cmpPosition was declared but never read anywhere in the function,
likely left over from an earlier refactor — each unit's own position
is already fetched correctly inside the loop via unitPos. CmpPtr
construction is a pure lookup with no side effects, so removing the
unused instance doesn't change behaviour.
In `CCmpPathfinder::CheckBuildingPlacement`, the boundary check for the
vertical grid dimension (`j > m_TerrainOnlyGrid->m_H`) allowed `j` to equal
`m_TerrainOnlyGrid->m_H`. Since grid indices are 0-based (valid row indices
range from `0` to `m_H - 1`), this boundary condition allowed the loop to
execute with an out-of-bounds row index, leading to an invalid memory
read (`m_TerrainOnlyGrid->get(i, j)`) and potential segfaults.
This patch changes the comparison operator to `j >= m_TerrainOnlyGrid->m_H`,
ensuring that spans extending to or past the grid height bound are properly
flagged as out-of-bounds.
range.GetInternalValue() is an i32; multiplying it by 2 before the cast
to i64 could overflow instead of widening, corrupting the divisor. Cast
to i64 first.
38b33b0484 added a visibility filter to TestEntityQuery, active whenever
a query sets preferMirages - which UnitAI's attack range query does.
However, those filters do not work for Gaia, and so the query never
returned anything.
In `CCmpObstruction::ResolveFoundationCollisions`, the nested loop
intended to assign a persistent control group to colliding normal
entities was incorrectly iterating over `normalEnts` instead of
`persistentEnts`.
This caused the function to attempt to clobber default control groups
with other non-persistent groups, completely bypassing the intended
`ControlPersist` logic.
This patch fixes the inner loop to correctly iterate over
`persistentEnts`, ensuring foundations properly inherit persistent
control groups.
Fixes: 9ae084519f
Adds baseRange parameter to parabolic queries for combined
2D + parabolic detection. StandGround and Chase stances now
use attack range (parabolic) with vision as baseRange, allowing
units to attack enemies visible through friendly vision.
Buildings benefit as well via BuildingAI.
Introduce CanEverReachTarget in the Attack component to check whether
a target is geometrically reachable at all, accounting for height
offsets and turreted units inside buildings.
For non-parabolic attacks (e.g. melee), a simple 3D distance check
from the closest approach point is used.
For parabolic attacks (e.g. ranged), the parabolic range formula
is used to determine if the height difference is surmountable
from the closest horizontal distance to the target.
Add GetClosestApproachDistanceToTurretPoint to TurretHolder
to estimate the minimum horizontal distance to a turret point,
using its local offset and the holder's obstruction size.
Passable buildings are not considered obstacles.
Fixes units on the ground trying to attack unreachable units on walls
or towers when the projectile's arc cannot reach the required height.
The parabolic range formula in GetEffectiveParabolicRange was only
computating height differences from manual HeightOffset values,
completely ignoring actual terrain elevation.
This meant units on hills received no tactical advantage
despite the UI stat tooltip correctly showing extended ranges.
Fixes#8889
966727b52e made the player state an enum and introduced more descriptive
functions to achieve the same thing, but it seems they were forgotten to
be replaced in a few places, which this patch fixes.
Adjust function arguments to prevent errors when loading/rejoining a game with AI. These occurred due to 2f2cbb96bf not adding arguments for the state/playerID
Fixes: #9001
A regex-based
search across the codebase confirms there are no other instances
of "Man" that should be renamed to "Manager".
Variables were not renamed.
This commit performs code cleanup to improve
code clarity and consistency:
Remove redundant 'virtual' keywords from methods that are already marked
with 'final' or 'override', as well as reducing redundant 'override
final's to 'final'.
The disabled test are all broken one way or another. The maps used in
the tests got renamed. The pathfinder component got some performance
improvements which now require to call UpdateGrid() once before use.
Finally for the InitAttributes to be deep frozen they need to be an
object, so initialize them.
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
This patch splits "cutscene mode" (disabling silhouttes, territory
borders and other visual overlays) from the cinema manager component
and moves it to the renderer, since it doesn't influence the simulation
anyway. The mode can now be independently controlled by the GUI. This
is done so it can also be used for other narrative elements like speech
or dialogue in the future. Cutscene mode is still always enabled while
cinema paths are playing, though.
By design, this also fixes the issue that range overlays weren't hidden
during cutscene mode.
