- CClient now inherits directly from CPrivilegedInfoCallback, like
IGameCallback did before. However CClient no longer needs dummy
implementation of IGameEventCallback
- CGObjectInstance hierarchy now uses CPrivilegedInfoCallback for
callback. Actual events can only be emitted in calls that receive
IGameEventCallback pointer, e.g. heroVisit
- CGameHandler now inherits directly from both CPrivilegedInfoCallback
and IGameEventCallback as it did before via IGameCallback
- callback is now part of lib instead of weird class that is shared by
client and AI while being part of client
- callback interacts with client class via minimal interface class
- removed no longer used unlockGsWhileWaiting field
- CStackInstance::count is now private with accessor methods
- CStackInstance::experience renamed to totalExperience and now stores
total stack experience (multiplied by stack size) to reduce rounding
errors
- CStackInstance::totalExperience is now private with accessors methods
- stack experience is now automatically reallocated on stack management
- Removed buggy BulkSmartRebalanceStacks pack, that mostly duplicates
BulkRebalanceStacks
- Renamed BulkSmartSplitStack to BulkSplitAndRebalanceStack to drop
unclear "smart" in name
- Reworked split-and-rebalance logic to correctly reallocate stack
experience
- files now generally contain only 1 class (except for tightly coupled
classes)
- files are now located in lib/entities/artifact directory
- removed excessive includes
No changes to functionality
This fixes several issues with compatibility with C++20. C++23 was also
tested, but apparently it does not have any additional breaking changes
compared to C++20 (or we don't have those).
VCMI still uses C++17 as before - goal is only to make potential
transition easier.
There were 2 cases that are deprecated in C++20 that we use:
- Floating point operations on enums are deprecated
- `this` can no longer be captured when using default capture by value
`[=]`
Both of those should now be replaced with code that works fine in both C+
+17 and in C++20 mode
- Added `movementCostBase` parameter to game config that defines minimal
amount of movement points that will be spent when moving from one tile
on another while offroad (and cost of Fly / Town Portal spells)
- Added `BASE_TILE_MOVEMENT_COST` bonus type that allows modifying
`movementCostBase` on per-hero basis
Example usage for hota-like pathfinding skill
```json
"tileCostReduction" : {
"type" : "BASE_TILE_MOVEMENT_COST",
"val" : -15
}
```
- human player will now use pathfinder settings from config (as before)
- nullkiller AI will now use its own, modified settings
- added option to configure NKAI usage of monolith to config
- fixed pathfinder costs not updating on receiving levelup
- Replaced overcomplicated and broken math on dwelling ID's with fixed
enum
- Fixed broken 2nd upgrades and 8th dwelling
- Removed no longer used enumeration values from building ID's