Also modified the entity script to allow for gathering fractional
resources, and modified the GUI to round resources to the nearest
integer. This is necessary since techs will likely push resource
gathering amounts to fractional numbers.
This was SVN commit r4161.
These seemed to be eating up 100 MS per frame! I've made the GUI
remember old resource values and only refresh counters when they change,
but this is still really bad performance, because in a real game we'll
have resource values changing every second. We need to find a much
better way to lay out those resource counter elements.
This was SVN commit r4127.
Greek basket texture
# New Greek vases
# housekeeping
documentation fix: trailing / in directory names is mandatory
# Atlas: Sky texture selection; save with maps
Atlas code tidying: Slightly nicer syntax for defining command handlers,
and some explanation of how it works
Automated build.
This was SVN commit r4008.
- Added per-player resource pool and modified the GUI and entity scripts
to work with it.
- Modified unit creation functions so the unit is always assigned a
player before firing its initialize event, so that this event can deduct
population, etc from the right player.
- Fixed various small bugs, like a unit not cancelling all of its queued
items when it dies, or buildings not costing anything.
This was SVN commit r3998.
(Probably. I couldn't test with units due to the ModelRenderer
javelinist crash, but it seems to have the desired effect for the Civ
Centre. Which isn't the most conclusive test since the research list is
empty anyway.)
# Implemented Andrew's formation functions in the formation "pick list".
(Again, probably. Since this is completely untestable without being able
to select units, I can only speculate that it might work. The game
didn't crash and burn on startup as a result of my meddling, which I
take as a good sign.)
(Andrew: The changed section is a formation case switch at line 376 of
functions_page_session_status_commands.js. I endeavoured to use all your
functions to try them out. Like I said, I'm not sure if any of this
works -- and being sick and feverish doesn't help -- but it might at
least give you somewhere to start.)
This was SVN commit r3723.
# Added Explore tag for infantry units.
# Temporarily assigned a standard set of formations to all units for
testing purposes.
# Fixed pick list tab style.
* (Also updated traits.formation in Wiki to keep in sync.)
* Added "loose" formation -- is there a better name for that? -- since
presumably we'll need an option to disband the current formation.
* Pushed selection tab behind the pane as an easy alternative to
shifting it about.
* Started working on lists with "mixed" items (from different sheets,
like Allegiances), but decided halfway to commit the formation stuff for
Andrew.
* (Incidentally, as suspected, there isn't enough room for all these
items. All four horizontal tabs are now maxed out on a typical CS. Might
have to append the kill and player tribute items from Allegiance onto
Stance.)
* (Also, if we need more than 11 items in the list, that will also need
to be adapted sooner rather than later. The representative formation
list is maxed out.)
This was SVN commit r3680.
* Got selection list (shows a list of portraits of the currently
selected units, with health bars) to work, including horizontally
expanding tab (using a helmet tab temporarily to get an idea of the icon
location).
* Todo: Dynamically adjust tab position when horizontal list (tabs need
more blending room); bleed portraits into additional rows above when the
number of entities in the selection exceeds the length of a list.
This was SVN commit r3674.
* Split command backs into outer ring and inner bubble (so nested
add_color can be used to illuminate only the interior).
* Used nested add_color (when you have a new toy, you have to play with
it) to make only the icon of a tab illuminate, which looks a lot better.
* Removed garrison sprite definition, since that cell sheet is not long
for this world.
This was SVN commit r3662.
Started on the surrounding buttons, but unsure if they work or not since
the engine is now crashing for me after archive. :( (Modifying a data
file while the game is running also causes the game to crash.)
Committing some changes anyway.
This was SVN commit r3650.
* Started work on health bars below selection/garrison row (hidden for
now, as it's buggy).
* Implemented Jason's civ emblem icons.
This was SVN commit r3613.
* Used the actual player names instead of sharing the profile name
(though the default names are a bit lengthy and extend off the UI; need
to figure out how to change those during game setup using each player's
profile name).
* Fixed health/stamina bug.
* Added an onMouseEnter() event for tabs at Matei's suggestion (so the
tabs will open simply by getting the cursor in proximity, instead of
needing two clicks).
This was SVN commit r3592.
* Made tabs remain closed by default.
* Fixed error where foundations were referencing the older cell sheets.
* Added text equivalents for health and stamina.
This was SVN commit r3588.
* Implemented Jason's new tabs for portraits. Shuffled buttons around a
bit.
* Started on Status Pane elements ... portrait, health and stamina bars,
garrison and supply counters, and descriptive text.
This was SVN commit r3585.
* Pick lists should now display, though no events yet. (Except I've
disabled them for now, as their condition checks will fail in most
cases.)
* Building lists should now provide a building cursor when clicked, so
Matei can work on his stuff (though it gets a bit glitchy after that ...
The UI expects a portrait name and ID from the foundation, for example,
and so fails to find them and therefore continue to refresh the command
lists.)
This was SVN commit r3576.
This is mostly to commit the new icon sheets so Jason can commit changes
directly if he prefers, and because I'm about to get back onto fixing
the command lists (not necessarily ones that actually do things when you
click them, but at least get them updating properly on the screen for
Matei), and want to commit a semi-usable update before I potentially
break it all again.
This was SVN commit r3571.
