RepairSell
The IQ a house needs before it repairs its damaged structures by itself or sells them when money runs short.
- Applies to
- global rules
- File
rules.ini- Section
[IQ]- Value
- integer
- When omitted
3
A house needs an IQ at or above this value before it repairs its damaged structures by itself, or sells damaged ones when its money runs short. It is the first test in the computer’s repair decision, and the sale rules use the same test.
Outside campaign games, every computer player has the maximum IQ, so the test passes for it whenever RepairSell is at or below MaxIQLevels. This includes a house taken over after its player leaves. Houses the map defines keep the IQ the map gives them, 0 when unset. That covers every house in a campaign, and houses such as Neutral in other games.
A computer house repairs only structures that were captured or flagged for repair, but a human-controlled house skips that test. When a map gives the player’s house an IQ at or above this value, that house repairs every damaged structure it owns without a click, while it has the money.
The same IQ lets the sale rules sell the player’s damaged structures when money runs short.