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Use SetSnapData-function from D1190.

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Reverted to previous diff.

Or building a farmstead will spawn fields around it?

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Default to ~half the obstruction size.
Generalised the snapping function a bit.

Together with D2658 this could allow forests regrowing. But also things like structure add-ons (cf. Terran in Starcraft).

Interesting diff. What kind of gameplay feature do you envision supporting?

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I still think that UnitMotion being informed of entity renaming would be the best solution.

(I was commenting with my thoughts how to do it, because I do not have this high at my priority list right now, so one can take over if feels)

Feel free to commandeer @Angen

In D2426#101031, @Nescio wrote:

Interestingly, the winning player (green) seems to remain active (bartering) after defeating its opponent (blue):

What I was thinking was something like sockets, but with the visibility switching. They would spawn with every wall tower placement and get tower foundation assigned immediately by code. But would need to keep track of assigned wall parts. If no wall connected, it would be destroyed.

\libraries\source\fmt\include\fmt\format.h(1721): error C2039: '_finite': is not a member of 'std' (compiling source file ..\..\..\source\network\NetClient.cpp)

I can help with testing on macOS. Unfortunately, it seems trunk is not compiling well currently on macOS due to a problem with NVTT. I've filed https://trac.wildfiregames.com/ticket/5710.

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Fix some inlines

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fix inlines

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Inlines.

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Fix inlines.

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Be able to hide the socket upon building init.

• Units move out of CHASING-state when target dies.
• Only the switch in target is slightly seen due to an entity stopping momentarily, but thereafter it continues to run/walk towards the last target position, meaning minimal FOW information leaking. (This only concerns a forced order.)
• Chasing behaviour is good, whilst hunting as wel as during combat.

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Do not use templates to match.

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Use attackType from order to get appropriate range we would end up if target would be alive.
Use relaxed range on top of it to reduce pathfinding lag when path is obstructed.
Keep forced order.

Added more parameters to the class template to specify how many bits per "value" we use.
Fixed all the code style issues and inline comments Stan and Angen mentioned.

Thanks @Angen :)

Anyway I was planing another approach but if someone can make this one fully working it would be nice too.

I agree, but I want to avoid situation in which you would want to adjust footprint again because new actors are a bit bigger or smaller.

I believe I can fix the donkey trader offset, if it is worth it as apparently it is technically incorrect for Celt civs to rely on those. One has to be careful when changing the position dae, as a lot of models currently use the merchant's object.

That would be great! Although donkeys are inappropiate for Celtic traders, they are correct for the Iberians and Kushites, and I would recommend to give Athens and Sparta donkey traders as well. See https://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?/topic/27756-unit-actor-mistakes/&tab=comments#comment-393430
However, those are things that ought to be done separately from this patch. Although the donkey traders have an offset, which is an art problem, the footprint dimensions are correct, and thus this template is an improvement. It doesn't matter in which order the actor and footprint adjustments are committed.

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Changed %u to %d for printing pid_t.

I will commit this today. Thanks adrian for the patch and s0600204 for the help!

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@Stan' My friend, have those ghost slots been fixed?

I believe I can fix the donkey trader offset, if it is worth it as apparently it is technically incorrect for Celt civs to rely on those. One has to be careful when changing the position dae, as a lot of models currently use the merchant's object.

Donkey traders looks better but are not exactly correct. Although there cant be much done without changing dae files. Only concern about it I have is that they will receive missile hit at the front part where is no mesh.

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Add early return

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Rebased, @vladislavbelov 's inlines.