* Handle subclassing of Events properly
Previously, you could only listen to the exact class
* Add relevant parent classes for the multiplayer events
* Refactor: use the old name as the main name in MultiplayerGameNameChanged event
* Add being able to stop listening to events in the EventBus
* Add tests for EventBus
* Refactor: Extract GameList into standalone file
* Refactor: safeUpdateIf to more generic throttle function
* Refactor: Extract multiplayer UI helper functions into separate file
* Refactor: Extract load/download multiplayer game into logic class from UI
* Make loading a multiplayer game automatically update the in-memory game in OnlineMultiplayer
* Refactor: Extract multiplayer settings into separate object
* Add multiplayer status display
* Fix error with multiplayer games not correctly being cleaned up after successful update
* Prevent loadLatestMultiplayerState() while next turn update is running
* Show "Working..." while waiting for next turn calculations instead of "Waiting for [civ]..."
* Fix race condition while updating online game state
* Make Civilopedia independent of worldScreen or gameInfo
* Make Civilopedia callable from Main Menu
* Era category for Civilopedia
* Era category for Civilopedia - atlas
* Implemented left/right-concave border segments
* Fixed ConvexConcave border image
It was flipped horizontally.
* Implemented border left/right-concave detection
* Moved border images into their own directory
They're not really icons, after all.
* Cleaned up code a bit and added some more comments
* Applied requested change and consistified some function names
* Removed the old border images
I was sure I already did this, but apparently not.
* The Maya - data and calendar
* The Maya - completed
* The Maya - notifications
* The Maya - favoredReligion
* The Maya - comments in GreatPersonManager
* The Maya - clickable notifications
* The Maya - templates
* The Maya - atlas
* The Maya - patch1
* World and Natural Wonders Overview
* World and Natural Wonders Overview - icon
* World and Natural Wonders Overview - groups and tuning
* World and Natural Wonders Overview - atlas
* World and Natural Wonders Overview - lint
* Implemented Unit Supply
Unit Supply is a soft cap to number of units. If the number of units of a civilization exceeds the total supply, a production malus (capped at 70%) is applied.
* Warning icon & message for supply deficit
* Implemented Unit Supply - atlas merge
* Unit Supply: Malus->Penalty, lint, sumOf
* Unit Supply: Fresh atlas
Co-authored-by: r3versi <fluo392@gmail.com>
* Mod manager portrait mode
* Mod manager portrait and auto scroll
- MM switches to stacked expanders in portrait.
- Use AutoScrollPanes.
- Disable the enter/leave listener of AutoScrollPane in Pickers which disable the default ScrollPane to roll their own - helps all such pickers.
- No expander open/close persistence on purpose.
- PickerScreen a bit cleaned 'cuz I needed to understand something.
- Marked mods from the kill-list that are already installed.
- Button sync now OK when counterpart missing (deselects other column).
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - WIP 1
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - WIP 2
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - WIP 2a
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - WIP 3
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - atlas
* Mod Manager sorts and filters - tip
* Implemented renaming of religions
* Made AskForText display error on invalid input, implemented recommended changes
* Almost forgot the translatable strings in the new popup
* You can now use 'h' to fortify/sleep until healed
* Hide lesser used unit actions by default
* Refactored worker actions into automate & build improvements
* Added missing translation lines
* Fixed translations
* wonder splash screens
* wonder splash screens atlas
* reset to master
* add basic gifting to city states and major civs
* actual gifting of the unit
* add gift icon to atlas
* adjust relationship decay
* add strings to jsons
* AI and player return same object
* Added an icon for unit swapping
* Implemented unit swapping
In the original Civ V, unit swapping is a supported mechanic.
If you try to move a unit to a tile with another of your units, and both
units have enough movement points left to reach the other's tile, they
will swap places. They will consume only the movement points needed to
reach the other's tile in this way.
This change implements unit swapping for Unciv.
To prevent all kinds of problems from arising with automatic unit
movement, unit swapping can only be done explicitly. This also means
that it can only be done if the unit-swap movement is possible in a
single turn. It is however not limited to adjacent units.
Because Unciv supports mobile devices, there is in general no separation
between a unit-selection click and a movement click. Clicking on another
unit while a unit is selected simply selects that other unit. Because we
do not want to make it more difficult to select other units in this way,
unit swapping is implemented as a separate "movement mode": to toggle
this mode on or off, the new unit action "Swap units" must be used.
Newly selected units still always start in the normal movement mode.
In the unit-swap movement mode, the possible swap tiles are highlighted
instead of the possible movement and attack tiles. Clicking on a
highlighted tile will display a swap button, similar to the movement
button, or instantly perform the swap if single-click-movement is
enabled. This new behavior overrides the selection of the unit on the
target tile: if the user wants to select the unit instead, they have to
exit the unit-swapping mode first.
The swapping code is robust, it can even handle swaps that involve a
paradrop!
An option to always swap-move when an eligible tile is clicked instead
of requiring the unit-swapping mode, similar to the existing
single-click-movement option, could perhaps be added in later.
* Added some comments to existing movement functions
* Fixed a silly mistake
Fixed a silly mistake which caused the unit-swapping eligibility
detection to sometimes remove units from the world.
* Removed some unneeded code
* Fixed movement buttons not showing with world wrap
Fixed a bug where the "move here" and "swap with" buttons would only
show on the leftmost copy of the world when world wrap was enabled.
* Made the swap action only display if usable
Made the unit swapping button only display if there is at least one
possible swap movement.
* City State quests
* Flag to log two civ ever been friends
* Utility functions in GameInfo
* Created Diplomacy Action for notifications
* Utility functions for map
* Can be specified a custom color for surroundWithCircle
* Translation placeholder utility
* Added Quest model
* Utility function: number of researched technologies
* Image atlas rebuilt
* Localization
* Updated DiplomaticFlags and added EverBeenFriends
Slightly reworked nextTurnFlags() for code clarity and introduced the new flag EverBeenFriends that is set as soon as two civilizations are at least friends. It never expires.
* Removed quests not implemented yet from json
