Forge Wormholes

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How do I connect wormholes to each other in Galaxy Forge? I know you don't do it by simply doing the phase lane connection, and just leaving there doesn't work either. So apparently there's a command for it i can't find. Help anyone? Thx.

 

 

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Reply #1 from Sins Forums Top
You can only connect wormholes in the same star system in GF. Create a connection between 2 wormholes and then click on it and under type change it to wormhole.
Reply #2 from Sins Forums Top
The next version of GalaxyForge will allow you to connect the inter-star wormholes.
Siege of Centauri
Reply #3 from Sins Forums Top
Cant wait for it! But I hear you can connect wormhole using note pad. I try and this is the result: I find in Voruk Labyrinth what I need to put to do so, but how do I identify my planet?

Here an exemple of Voruk interstar connection:

interStarConnection
starIndexA 0
planetIndexA 4
starIndexB 3
planetIndexB 1
spawnProbability 1.0
type "Wormhole"

I known where to put it. But how do I identify Planet37 (Star0) and Planet36 (Star1). Some help would be nice.

Uh... psugar... when does this next version of Galaxy Forge come out?
Reply #4 from Sins Forums Top
Also does anyone know if you can connect stars in one galaxy to planets in another?
and how do you manually connect diffrent star systems?
Reply #5 from Sins Forums Top
There two to get to another star: Star/Star long range jump and InterStar Wormholes. You cant make an Star/Planet connection, if its what you mean.
Reply #6 from Sins Forums Top
Yeah I'm having the same problem. e.g.

Here an exemple of Voruk interstar connection:

interStarConnection
starIndexA 0
planetIndexA 4
starIndexB 3
planetIndexB 1
spawnProbability 1.0
type "Wormhole"
End of quote


The star indexA is 0, which I understand. However, the planet IndexA is 4. The only wormholes in the Star 0 system are planet 1 and planet 5. Also, it isn't the 4th planet, because there is a planet 0, 1, 2, 3 and 5, making the wormholes the 2 and 5th planets. Additionally, planet 4 is actually in the Star 7 system.