Remove 2 unused number tags in Construction Mode GUI
These numbers are shown aside the power tag, but the numbers never change.
They don't serve any purpose and are just visual clutter and annoying, since
they partially overlap.
They are probably a leftover from copying code over from other scripts.
With this changeset, only the power and turn time are left visible, as it is
supposed to.
unit uLandUtils;
interface
procedure ResizeLand(width, height: LongWord);
procedure InitWorldEdges();
implementation
uses uUtils, uConsts, uVariables, uTypes;
procedure ResizeLand(width, height: LongWord);
var potW, potH: LongInt;
begin
potW:= toPowerOf2(width);
potH:= toPowerOf2(height);
if (potW <> LAND_WIDTH) or (potH <> LAND_HEIGHT) then
begin
LAND_WIDTH:= potW;
LAND_HEIGHT:= potH;
LAND_WIDTH_MASK:= not(LAND_WIDTH-1);
LAND_HEIGHT_MASK:= not(LAND_HEIGHT-1);
cWaterLine:= LAND_HEIGHT;
if (cReducedQuality and rqBlurryLand) = 0 then
SetLength(LandPixels, LAND_HEIGHT, LAND_WIDTH)
else
SetLength(LandPixels, LAND_HEIGHT div 2, LAND_WIDTH div 2);
SetLength(Land, LAND_HEIGHT, LAND_WIDTH);
SetLength(LandDirty, (LAND_HEIGHT div 32), (LAND_WIDTH div 32));
// 0.5 is already approaching on unplayable
if (width div 4096 >= 2) or (height div 2048 >= 2) then cMaxZoomLevel:= cMaxZoomLevel/2;
cMinMaxZoomLevelDelta:= cMaxZoomLevel - cMinZoomLevel
end;
initScreenSpaceVars();
end;
procedure InitWorldEdges();
var cy, cx, lx, ly: LongInt;
found: boolean;
begin
playHeight:= LAND_HEIGHT;
topY:= 0;
lx:= LongInt(LAND_WIDTH) - 1;
// use maximum available map width if there is no special world edge
if WorldEdge = weNone then
begin
playWidth:= LAND_WIDTH;
leftX := 0;
rightX:= lx;
EXIT;
end;
// keep fort distance consistent if we're in wrap mode on fort map
if (cMapGen = mgForts) and (WorldEdge = weWrap) then
begin
// edges were adjusted already in MakeFortsMap() in uLand
EXIT;
end;
ly:= LongInt(LAND_HEIGHT) - 1;
// find most left land pixels and set leftX accordingly
found:= false;
for cx:= 0 to lx do
begin
for cy:= ly downto 0 do
if Land[cy, cx] <> 0 then
begin
leftX:= max(0, cx - cWorldEdgeDist);
// break out of both loops
found:= true;
break;
end;
if found then break;
end;
// find most right land pixels and set rightX accordingly
found:= false;
for cx:= lx downto 0 do
begin
for cy:= ly downto 0 do
if Land[cy, cx] <> 0 then
begin
rightX:= min(lx, cx + cWorldEdgeDist);
// break out of both loops
found:= true;
break;
end;
if found then break;
end;
playWidth := rightX + 1 - leftX;
end;
end.