FILE NAME: “data_formats.json”
FILE HEADER: “formats”
FIELD | FORMAT | DESCRIPTION |
pack | Text (string) | What pack does it belong to. No effect yet, but may be used in the future. |
id | Text (string) | This is a unique identifier to use as reference. |
title | Text (string) | Key of format’s name in localization file. |
description | Text (string) | Key of format’s description. Not used yet, but may be used in the future. |
minWeeks | Number (int) | Minimum amount of weeks it takes to finish a project. |
maxWeeks | Number (int) | Maximum amount of weeks it takes to finish a project. |
minRelease | Number (int) | Minimum amount of weeks it takes to release a project in this format (starts counting during auditions). |
maxRelease | Number (int) | Maximum amount of weeks it takes to release a project in this format (starts counting during auditions). |
salaryMultiplier | Number (double) | May include up to two decimals. Multiplies salary for jobs in these formats (recommended to stay between 1 and 4). |
fansMultiplier | Number (double) | May include up to two decimals. Multiplies amount of fans earned in this format (recommended to stay between 1 and 5). |
genres | Group (list of strings) | List of available genres in this format. |
studioEndings | Group (list of strings) | Keys to localization of studio name endings (ex. Studio, Company, Entertainment, etc.). |
NOTE: It’s recommended to keep “film”, “tv” and “theater” as ids and simply modify everything else. It’s not recommended to add additional formats (currently not supported).