Interactive Tech Tree :)
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 16:09
I've finally finished creating a Flying Logic model of the wz2100 tech tree.
The image below is a sneak peek - read on to get the download links...

Download the viewer:
You can get the free "reader" app at: http://flyinglogic.com/download/index.html
It works on Windows, Mac and Linux ('coz it's a Java app).
If you have some cash, I highly recommend buying their pro edition which lets you edit files as well. There's a 30 day trial on their website.
(Flying Logic is nothing to do with me, I'm just a fanboy of the tool after using it at work)
Download and view the xlogic files:
There is a ZIP file listed below this post, download it and extract it. Open the .xlogic files with the Flying Logic reader / editor.
There are two versions of the tree included:
* tree - with redundant: this is the tech tree including redundant links (shown as red lines)
* tree - trimmed: this is the same tree, but with redundant links (red lines) removed
Note: I identified redundant links manually, so I may have missed some.
Theory of Constraints:
Nothing to do with warzone or the tech tree, but I highly recommend learning about Theory of Constraints (TOC) - it's a great tool for getting ahead in business. There's a book called "The Goal" by Eliyahu M. Goldratt that is a good introduction. The Flying Logic tool mentioned above has all sorts of stuff for working with TOC diagrams.
The image below is a sneak peek - read on to get the download links...

Download the viewer:
You can get the free "reader" app at: http://flyinglogic.com/download/index.html
It works on Windows, Mac and Linux ('coz it's a Java app).
If you have some cash, I highly recommend buying their pro edition which lets you edit files as well. There's a 30 day trial on their website.
(Flying Logic is nothing to do with me, I'm just a fanboy of the tool after using it at work)
Download and view the xlogic files:
There is a ZIP file listed below this post, download it and extract it. Open the .xlogic files with the Flying Logic reader / editor.
There are two versions of the tree included:
* tree - with redundant: this is the tech tree including redundant links (shown as red lines)
* tree - trimmed: this is the same tree, but with redundant links (red lines) removed
Note: I identified redundant links manually, so I may have missed some.
Theory of Constraints:
Nothing to do with warzone or the tech tree, but I highly recommend learning about Theory of Constraints (TOC) - it's a great tool for getting ahead in business. There's a book called "The Goal" by Eliyahu M. Goldratt that is a good introduction. The Flying Logic tool mentioned above has all sorts of stuff for working with TOC diagrams.