Both the initial “selected” and “last” inventory slots were initialized
to 0, making Q useless. Many melees give more than one item to the
player, filling up from the first slot. Having Q switch to the second
slot initially is better than doing nothing, which will never happen
later on.
Decrease their mass to prevent too much damage when having a direct hit plus explosion. Also decrease the impact of the iron bomb explosion a bit to make it less overpowered.
.. so that small resolutions do not lead to even smaller scrollbars next to the power information. It's still not very aesthethic when it's multiline (because it's just so much text) but now it doesn't look horribly broken at least.
The trees actually seeded at a very wrong place in case the property "Confinement" was not set: The area.x, area.y, area.w, area.h coordinates were specified as global coordinates, but were used as offset coordinates in PlaceVegetation.
This leads to the trees seeding underground, too, unfortunately.
The trees actually seeded at a very wrong place in case the property "Confinement" was not set: The area.x, area.y, area.w, area.h coordinates were specified as global coordinates, but were used as offset coordinates in PlaceVegetation.
This leads to the trees seeding underground, too, unfortunately.
Added a callback QueryRebuy(int for_player, object base) in the vendor library. If an object that will be sold returns true in that function then the object will not be added to the base material of the selling player.
Currently the only objects that are sellable are Diamond, GoldBar, Nugget, Ruby. They cannot be rebought, just as in the previous implementation.
The existing Seed() places plants with a random chance. This makes testing the placement tiresome, so the actual placing part was moved to the new function DoSeed().