It was previously stored at the end of the array of per-player flags and
set by calling SetLosRevealWholeMap with the player ID -1. However, ever
since the introduction of observer mode in 883f307b40, -1 is the player
ID of observers everywhere else including for GetLosRevealWhole:
GetLosRevealWhole(-1) always returns true in order to reveal the map to
observers, however, the cinema manager, for example, called it meaning
to find out whether the whole map is revealed to all players.
To fix this and avoid confusion about this in the future, this patch
splits this flag from the per-player flag array and introduces new
functions to set and retrieve it.
This name is more descriptive.
And the plan is to split off the extra player value of the vector into
an own flag in the future, and LosRevealAllForAll would have been a poor
name for that.
When entities in formations were renamed (e.g., during promotion),
the formation would immediately recalculate all member positions,
and queue movement orders causing visible shuffling.
Changes:
1. Transfer existing offsets movement to the renamed entity
to maintain current formation structure
2. Schedule offset recalculation for the next tick to allow proper
reordering after all systems have updated
This preserves formation integrity during renames while allowing
eventual optimal position recalculation.
Fixes#8656
The 0 tolerance to prevent the "waltzing" that was set before this
cannot happen anymore as we now since check for being at destination
before sending a move request in UnitAI. Adding a new small tolerance
now prevents some small movement adjustments of formation members
near their destination.
Fixes#8592
Requested in #8244 for scripting purposes and automated testing. Extend
the original design by adding a means to pass an exit status. This also
comes in handy in case one wants to cleanly error out from JS on parsing
errors of command line arguments as reported in #7967.
Fixes: #8244
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
`LoadScripts` and `LoadDefaultScripts` have to be called imediately
after the `CSimulation2` constructor.
By doing the necesarry work in the constructor and removing
`LoadScripts` and `LoadDefaultScripts` the interface of `CSimulation2`
is simplified.
Formation controllers now display their movement paths when enabling
UnitMotion debug overlay.
Key changes:
- Formation controllers show long paths in blue and short paths in green
- Formation controllers path are rendered if selecting
some of the formation's members
- Prevent the gui from making redundant calls to SetMotionDebugOverlay
Existing limitations (not regressions):
- Paths are often cleared before entities complete them
- Formation members have short paths that rarely get rendered
All functions had a `LDR_` prefix. The prefix is removed.
Functions and globals which are only used in Loader.cpp are now
contained in an anonymous namespace.
Use futures to spawn several threads that concurrently work through the
active range queries each turn instead of doing everything serially on
the main thread -- similar to how the pathfinder computes pathfinding
requests asynchronously. This significantly increases performance.
Note: It still can't run in parallel to the rest of the simulation update since
the range computations depend on the state of the simulation (like the
position of units).
Commit 3eee3a444d added final keyword to
simulation classes but left virtual keywords in place.
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
Bumping the minimum version of macOS to 10.15 for spidermonky [1] also
allows us to use std::filesystem instead of boosts implementation.
[1] f14a98e26f
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
The <minimap> element in resource templates previously included a <type>
child element that was required by CCmpMinimap.cpp. This commit removes
the <type> field from the minimap schema in CCmpMinimap.cpp and from all
affected templates, making the minimap component resource-agnostic and
simplifying template definitions.
Refs: #8170
Adds a 1/125 chance for a corpse to undergo a decay movement in a given frame.
This allows a probability passed from the template to determine the sinking behavior of the entity.
Fixes#7548
The first header was used to include the SpiderMonkey JS API at once,
with safeguards and preprocessor defines. Nowadays, SpiderMonkey
provides modular headers allowing us to include what we use, refs #8086.
Some defines have to be moved to compiler options but it is apparently
a mistake from the SM developers:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1987876
`TaskManager` and `Future` where coupled together. When a task is pushed
a future is returned. Also the `Future::Wrap` function was inconvenient
to use.
Now `TaskManager::PushTask` doesn't return a `Future` anymore. This
alows to use different `Future`-like types.
Also it's possible to easily use the `Future` with a different type that
implements a `PushTask` function.
Make include-what-you-use happy with some files in source and fix what
needs to be fixed.
Add markers to precompiled.h header includes to avoid
include-what-you-use wanting them to be removed.
Ref: #8086
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
Make include-what-you-use happy with some files in source and fix what
needs to be fixed.
Ref: #8086
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
Make include-what-you-use happy with some files in source/simulatation2
and fix what needs to be fixed.
source/simulation2/system/ComponentTest.h uses cxxtest, so add cxxtest
to the deps for simulation2 target.
Ref: #8086
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
Make include-what-you-use happy with some files in source/simulation2
and fix what needs to be fixed.
Ref: #8086
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
Fabio Pedretti