The RadarWidget can supply a reusable buffer to each trait to avoid individual traits having to return new enumerables. Additionally, this allows the two traits to avoid LINQ and further allocations as they can manually enumerate and populate the buffer themselves.
Several classes would attach event handlers to the Map which would live longer then they did. Detaching them when no longer needed allows the GC to reclaim them.
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.
- Create an overload that renders a line in one color, as this allows most existing calls to be simplified. This also allows a slight performance improvement by only normalizing the components once.
- Introduce a DrawLineStrip method. This improves performance by allowing the color components to be normalized once for the whole strip, and only needing to calculate vertices once per point rather than twice since we can reuse the last result.
By maintaining a set of changed cells we can avoid repeating work for cells that change multiple times before being rendered. The shroud renderer and radar widget now delay their work until they must render, and thus process each changed cell only once. This avoids significant repetition that was causing major slowdown when many actors were in the world.
To resolve the ambiguity introduced when the introduction of isometric maps meant that cell and map coordinates were no longer equivalent, a new type has been introduced so they can each be represented separately.
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