Add stencil for hiding initially invisible tiles on high resolution #427
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…t least '/std:c++20'
…t least '/std:c++20'
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Question to C++ gurus: do we copy element (which is struct) here or just getting the reference? If it is a reference then doing pop_back should make it destroyed, is not it?
ChatGPT says that auto will be not a reference until it is explicitly defined as auto & so probably everything is fine here
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Maybe it is time for a release from your repository @roginvs ? It's been a while since @alexbatalov popped in here, and people could really do with the advances you've added recently, particularly this one. Certainly people can build their own, but not everyone can. |
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We have a common repository https://github.com/fallout2-ce/fallout2-ce , I will try to make a release there. |
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@cambragol |
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Very Nice! Not sure what the continuous build is exactly... can we build from https://github.com/fallout2-ce/fallout2-ce? I tried, but it fails (macOS). I am hoping to build a custom version for Sonora which includes the small changes I made for the load/save screen (multiple lines for locations). Issues and pull requests still made here? |
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No failing on the build. It was an issue with Sequoia. Resolved now. |
Yes, i think so, at least for now. New PRs I usually replicate into the org repo so no problem to open a discussion here |
This PR adds an overlay to hide parts of the map which should not be visible in the original game resolution. It is achieved by traversing adjacent tiles starting from center tile and marking what parts of the screen are visible.
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ddraw.inioption:Fixes #384