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implement primitive parcel drawing

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Antti Hakkarainen 2023-02-17 22:52:42 +02:00
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@ -93,11 +93,46 @@ func generate_biomes() -> void:
Globals.map_terrain_data[y][x] = Globals.TILE_FOREST
# can add other tresholds here for other biomes
# TODO move to globals later
var parcel_width = 16
var parcel_height = 64
# forests are not generated yet so can just compare water and terrain
func is_filled_with_water(coords:Vector2i) -> bool:
var terrain_tile_count:int = 0
for y in range(coords.y, coords.y + parcel_height):
for x in range(coords.x, coords.x + parcel_width):
if Globals.map_terrain_data[y][x] == Globals.TILE_TERRAIN:
terrain_tile_count += 1
# parcel is ok if it has at least one land
if terrain_tile_count > 0:
return false
return true
func generate_parcels() -> void:
# divide the land area Cadastres / Parcels
#print("generating parcels")
pass
# TODO better solution, this is something my skills were able to handle at proto stage
# should replace with a real/better algo when I am skilled enough to do it
Globals.map_parcel_data.resize(Globals.map_size / parcel_height)
for y in Globals.map_size / parcel_height:
Globals.map_parcel_data[y].resize(Globals.map_size / parcel_width)
for x in Globals.map_size / parcel_width:
# ignore parcels full fo water
if !is_filled_with_water(Vector2i(y,x)):
# 0 = top left corner, 1 = bottom right corner, 2 = owner
Globals.map_parcel_data[y][x] = [
Vector2i(y * parcel_height, x * parcel_width),
Vector2i(y * parcel_height + parcel_height, x * parcel_width + parcel_width),
Globals.PARCEL_STATE
]
#for row in Globals.map_parcel_data:
# print(row)
#for col in row:
# print(Globals.map_parcel_data[row][col])
func generate_world(filename) -> bool: