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Based on patch by fonsinchen
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command to tell whether to raise, lower or keep the level of the first selected tile
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DC_AUTO-clearable multitile objects.
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canal didn't take the cost for clearing the sea into account
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missed :)
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consts' enum as well
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track of last error.
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wrapper functions
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trees, desert, rocky areas or leveling land
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@param to @tparam if necessary
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relatives
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TILE_LOOP, which means no more duplication of parameters between BEGIN_TILE_LOOP and END_TILE_LOOP
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this ID' from 'some' strings and replace the string name with something more sensible.
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good enough.
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land causing a tile to be highlighted when there was nothing to flatten.
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(optional) parameter.
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flat area.
-Fix: make levelling, raising and lowering of an area behave the same.
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brown. That is the only tool that does so in Scenario Editor (apart dynamite, of course).Report and Fix by Roujin
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(then) unneeded casts.
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unneeded include from openttd.h.
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of a global variable. Patch by Noldo (FS#1114).
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clear_cmd.cpp to a more correct location.
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