#include <th_map.h>

Public Member Functions
	map_tile ()=default

	~map_tile ()=default

Public Attributes
link_list	entities

link_list	oEarlyEntities
	Linked list for entities rendered in an early (right-to-left) pass.

uint16_t	tile_layers [tile_layer::num_tile_layers] {}

uint16_t	iParcelId {0}

uint16_t	iRoomId {0}
	Rooms have an ID, with room #0 being the corridor (and the outside).

uint16_t	aiTemperature [2] {8192, 8192}

map_tile_flags	flags {}
	Flags for information and object type.

std::list< object_type >	objects
	objects in this tile

std::uint8_t	raw [raw_length] {}
	raw data from map file for debugging

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr int	raw_length = 8

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ map_tile()

map_tile::map_tile ( )

default

◆ ~map_tile()

map_tile::~map_tile ( )

default

Member Data Documentation

◆ aiTemperature

uint16_t map_tile::aiTemperature[2] {8192, 8192}

A value between 0 (extreme cold) and 65535 (extreme heat) representing the temperature of the tile. To allow efficient calculation of a tile's heat based on the previous tick's heat of the surrounding tiles, the previous temperature is also stored, with the array indices switching every tick.

◆ entities

link_list map_tile::entities

◆ flags

map_tile_flags map_tile::flags {}

Flags for information and object type.

◆ iParcelId

uint16_t map_tile::iParcelId {0}

Parcels (plots) of land have an ID, with each tile in the plot having that ID. Parcel 0 is the outside.

◆ iRoomId

uint16_t map_tile::iRoomId {0}

Rooms have an ID, with room #0 being the corridor (and the outside).

◆ objects

std::list<object_type> map_tile::objects

objects in this tile

◆ oEarlyEntities

link_list map_tile::oEarlyEntities

Linked list for entities rendered in an early (right-to-left) pass.

◆ raw

std::uint8_t map_tile::raw[raw_length] {}

raw data from map file for debugging

◆ raw_length

constexpr int map_tile::raw_length = 8

staticconstexpr

◆ tile_layers

uint16_t map_tile::tile_layers[tile_layer::num_tile_layers] {}

Tile layers for rendering. For each layer, the lower byte is the index in the sprite sheet, and the upper byte is for the drawing flags. Layer 0 is for the floor Layer 1 is for the north wall Layer 2 is for the west wall Layer 3 is for the UI NB: In Lua, layers are numbered 1 - 4 rather than 0 - 3

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

/home/runner/work/CorsixTH/CorsixTH/CorsixTH/Src/th_map.h

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