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SGM Warscore [outdated]

Updated for 1.8.2. Everything seems to be working fine.

Hi everyone, the SGM mods have not been tested for 1.8 yet (they might work, or they might not). I will not be able to check the mods until mid to end of october. But dont worry, the update will come eventually!

I have not tested this as of yet for 1.8, and the mod line provided here is very excelent. Is this mod fully functional with V1.8?

How would you change the block radius? I'm About to start 2 front war, and the other faction only has one lane of entry into my system, one small station's block radius is half the system, and I know it won't be enough. The reason I want this is because I can blitzkrieg the 2nd empire with overwelming firepower, and I don't want to split up the fleet into 2 groups, due to ship loss, and enemies being everywhere. Do you input the commands nto console commands, or do you have to go into >Steamapps >Common, ETC?
(Btw, i'm playing as Space Nazi Germany)
(Love your mods BTW, I have supply lines and warscore)
(There's some issues I have with the mods though, with the supply line, the ships won't accept the weapons from the star wars weapons mod, and the fleets in supply lines get to 85% hull 2 months into a mission, other than that, I love your mods!)

I dont like the block out at all, so I use
@build_block_radius_none = 0
@build_block_radius_tiny = 5
@build_block_radius_small = 10
@build_block_radius_medium = 15
@build_block_radius_large = 15
@build_block_radius_xlarge = 15

What do you normally change it to?

Oh ya I noticed it was rather large. Cool I will change that thanks!

If you build a station there is a red radius around it in which you cannot build another station. This block out radius must be reduced to make static defense a viable option later in the game.

what do you mean block radius?

A problem is rather that NSC at some point decided not to reduce the block radius of stations anymore. A solution is to overwrite 00_ship_sizes.txt and captainx3_ship_sizes.txt and define smaller block radi, but leave the files otherwise unchanged. I do that in "SGM Utility" if you want to check how it can be done. But it is somewhat dirty practice and needs to be updated everytime NSC makes changes to these files to stay compatibible...