - A multi-player, client/server Internet based war game.
#   Copyright (C) 1986-2021, Dave Pare, Jeff Bailey, Thomas Ruschak,
#                 Ken Stevens, Steve McClure, Markus Armbruster
#
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#
#   ---
#
#   item.config: Item characteristics
#
#   Known contributors to this file:
#      Markus Armbruster, 2006-2016
#
#   Derived from item.c; no known contributors.
#

# The item types (column uid) must match the compiled-in types defined
# in item.h.

# Columns pkg are indexed by packing types in compiled-in table
# packing.

# Column pow should ensure that producing stuff doesn't lose power.
# For instance, if 1s takes 2l 1h $3, worth 0.02, 0.04 and 0.01
# respectively, and production efficiency is ~0.9, then 1s should be
# worth no less than 0.11 / 0.9 =~ 0.122.

# Do not edit this file to customize a game!  Create your own custom
# configuration file(s), best next to your econfig, and name them in
# econfig key custom_tables.

config item #          ineff  norm   ware   urban  bank
uid mnem  pow sell lbs pkg(0) pkg(1) pkg(2) pkg(3) pkg(4) melt name
  0  "c"   50    0   1     1     10     10     10     10     4 "civilians"
  1  "m"  100    1   1     1      1      1      1      1    20 "military"
  2  "s"  125    1   1     1      1     10      1      1    80 "shells"
  3  "g"  950    1  10     1      1     10      1      1   100 "guns"
  4  "p"    7    1   1     1      1     10      1      1    50 "petrol"
  5  "i"   10    1   1     1      1     10      1      1   100 "iron ore"
  6  "d"  200    1   5     1      1     10      1      1   100 "dust (gold)"
  7  "b" 2500    1  50     1      1      5      1      4   200 "bars of gold"
  8  "f"    0    1   1     1      1     10      1      1     2 "food"
  9  "o"   50    1   1     1      1     10      1      1    50 "oil"
 10  "l"   20    1   1     1      1     10      1      1   100 "light products"
 11  "h"   40    1   1     1      1     10      1      1   100 "heavy products"
 12  "u"   50    1   2     1      1      2      1      1     2 "uncompensated workers"
 13  "r"   50    1   8     1      1     10      1      1  1000 "radioactive materials"
/config