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static MouseButton getMouseButton(int nativeButton) {
// Fail an assertion for debug builds so we can add the new mouse button codes, otherwise
// send MouseButton::UNKNOWN.
Testing some stuff for scenarios, with the default winning conditions on, even if you are completely wiped out, the game will not give the "you lose" message. Normally if the default winning conditions are on, you win and lose based on the buildings destroyed.I changed this a while back so that it wouldn't count as losing if your team still had buildings left and the game wouldn't end until there was a winner (ie teams with buildings = 1) instead of "if this faction has no buildings then lose and exit". It might be good to have the previous early out behaviour for scenarios (see comment in current code).
You are right. The OEM version is cheaper but it's only meant to be installed on the one machine. I only looked at the Microsoft website quickly.- [~$300] 64bit Operating SystemWindows 7 64-bit is $110 (USD) for the OEM Home Premium.
For parts newegg is nice, though dunno about Aussie shipping.
EDIT: 0:48 GMT, 25 June 2011Does it actually do anything? Last I saw it was all commented out.
Um... Crawling through GAE's source, I rediscovered a long long forgotten earthquake effect. While I haven't tested it to see how well it still works, I think it might be rather interesting for nukes to create a sort of mini earthquake on impact too. The earthquake is linked to an attack skill, and doesn't do damage itself, but is a visual effect that sounds quite pretty, just reading what it does in the source (and understanding less than half of what I read).
Code: (FPM's Priestess) [Select]<earthquake>
<magnitude value="0.25"/>
<frequency value="1.5"/>
<speed value="4.75"/>
<duration value="8"/>
<radius value="10"/>
<initial-radius value="2.0"/>
<sound-file path="sounds/earthquake.wav"/>
<shifts-per-second value="10"/>
<shifts-per-second-var value="2"/>
<shift-length-multiplier x="1" y="0.25" z="1"/>
</earthquake>
I'll re-add it to the wiki after I finish the page I am currently editing, so that these things won't get "lost" again (know any other features that aren't on GAE/Features? Please tell me or add them yourself!).
<loading-screen>
<background-image path="loading_screen.png" />
</loading-screen>
Faction specific background loading screen (looks like it allows multiples, am I correct?)That is the intention but it's only setup to use the first one for now. The priority of which loading-screen tag is used: sceneraio->faction->tech->default.
Faction specific mouse texture: didn't see any XML reference, does it just have to exist in the faction folder?That's right. All supported image types are ok to use. The priority of which mouse image is used: faction->tech->default. The image is split into tiles corresponding to different actions (not really used at the moment).
Also, devs, if I am correct in assuming that the division by 40 is meant to be the world frames (defaults to 40) shouldn't it be float(WORLD_FPS) or whatever instead, just in case someone changes the setting in their INI? Obviously, there's no reason for anyone to do such a thing, but...Yes if that is what it is. Ideally there shouldn't be any duplicated data or magic numbers. Silnarm might know better than I do.
time * floor((1 / (speed / 4000)) + 1) / 40speed is between 1 and MAX_INT. It also depends on the SkillType.MoveSkillType: speed * unit->getMoveSpeedMult() + unit->getMoveSpeed();
AttackSkillType: speed * unit->getAttackSpeedMult() + unit->getAttackSpeed();
BuildSkillType: speed * unit->getRepairSpeedMult() + unit->getRepairSpeed();
HarvestSkillType: speed * unit->getHarvestSpeedMult() + unit->getHarvestSpeed();
RepairSkillType: speed * unit->getRepairSpeedMult() + unit->getRepairSpeed();
ProduceSkillType: speed * unit->getProdSpeedMult() + unit->getProdSpeed();
UpgradeSkillType: speed * unit->getProdSpeedMult() + unit->getProdSpeed();
MorphSkillType: speed * unit->getProdSpeedMult() + unit->getProdSpeed();
void UnitStats::addStatic(const EnhancementType &e, fixed strength) {
...
moveSpeed += (e.getMoveSpeed() * strength).intp();
...
}
void UnitStats::applyMultipliers(const EnhancementType &e) {
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moveSpeed = (moveSpeed * e.getMoveSpeedMult()).intp();
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}