Fix generation numbers for autonav

[empserver] / doc / econfig

diff --git a/doc/econfig b/doc/econfig
index 7f808f6a41794be70cb0175b5cd0eb2617699752..0aa89f62b01c145de46c4c0054bb73a05e8d72d9 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/econfig
+++ b/doc/econfig
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ For instance,
 configures the data directory to that place, and
     port "7777"
 configures the empire port to 7777,
-  btu_build_rate 0.0004
+    btu_build_rate 0.0004
 configures the BTU build rate, and so on.
 
 The programs look for the config file in a compiled-in location, which
@@ -69,18 +69,19 @@ pconfig econfig2 > e2 && mv e2 econfig2
 
 which will fill in all the missing keys and values with their defaults.
 
+You define your update schedule in the schedule file, in the same
+directory as your econfig.  See doc/schedule for details.
+
 Additional customization is possible through key custom_tables, which
 is a list of files containing tables in xdump format (see doc/xdump
 for technical information on xdump).  To customize a table, copy the
 default table from the directory given by econfig key builtindir to a
-file next to your econfig, then add the file to custom_keys.  Do *not*
-edit the default table in-place!
+file next to your econfig, then name the file in custom_tables.  Do
+*not* edit the default table in-place!  That bypasses important
+consistency checks.
 
-The server lets you customize more tables than the ones in builtindir.
-This is not recommended at this time.  You can use the xdump command
-to dump the default table to a file.  The resulting table is in
-machine-readable form, and may not be portable between different
-server versions.
+Be careful not to put `holes' into tables, e.g. by commenting out
+entries.  That doesn't work yet.
 
 A word of caution: Just because you can customize something doesn't
 mean you should!  The server makes an effort to catch mistakes that
@@ -116,7 +117,7 @@ econfig parser.
 3. Use the variable in your code.  This normally looks like
 
          if (opt_DUMB) {
-            pr("You're being dumb\n");
+             pr("You're being dumb\n");
          } else {
-            pr("You're being really dumb\n");
+             pr("You're being really dumb\n");
          }