Changing from strict to unrestirected mode

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Halandriel
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Changing from strict to unrestirected mode

Post by Halandriel »

Hi everybody.

I played oolite for some time now and enjoyed it very much. I even have some money gathered up and a good trade line to fly. Now I tried to buy a new ship and discovered, that I had somehow set the game to strict mode. So it's impossible to bye new ships. Is it possible to change the mode without having to start a new game? I'm running oolite 1.65-5 on debian etch/testing.

Regards Halandriel
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Rxke
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Post by Rxke »

Hi Halandriel,

open your savefile with a texteditor, not openoffice or something fancy... find the entry that says 'strict' and delete the whole part that says something like

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<key>strict</key>
<true/>

save the savegame under another name and launch it, should work
Last edited by Rxke on Sat May 19, 2007 12:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by JensAyton »

There’s no official way to do it.

The naughty way is to open the saved game in a text editor, find the lines:

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<key>strict</key>
<true/>
and remove them.
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Post by Cmdr. Maegil »

Aiya, mellon!

It's uncommon to see the Eldar around here, but why not? After all, we do have large felines, birdoids and lobstoids, and Arda is not yet completed...

So, be welcome and make yourself at home in our happy den of pseudo-innocent traders, opportunistic pirates, occasional smugglers, self-righteous bounty hunters and other assorted murderous types. Or, at least as much as you can, given the company. :oops:
You know those who, having been mugged and stabbed, fired, dog run over, house burned down, wife eloped with best friend, daughters becoming prostitutes and their countries invaded - still say that "all is well"?
I'm obviously not one of them.
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