8a38cfb7cf introduced an issue, as it expected "this.order.data.initPos"
to always exist. But going through `GatherNearPosition` did not set it.
Fix this by setting that variable in `GatherNearPosition`.
Use the opportunity to still fallback to the unit's position if the
variable were to not exist for some reason (defensive programming
against future changes).
Re-enable "return resource" behaviour as the final fallback case - The
GatherNearPosition call previously always passed thus this no longer
triggered.
Possible follow-up: try gathering near the dropsite found.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2039
This was SVN commit r22434.
After the recent UM changes, units sometimes chase/flee forever as they
can never actually get in range.
This is because moving to the current target's position is not enough
when the target is moving.
By accounting for the target movement's in ComputeTargetPosition, the
behaviour is much improved.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1987
This was SVN commit r22431.
This new version compares the final waypoint with the target's
obtruction shape and uses reachability checks to know if we will be in
range or not.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1983
This was SVN commit r22430.
This is a partial revert of 4fda917f46, which skipped the
"MoveToTargetAttackingRange" in APPROACHING. I (incorrectly) assumed
that the original order was still perfectly fine, but in fact the
attacker's max range may have changed as that depends on the relative
elevation between attack and target - and so the original order might
never get us in range!
This was introduced originally in 8c74df2acd.
Add a comment to clarify this.
Further, this makes sure UnitMotion still is aware that it has a target
even if it is in range from the beginning, as that could lead
to stuckiness (and did when chasing sometimes). This was done in D1984
anyways.
Fixes#5478.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2035
This was SVN commit r22429.
This makes it possible to merge the TryGoingStraightTo family of
function.
This means it is now called even for point goals and decreases the
likelihood of stuck units (as we take over from the long-range
pathfinder which brings units to navcell centers, which may not be in
the goal).
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1982
This was SVN commit r22426.
In A23, units that are approaching an enemy (Combat.Approaching) will
carry on moving to their last waypoint if the target dies, and then go
idle.
As of 69d3e76fd2, this no longer happens and units stop in their tracks,
staying in attacking forever.
This lets Combat.Approaching explicitly handle the error, deciding what
is best to do:
- go to the next order (for hunting and queued orders)
- find new targets nearby (in case the attack wasn't a forced order)
- walk to the target's last known position and find units to attack
there (in case it was). This is A23 behaviour.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1992
This was SVN commit r22425.
D981/c219ee54b2 changed IsInXChecks to use edge-to-edge distance instead
of centre-to-edge, which broke UnitMotion's min-range movement, which
assumed distance to the center.
Since units are represented as squares, the diagonal point may be closer
to the target than the "real" clearance by a factor √2, so the delta
between minimum range and maximum range should be at least `(√2 - 1) *
clearance` to be safe in all situations (this is generally not a problem
for regular units which have a clearance of 0.8, but could be one for
catapults or elephants).
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1969
This was SVN commit r22422.
For now, we use the nearest-edge to nearest-edge distance for min-range
checks (following much discussion on D981).
This was missed when committing it in c219ee54b2.
UnitMotion was already correctly not using opposite edge checks.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2031
This was SVN commit r22416.
Previously, unitMotion had no code that checked particularly if the
target was still in the world.
When the target moved out of the world, unitMotion would follow the path
to its last known position, then send a "MoveSucceeded" message once
there.
Following 98f609df1d, this message was no longer sent. Thus unit would
follow their path to its last waypoint and stay there, unable to carry
on or finish the order. UnitMotion now explcitly sends a "MoveFailed"
message.
This still changes behaviour from A23, requiring further revisions to
UnitAI (see D1992 for one such case).
Minohaka tested an earlier version of this change (which incorporated
D1992) and accepted it.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1979
This was SVN commit r22415.
The reason was that the unit immediately tried gathering nearby instead
of going to the unit's last known position.
Related to D1997.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1996
This was SVN commit r22414.
Due to an issue in 4a15cc3b9f, animals incorrectly tried going towards
the roaming point instead of away from it.
With that fixed, MovementUpdate still did not trigger as the min and max
range were the same.
Use -1 as max range (= infinite) instead since we want to move
arbitrarily away.
Having an infinite max range was broken in c219ee54b2, this
re-implements that.
Further, other calls with equal min and max range have been changed
likewise.
This does not entirely fix whales, which run in other problems because
of their large roaming range.
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1980
This was SVN commit r22413.
ea208f19a3 introduced an "IsInjured" function, used in the GUIInterface.
Mirages must mock this function and this was missed in the original
diff.
Tested By: wowgetoffyourcellphone
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2018
This was SVN commit r22411.
- put modification each on an own line
- space/tab correct
- space correct objects
- remove trailling 0's
Partially requested by: Stan
Patch By: Nescio
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1953
This was SVN commit r22408.
Use the default naming for both libraries (libvorbis instead of vorbis),
and use our default suffix for debug versions of the libs.
This was SVN commit r22406.
It was introduced in d295dacb9b as a way to control behavior of shaders.
Its usage in shaders was completely removed in 05008d190e (before that
in b7888aea52).
Reviewed By: elexis
Tested By: Stan
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2011
This was SVN commit r22403.
It helps to test/debug patches like D1847.
Reviewed By: wraitii
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1972
This was SVN commit r22395.
cppformat tests failed on MacOS - the global locale was not set and
defaulted to something unexcpeted.
It is now fixed to US notation.
Patch By: Krinkle
Reviewed By: wraitii
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1978
This was SVN commit r22378.
When adding a batch of unit, these in-training units get added to the
production queue and to the entity limit count.
These in-training units need to be removed from the entity limit counts
when spawning them, or we would be double-counting them. This was done
when creating the cached entities, but this was too early: entities
might fail to spawn, for example when there is no room around the
foundation.
Change that so the entity limit count is now decremented right before
giving spawned entities the correct owner (which triggers EntityLimits
OnGlobalOwnershipChanged, which adds the spawned entities to the entity
limit count).
Additionally, add Init to TrainingRestrictions so that the test setup
doesn't complain. Other components have an empty Init instead of
checking for Init in the test setup (and 61/67 have an Init function) so
it seems more standard this way.
Reported By: elexis
Reviewed By: wraitii
Patch By: Angen
Tests By: wraitii
Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D1879
This was SVN commit r22375.
