AutoTrimps VS Evolve

I installed the Autotrimps from Zek (https://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps) but is does almost nothing. It does not build any buildings nor does it assign any jobs. I checked the settings all those things are on. I also tried to reset it and imported the -60 AT settings. It does some things though, like automatically buying speedlumber etc. Can somebody explain to me what I do wrong?

Beyond that, generally you'll want to mix farming and push runs - sometimes do runs just to gain helium and such, sometimes do runs to get an unlock or see how far you can go in a reasonable amount of time. Getting graphs (I don't recommend using the rest of AutoTrimps) from https://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps can be a pretty great help for optimizing your progress.

Autotrimps steam version has stopped working for me today and it seems like the creator has edited the mods.js file https://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps/commit/fa3281daa477bef3f7d7ab459b0f733dd2f101f2

if i am not wrong, check "Graphs only Script Installation" -> Steam in https://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps

Awesome. In case someone is using AutoTrimps and was also searching for how to implement it into the steam version: https://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps ; there is an explanation if you scroll down. Make a file, copy paste it into the trimps steam folder as described and you are done! Easy. Thanks a lot everyone for your hard work.

// ==UserScript== // u/nameAT-Zek-GraphsOnly // u/namespacehttps://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps // u/version2.6.1-Zek // u/updateURLhttps://github.com/Zorn192/AutoTrimps/GraphsOnly.user.js // @description Graphs Module (only) from AutoTrimps // @author zininzinin, spindrjr, belaith, ishakaru, genBTC, Zek // @include *trimps.github.io* // @include *kongregate.com/games/GreenSatellite/trimps // @grant none // ==/UserScript== var script = document.createElement('script'); script.id = 'AutoTrimps-Graphs'; script.src = 'https://Zorn192.github.io/AutoTrimps/GraphsOnly.js'; script.setAttribute('crossorigin',"anonymous"); document.head.appendChild(script);

Universal Paperclips (using this script) Trimps (using AutoTrimps) Cookie Clicker (using Frozen Cookies) Sandcastle Builder (using BeachBall)

If you want to stay in C# land, look at Evolve.

So, in general, one would use a versioned database schema that would connect to a database and execute a series of SQL files. For C# you have things like Evolve.

So you don't really source control the data, but you do source control the database schema. A common way in the .net world to do this is to use something like evolve which basically allows you to version SQL scripts and have them executed on application launch.

Been using https://github.com/lecaillon/Evolve for many years. Its a .Net Core equivalent to Flyway. You run plain old SQL scripts and just follow a file naming convention. It can run embedded inside a project, it has a .Net Tool and a standalone CLI. The SQL scripts can also be embedded in the executable or as external files.

I've been using Evolve in the past, very simple and effective.