TileMap

Behaviour of assignContinents

Structure geared for simple serialization by Gdx.Json (which is a little blind to kotlin collections, especially HashSet)

Adds a starting position, maintaining the transients

Set a continent id for each tile, so we can quickly see which tiles are connected. Can also be called on saved maps.

Clears starting positions, e.g. after GameStarter is done with them. Does not clear the pseudo-improvements.

Returns the neighbor tile of tile at clockPosition, if it exists. Takes world wrap into account Returns null if there is no such neighbor tile or if clockPosition is not a valid clock position

Returns the clock position of otherTile seen from tile's position Returns -1 if not neighbors

Convert relative direction of otherTile seen from tile's position into a vector in world coordinates of length sqrt(3), so that it can be used to go from tile center to the edge of the hex in that direction (meaning the center of the border between the hexes)

Build a list of incompatibilities of a map with a ruleset for the new game loader

Returns the closest position to (0, 0) outside the map which can be wrapped to the position of the given vector

Tries to place the unitName into the TileInfo closest to the given position

Removes a starting position, maintaining the transients

Removes all starting positions for nationName, maintaining the transients

Initialize startingLocations transients, including legacy support (maps saved with placeholder improvements)

Initialize transients - without, most operations, like get from coordinates, will fail.

Strips all units from TileMap

Strips all units and starting locations from TileMap for specified Player Operation in place

Finds all units and starting location of Player and changes their Nation Operation in place

Scan and remove placeholder improvements from map and build startingLocations from them