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Wiki update for 10502 (ignore default illegals) #51

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion wiki/CreatingGovernments.md
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Expand Up @@ -48,10 +48,12 @@ government <name>
"travel restrictions"
{filter specification...}
illegals
"ignore universal"
<outfit> <fine>
ship <ship> <fine>
...
atrocities
"ignore universal"
<outfit>
ship <ship>
...
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```html
illegals
"ignore universal"
[ignore] <outfit> <fine>
[ignore] ship <ship> <fine>
...
atrocities
"ignore universal"
[ignore] <outfit>
[ignore] ship <ship>
...
```

Defines which outfits (**v. 0.10.0**) or ships (**v. 0.10.5**) the government considers illegal or atrocities for the player to have. If an outfit or ship has the "illegal" or "atrocity" attribute on it (therefore giving it default illegal/atrocity behavior to all governments), then using the "ignore" keyword before listing the outfit or ship causes the government to ignore that item's base attributes. If an outfit or ship has the "illegal" attribute but the government definition also defines the item as illegal, then the fine amount from the government definition will be used. If an outfit or ship is considered an atrocity by default but you wish for a government to only fine its ownership, then you must add the item as ignored in the atrocities list and give it a fine value in the illegals list.
Defines which outfits (**v. 0.10.0**) or ships (**v. 0.10.5**) the government considers illegal or atrocities for the player to have. If an outfit or ship has the "illegal" or "atrocity" attribute on it (therefore giving it default illegal/atrocity behavior to all governments), then using the "ignore" keyword before listing the outfit or ship causes the government to ignore that item's base attributes. If an outfit or ship has the "illegal" attribute but the government definition also defines the item as illegal, then the fine amount from the government definition will be used. If an outfit or ship is considered an atrocity by default but you wish for a government to only fine its ownership, then you must add the item as ignored in the atrocities list and give it a fine value in the illegals list. If "ignore universal" (**v. 0.10.11**) is added to an illegals/atrocities list, this government will take action only for its custom-defined illegals/atrocities.

#### Death sentence
```html
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