Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2006-09-08 | (svn r6433) -Codechange: replace some magic numbers (industry gfx indices) ↵ | rubidium | |
by enums. | |||
2006-08-20 | (svn r6005) -Cleanup: introduce IndustryID and use it | rubidium | |
-Cleanup: use TownID and StationID for two instances of uint16 | |||
2006-06-27 | (svn r5391) Miscellaneous, mostly bracing and whitespace, nothing spectacular | tron | |
2006-04-28 | (svn r4614) CodeChange : Cleanup of industry_cmd (Step-4). | belugas | |
Removing the _industry_type_costs in favor of IndustrySpec.cost_multiplier; In order to let industry_gui use the GetIndustrySpec accessor, some structs had to be moved in industry.h | |||
2006-04-15 | (svn r4425) Fix bug introduced in r4411 : while IS_BYTE_INSIDE, max value is ↵ | belugas | |
STRICKLY LESS THEN. This caused airports animations to stay unanimated. Industries were similarly affected. Thanks to Richk67 for finding it. Also, more Gfx define and use. | |||
2006-04-14 | (svn r4411) CodeChange : Define and use some Gfx for both stations and ↵ | belugas | |
industries. More are still to come Also, a bit of code cleaning, as pointed by Tron | |||
2006-04-12 | (svn r4399) CodeChange : Add and make use of [G|S]etIndustryAnimationLoop ↵ | belugas | |
accessors. | |||
2006-04-10 | (svn r4350) CodeChange : Add and use accessors [G|S]etIndustrype. Define and ↵ | belugas | |
use IndustryGfx type instead of uint | |||
2006-04-10 | (svn r4346) CodeChange : Add and Use Accessors to Industry's Stage and ↵ | belugas | |
Counter construction. Removed last direct map access from Disaster_cmd.c as well. Based on work from Rubidium in tfc_newmap | |||
2006-03-30 | (svn r4166) Sprinkle several map accessors with assert()s | tron | |
2006-03-25 | (svn r4108) Add [GS]etIndustryGfx() | tron | |
2006-03-24 | (svn r4087) Add IsIndustryCompleted() to check if a industry tile is fully built | tron | |
2006-03-24 | (svn r4086) Add MakeIndustry() | tron | |
2006-03-24 | (svn r4077) Add GetIndustry{Index,ByTile}() to get the industry index resp. ↵ | tron | |
the industry from a tile |