Changing the map format

[Grum]

Yes, the declaration needs to be added to sector.h

[Sadez]

I threw trasengaard at the current CVS...and it flinched. Turns out we need almost 200 3D objects, not just 100. 

 

Also, we need to restrict the zoom, else we see objects disappearing behind us.

 

 

Also:

	short e2d_local[20];

Doesn't seem to match this code fragment:

for(k=0;k<100;k++){

   int l=sectors[(j*(tile_map_size_x>>2))+i].e2d_local[k];

There is a sector there with more than 200 objects. Around 63,325.

 

You are right i'll fix the 2d thing.

 

*edit*fixed along with the get_supersector problem.

Edited January 31, 2005 by Sadez

[Vegar]

map_io.c: In function `load_map':

map_io.c:469: warning: implicit declaration of function `sector_add_map'

 

sector.c: In function `sector_add_map':

sector.c:108: warning: implicit declaration of function `memset'

 

Edit: gcc complains about this:

sector.c:161:2: no newline at end of file

make: *** [.depend] Error 123

 

probably because of your DOS style newlines

Edited January 31, 2005 by Vegar

[crusadingknight]

Actually, it seems to have \n\l

[Vegar]

\n\l? weird

must be some new "standards" from MS or something

[Grum]

Ehm. ships are upside down, and buildings too i think (can't see the buildings, only their outlines).

[Sadez]

Fixed some more problems with old shadows.

[Vegar]

I can see trees and mountains popping up as I get closer to them.

One example is in Tarsengaard at 40,96. If I walk to 40,95 one of the rocks will disappear.

(you'll see it better if you look south)

[Vegar]

err.. I don't see bags

EDIT: and fires won't stop burning

Edited February 1, 2005 by Vegar

[Grum]

err.. I don't see bags

Yup, bags are invisible with current CVS client.

Edited February 1, 2005 by Grum

[Sadez]

Bags should appear and dissapear now.

*edit* Also raised the max amount of 3d objects per sector from 100 to 300.

Edited February 1, 2005 by Sadez

[crusadingknight]

Hey, shouldn't we get rid of that scroll-across-the-map-to-position thing? There's not much to see except a few ground tiles now, so it doesn't have the graceful effect it used to have....

[Grum]

D'oh! Of course, that's what it is. I was wondering why map changes looked a bit funny to me these days.