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Muhahaha.von Loch Ness said:i bet he wants to sink back the netherlands
Nah I was actually thinking about a medival Suez Canal, I'm way to lazy to sail my portuguess fleet to India. 
Who doesn't?von Loch Ness said:i bet he wants to sink back the netherlands
(Just kidding! Spare me from your vengeance O mighty Nether People
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Actually, when I tested it earlier, I sank AngliaUnderhand said:Who doesn't?
(Just kidding! Spare me from your vengeance O mighty Nether People
Aaargh! You monster!WiSK said:Actually, when I tested it earlier, I sank Anglia
The Dutch wax wroth indeed. :rofl:
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isnt that possible now?Van Engel said:Muhahaha.
von Loch Ness said:
It is indeed, by using a tool that modified the adjacent file.
Update; nothing special.
I spent the evening discovering the joys of the id.tbl file. I am using it for its intended purpose, hit-testing. In other words: you click the mouse on the map, id.tbl tells you instantly which province you clicked on. This will be useful for the connections editor.
I spent the evening discovering the joys of the id.tbl file. I am using it for its intended purpose, hit-testing. In other words: you click the mouse on the map, id.tbl tells you instantly which province you clicked on. This will be useful for the connections editor.
Also, the info in id.tbl is "duplicated" in the lightmaps... Where as the province descriptors of each block define to what province each pixel belongs, you get the same info using id.tbl. I would just take much longer.WiSK said:
I'm working on using the id.tbl info within the editor, but I'm sure what the impact on speed will be.
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So how do you do hittesting?Johan said:
Hmm, this creates a sort of chicken and egg situation: I use the data in it extensively when recompressing them map...
Does that explain why it has several 'empty' scanlines?Johan said:
Also: boundbox.tbl seems also to be not 100% accurate. I'm using it to invalidate regions of my big scrolling map, but it sometimes misses a couple pixels here and there. Or am I just finishing my for-loops a little early?
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Excellent. But now I guess Hedjaz needs a navy to get its 2k from Sinai to Egypt?Van Engel said:Muhaha:
Chas said:
Nope, it doesn't work like a strait or anything. They can still move their troops around as usual.
Hive said:
OK, so there is no sea there? It's just that the program thinks that the 2 seas are connected? So we could connect any 2 provinces we wanted e.g. the English Channel directly to the coast of Australia, in a single move?
