'Chance' only allows to control whether the actor explodes at all.
'LoadedChance' allows to control how likely the actor will explode violently using Weapon, and otherwise falls back to EmptyWeapon.
ISync is implemented by AttackBase, so there's no need for other Attack traits to implement it again.
AttackTurreted inherits AttackFollow, which already implements ITick.
On large maps, it can take the delivery aircraft longer than the crate's
lifetime to reach the paradrop location, so the crate will be destroyed while it's still in the aircraft, leading to an attempt to get a trait from a destroyed object in the Paradrop trait.
This fixes the lifetime logic of crates so that the lifetime will only be increased when the crate is actually in the world. This will probably also better reflect the intention behind the Lifetime property, which I assume was meant to be the time the crate would be on the map available for pickup, rather than the lifetime of the actor itself.
Moved water checks before --waitTicks.
Use Water enum instead of multiple booleans.
Check for BaseProvider rather than BaseBuilding.
Move expensive ClosEnoughToWater check to last position for naval
production override.
PPos is best thought of as a cell grid applied in
screen space. Multiple cells with different
terrain heights may be projected to the same PPos,
or to multiple PPos if they do not align with the
screen grid.
PPos coordinates are used primarily for map edge
checks and shroud / visibility queries.
Early game AI usually follows the same build order (power plant first, then refinery), which also means they all start producing them at the same tick. This adds a random factor to the production delay, so not all AIs produce on the same tick.
Since naval structures have their own safety measures now and therefore shouldn't count towards failCount under normal circumstances, we can now assume that 3 consecutive placement failures mean lack of space. Therefore, rather than unconditionally resetting the failCount and retry every N ticks, we now cache the number of buildings and construction yards at the time of the 3rd consecutive failure and if the number of buildings hasn't decreased and number of construction yards not increased, we assume there is still not enough space and reset the retry delay instead.
If not enough water space can be found inside the base perimeter, stop the AI from trying to build naval production buildings permanently until it deploys another construction yard.
If enough water is available within the base perimeter, check whether any
building that provides buildable area (for adjacency) is close enough to
water, otherwise don't even start producing this naval structure.
