This override allows quantization to be disabled, and is used by the TS mod as the voxel based actors can be rotated to any orientation/facing. To prevent a divide by zero error for these actors, we need to return early from QuantizeFacing just like we do in QuantizeOrientation.
However, when QuantizedFacings is not explicitly set to zero, we still want to catch errors when artwork sequences have zero facings. The new check would cause such errors to be hidden. To prevent this add some exceptions with a detailed error message.
Currently removal nodes in MiniYaml are only applied whilst resolving inherited nodes. When merging collections to override existing nodes the removals are not resolved, resulting in duplicate key errors if you remove a node to then add it back with different values.
Now, removal nodes are also resolved when merging, allowing nodes to be removed as overridden during merging just like they can be with inheritance.
When the solution is built, previously the Test and WindowsLauncher projects were excluded. Now only the WindowsLauncher project is excluded. This avoids needing to build the Test project separately after building the solution.
This tileset was community content, and does not have remastered assets.
There is no realistic prospect to creating equivalent remastered assets,
which leaves removal in order to achieve parity between classic and
remastered modes.
This rule recommends use of primary constructors. Apply the suggestions on simple POCOs, adjusting some to readonly/structs/records at the same time. For more complex classes, the use of primary constructors is more distracting than helpful, so silence the rule. IDEs can still offer fixes for using primary constructors, but it will not show up as a build issue.
Water is not playable in CnC, so, the map generator may fill it in if
it's not attributed to the largest playable region. This would often
happen for circular-in-water maps when DenyWalledAreas is enabled.
This change adds a step to adopt any neighboring partially playable
space (such as beaches and water) into the largest region, which is
exempt from debris filling.
The change is almost purely cosmetic, though the previous debris filling
could slightly reduce playable space (due to filling playable beach
tiles), possibly causing generation to fail. As such, map generation is
now a very tiny bit more reliable.
When searching for ore, harvesters will prefer ore close to their refinery, the dockPos. However this only works when this is set, and is was not being set when expected. Fixing this prevents harvesters moving in straight lines, particularly when the ore is to the left of the refinery, which is the default path search direction.
Fixes a regression from d0974cfdd2.
