Anomaly Mod(s) problem

Notepad will allow you to open any files in the data directory, except savegames.

After opening .anomaly files with .txt editor, like Notepad, make sure that you remember to save as an .anomaly file when finished editting or they won't work in-game. Same holds true for all data file types.

Thanks for this infos even if I already knowed it so fare. What I am need are infos how the anomaly Files have to look like and what each falue means. As I already writen in my first posting I have problems that the anomalys are messed up and now I have to find out whats going on without the galcivwriter because I think this tool is where my problems came from.

Ok here's sample of a modded anomaly:

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANOMOLY creativity2
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
Title "Creativity2"
Description "Our researchers have discovered the recipe for a new elixir in the memory banks of an ancient space station. Not only does it increase our creativity by 2 percent, it tastes great and is less filling."
Image "Gfx\\Anomaly_Data2.pcx"
Model "2"
Quantity 25
Commoness 4
Power 2.0
Class 1
Type 11
ENDANOMOLY

Title: the name of anomaly

Description: shows up in pop-up when anomaly is discovered

Image: points to graphic file in gfx folder that is used in-game with descrition

Model: this is actual image used on map. Model 2 here being the "multi-colered swirl" model

Quantity: 25 refers to attribute number, which in this case is "creativity"

Commoness: 4 is a number 1-9, 1 being rare and 9 being very common.

Power: 2.0 refers to in the case of player attributes +2.0%

Type: type 11 is "player attribute increase" type of anomaly.

From what I can gather, your problem is probably with the "power" number. If not, please, paste a copy of the anomaly in question, like I did here, so we can look at it.

You are right the .0 at Power was missing in most of the anomalys in my mod folder.

Thanks

Oops!
Double checked this and it is 1-5 for anomalies with being 1 being common and 5 being rare.