is there a way to make this possible: usually Humvee is build empty with 5 slots, after some upgrade done(Humvee should have condition for it) new Humvees are built with say 5 Rangers.

main question - is it possible to change Contain module?

the only way i see for now is to copy Humvee code section to kinda create "new unit" with changed Contain and adjusted price. but maybe there is an easier solution?..

basically your upgrade triggers an OCL to be spawned inside the humvees.



However, this doesn't affect unit prices.
This will cause every existing humvee with empty slots to just be filled with units. So it's kinda silly.

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I'd use two different humvees, and replace the commandset on the war factory using the upgrade.

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And use the initialpayload option for the rangered humvees.

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Annihilationzh got my idea right, i wanted all new(after-upgrade) Humvees to be built with rangers inside right from the factory and new commandset seems to be the only variant.
the problem is i can't figure out how to do it. i copied Humvee code and changed the name, created copies of factory command set and humvee-commandbutton and added new names, added commandset-change code to factory code - but i have Humvee non-buildable at all in result.
anybody has a clue what i missed?

What does the tooltip say?

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i figured out that it's not about unit, but about upgrade commandset = when i simply added new filled Humvee to factory(along with normal) istworked fine. strange, syntax is too simple to make mistakes:

module statement with name
new commandset to be
trigger with name of upgrade

btw, is there somewhere a detailed instruction how to create new/own upgrade?

Methinks you just make an entry in Upgrade.ini -- it has examples on its own.

Generals has a weird 128-upgrade limit though. I think in vanilla has around already 60+ upgrades.

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heard about limit.
i wonder if switch button for command sets counters as 2 upgrades or elsehow?.. i'm talking about for ex a GLA false-buildings commandset(other mods have extended production list this way).

The switching commandset is 2 upgrades.

Switching to the fake building commandset from real buildings grants its appropriate upgrade, and removes the upgrade for the real building commandset if were ever "purchased."
While switching to real building commandset from fake buildings grants its respective upgrade, and removes BOTH upgrades. This is to make surethat neither one upgrades will conflict the other.

Check the GLAInfantryWorker to see how it works.
It makes a nice way of having multi-layered commandsets.

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