- pieces represent Min and Max instead of random interval
- More control where spice spread
- fix AoE in SpiceExplosion weapon
- delay interval between each pieces
Co-Authored-By: Gustas <37534529+PunkPun@users.noreply.github.com>
- EditorActorLayer now tracks previews on map with a SpatiallyPartitioned instead of a Dictionary. This allows the copy-paste logic to call an efficient PreviewsInCellRegion method, instead of asking for previews cell-by-cell.
- EditorActorPreview subscribes to the CellEntryChanged methods on the map. Previously the preview was refreshed regardless of which cell changed. Now the preview only regenerates if the preview's footprint has been affected.
The SupportPowerManager and WithSpriteBody trait captured the ActorInitializer in lambda expressions, which keeps it alive as long as the trait. The lambdas didn't need to capture the ActorInitializer, so rejig them to allow the ActorInitializer to be reclaimed after the traits have been created. As the TypeDictionary in the ActorInitializer can be quite large, this helps reduce memory usage.
When dealing with isometric maps, the copy paste region needs to copy the CellCoords area covered by the CellRegion. This is equivalent to the selected rectangle on screen. Using the cell region itself invokes cell->map->cell conversion that doesn't roundtrip and thus some of the selected cells don't get copied.
Also when pasting terrain + actors, we need to fix the sequencing to clear actors on the current terrain, before adjusting the height and pasting in new actors. The current sequencing means we are clearing actors after having adjusted the terrain height, and affects the wrong area.
- Test all translation languages, not just English.
- Report any fields marked with TranslationReferenceAttribute that the lint pass lacked the knowledge to check.
- Improve context provided by lint messages.
Restructure code for readability.
- Use error.Message to reports errors, as error.ToString isn't overridden.
- Ensure multiple translation languages are handled correctly, we need to use a list to maintain English being the first one.
