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All four road tiers now carve into the 3D world. Rugged and Trail were generated, exported and parsed all along, but nothing ever consumed them — which is why county roads visible on the 2D map did not exist in 3D. Tier identity is now carried into the carve via a RoadSegment struct, so each tier gets its own width, shoulder and grade-smoothing from one tunable block in Constants: highways widest and holding a grade, trails narrow and hugging the land. Rugged and Trail surface as dirt rather than asphalt. Because tiers now have different reach, nearest-by-distance was no longer a sound way to pick the governing road — a nearby footpath could shadow a highway whose shoulder still covered the column. The carve now considers only roads whose shoulder actually reaches, and takes the closest of those. The per-chunk cull pad is derived from the widest shoulder plus a margin, so widening a road cannot silently truncate it at chunk edges. Untouched: density field, Marching Cubes interpolation/welding, chunk dims, the .dat contract, the 2D A* generation, and mesher normals. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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737 B
C#
15 lines
737 B
C#
namespace IslaApocalypse.Core
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{
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// The master list of shared identifiers for the game
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public enum Biome { Ocean, Lake, Beach, Paradise, Tropical, Jungle, Wasteland, Crater, Mountain, Snow }
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public enum TownTier { Village, Hub, Capitol, Outpost, IslandLoot, MiniPOI }
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public enum MapHalf { Any, Left, Right }
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// How "built" a road is, most engineered first. Drives how wide and how
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// smooth it gets carved into the 3D world (see D-022).
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//
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// NOTE: unlike Biome and TownTier above, this one is NOT written into the
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// .dat file — the blueprint stores each tier in its own section, so this
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// enum never becomes a serialized number. It is safe to reorder or extend.
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public enum RoadTier { Highway, Branch, Rugged, Trail }
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}
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