Can now specify a mod as a 'base ruleset', and the regular base ruleset will not be added

This means that you can 'start from scratch' and build whatever you want - example "Scenario" in unciv-mod-example repo
Obviously we'll have to change around a lot of things or this to work well, but it's a start
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Yair Morgenstern
2020-04-17 14:42:15 +03:00
parent ffe8691df9
commit 4c48cfe4f3
3 changed files with 54 additions and 51 deletions

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@ -499,9 +499,9 @@ class MapUnit {
// addPromotion requires currentTile to be valid because it accesses ruleset through it
currentTile = tile
if(!hasUnique("All healing effects doubled") && type.isLandUnit() && type.isMilitary())
{
val gainDoubleHealPromotion = tile.neighbors.any{it.containsUnique("Grants Rejuvenation (all healing effects doubled) to adjacent military land units for the rest of the game")}
if(!hasUnique("All healing effects doubled") && type.isLandUnit() && type.isMilitary()) {
val gainDoubleHealPromotion = tile.neighbors
.any { it.containsUnique("Grants Rejuvenation (all healing effects doubled) to adjacent military land units for the rest of the game") }
if (gainDoubleHealPromotion)
promotions.addPromotion("Rejuvenation", true)
}
@ -607,6 +607,7 @@ class MapUnit {
.filter { Random.nextFloat() < ANCIENT_RUIN_MAP_REVEAL_CHANCE }
.map { it.position }
civInfo.exploredTiles.addAll(tilesToReveal)
civInfo.updateViewableTiles()
civInfo.addNotification("We have found a crudely-drawn map in the ruins!", tile.position, Color.RED)
}

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@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ import com.unciv.models.stats.INamed
import kotlin.collections.set
class ModOptions {
var isBaseRuleset = false
var techsToRemove = HashSet<String>()
var buildingsToRemove = HashSet<String>()
var unitsToRemove = HashSet<String>()
@ -194,11 +195,12 @@ object RulesetCache :HashMap<String,Ruleset>() {
fun getComplexRuleset(mods: LinkedHashSet<String>): Ruleset {
val newRuleset = Ruleset()
val loadedMods = mods.filter { containsKey(it) }.map { this[it]!! }
if (loadedMods.none { it.modOptions.isBaseRuleset })
newRuleset.add(getBaseRuleset())
for (mod in mods)
if (containsKey(mod)) {
newRuleset.add(this[mod]!!)
newRuleset.mods += mod
for (mod in loadedMods.sortedByDescending { it.modOptions.isBaseRuleset }) {
newRuleset.add(mod)
newRuleset.mods += mod.name
}
newRuleset.updateBuildingCosts() // only after we've added all the mods can we calculate the building costs