Mars Simulation Project
Configuration Guide
resupplies.xml
The resupplies.xml configuration file contains configuration for resupply missions.
The "resupply-list" element is a list of resupply missions from Earth that can be scheduled for settlement templates.
The "resupply" element must have a unique "name" attribute that is used by the settlement templates to refer to this mission. Resupply missions can have the following elements:
- building: A resupply mission may provide buildings to a settlement. Each building element must have a "type" attribute that matches a building name in buildings.xml. The "number" attribute is the number of this type of building in the resupply mission.
- vehicle: A resupply mission may provide vehicles to a settlement. Each vehicle element must have a type that matches a rover type in vehicles.xml. The "number" attribute is the number of this type of vehicle in the resupply mission.
- equipment: A resupply mission may provide equipment to a settlement. Each equipment element must have a "type" that matches an equipment type. The "number" attribute is the number of this type of equipment in the resupply mission.
- person: A resupply mission may provide immigrants from Earth to a settlement. The "number" attribute is the number of immigrants in this resupply mission.
- resource: A resupply mission may provide resources to a settlement. Each resource element must have a valid resource "type" (see resources.xml). The "amount" is the amount (kg) of the resource provided.
- part: A resupply mission may provide parts to a settlement. Each part element must have a valid part "type" (see parts.xml). The "number" attribute is the number of the part provided.
- part-package: A resupply mission may provide packages of parts in addition to listing each part separately. Each part-package element must have a "name" attribute that matches a part package defined in the part packages configuration (see part_packages.xml). The "number" attribute is the number of part packages provided.
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