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Additionally changes the behaviour of placing sea on sea/river/canal and placing canal/river on canal to (over)build, instead of disallowing it
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IsTileType() also considers ship depots and locks water. IsWaterTile() does the right thing.
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It is not like we will drain the sea first, to put water back in it after.
Besides, the cost for draining the sea isn't calculated for all other cases either.
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When a vehicle is cleaned up, all news that points to the news is
also removed. This was a bit evil, as it would also remove any
news related to crashed, acting like the crash never happened.
This left players a bit in the dark what was going on exactly.
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building lock.
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water-based objects, the water class was always set to canal.
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data is now always accessible
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"unsafe" functions to prevent them from being used, and thus having to care about certain aspects of their return values
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needlessly (MJP)
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information for situations when we only want to know if a tile is flat or not (cirdan, LordAro)
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river/canal continuation.
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insanely expensive; there is no real need to fill the river with dirt first, just excavate it a bit and build borders
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cannot not leave invalid canals
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restore the river, if possible also on slopes (based on patch by Supercheese)
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NewsFlag instead.
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lock-infrastructure costs. The other two tiles may be owned by other companies. Also do not count the middle tile of a lock as canal, independent of whether it is build on ground or river slope.
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enabled to a header file allowing compilers to inline that check
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canals/locks/ship depots wasn't updated properly when a company went into bankruptcy or was taken over.
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and restore rivers, if locks are deleted
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over a ship going perpendicular to the axis of the new lock
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unsupported tile types.
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related variables
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