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fixed sightrange settings

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Zeno Rogue 2021-02-07 14:47:23 +01:00
parent 8ed6c72622
commit 9daa95599d
1 changed files with 24 additions and 22 deletions
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config.cpp
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@ -1284,30 +1284,32 @@ EX void edit_sightrange() {
#endif
gamescreen(0);
dialog::init("sight range settings");
if(WDIM == 2) add_edit(vid.use_smart_range);
add_edit(vid.use_smart_range);
if(vid.use_smart_range)
add_edit(WDIM == 2 ? vid.smart_range_detail : vid.smart_range_detail_3);
else if(WDIM == 3) {
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("3D sight range for the fog effect"), fts(sightranges[geometry]), 'r');
dialog::add_action([] {
dialog::editNumber(sightranges[geometry], 0, 2 * M_PI, 0.5, M_PI, XLAT("3D sight range"),
(pmodel == mdGeodesic && sol) ? solhelp() : XLAT(
"Sight range for 3D geometries is specified in the absolute units. This value also affects the fog effect.\n\n"
"In spherical geometries, the sight range of 2? will let you see things behind you as if they were in front of you, "
"and the sight range of ? (or more) will let you see things on the antipodal point just as if they were close to you.\n\n"
"In hyperbolic geometries, the number of cells to render depends exponentially on the sight range. More cells to drawn "
"reduces the performance.\n\n"
"Sight range affects the gameplay, and monsters act iff they are visible. Monster generation takes this into account."
)
);
});
}
else {
add_edit(sightrange_bonus);
if(GDIM == 3) {
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("3D sight range for the fog effect"), fts(sightranges[geometry]), 'r');
if(WDIM == 2) {
add_edit(sightrange_bonus);
if(GDIM == 3) {
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("3D sight range for the fog effect"), fts(sightranges[geometry]), 'r');
dialog::add_action([] {
dialog::editNumber(sightranges[geometry], 0, 2 * M_PI, 0.5, M_PI, XLAT("fog effect"), "");
});
}
}
if(WDIM == 3) {
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("3D sight range"), fts(sightranges[geometry]), 'r');
dialog::add_action([] {
dialog::editNumber(sightranges[geometry], 0, 2 * M_PI, 0.5, M_PI, XLAT("fog effect"), "");
dialog::editNumber(sightranges[geometry], 0, 2 * M_PI, 0.5, M_PI, XLAT("3D sight range"),
XLAT(
"Sight range for 3D geometries is specified in the absolute units. This value also affects the fog effect.\n\n"
"In spherical geometries, the sight range of 2? will let you see things behind you as if they were in front of you, "
"and the sight range of ? (or more) will let you see things on the antipodal point just as if they were close to you.\n\n"
"In hyperbolic geometries, the number of cells to render depends exponentially on the sight range. More cells to drawn "
"reduces the performance.\n\n"
"Sight range affects the gameplay, and monsters act iff they are visible. Monster generation takes this into account."
)
);
});
}
}
@ -1389,10 +1391,10 @@ EX void menuitem_sightrange(char c IS('c')) {
if(pmodel == mdGeodesic && sol)
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("sight range settings"), fts(sn::solrange_xy) + "x" + fts(sn::solrange_z), c);
#endif
else if(WDIM == 3)
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("sight range settings"), fts(sightranges[geometry]) + "au", c);
else if(vid.use_smart_range)
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("sight range settings"), fts(WDIM == 3 ? vid.smart_range_detail_3 : vid.smart_range_detail) + " px", c);
else if(WDIM == 3)
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("sight range settings"), fts(sightranges[geometry]) + "au", c);
else
dialog::addSelItem(XLAT("sight range settings"), format("%+d", sightrange_bonus), c);
dialog::add_action_push(edit_sightrange);