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#ifndef ENGINE_H
#define ENGINE_H
typedef struct RailVehicleInfo {
byte image_index;
byte flags; /* 1=multihead engine, 2=wagon */
byte base_cost;
uint16 max_speed;
uint16 power;
byte weight;
byte running_cost_base;
byte engclass; // 0: steam, 1: diesel, 2: electric
byte capacity;
byte cargo_type;
} RailVehicleInfo;
typedef struct ShipVehicleInfo {
byte image_index;
byte base_cost;
uint16 max_speed;
byte cargo_type;
uint16 capacity;
byte running_cost;
byte sfx;
byte refittable;
} ShipVehicleInfo;
typedef struct AircraftVehicleInfo {
byte image_index;
byte base_cost;
byte running_cost;
byte subtype;
byte sfx;
byte acceleration;
byte max_speed;
byte mail_capacity;
uint16 passanger_capacity;
} AircraftVehicleInfo;
typedef struct RoadVehicleInfo {
byte image_index;
byte base_cost;
byte running_cost;
byte sfx;
byte max_speed;
byte capacity;
byte cargo_type;
} RoadVehicleInfo;
typedef struct EngineInfo {
uint16 base_intro;
byte unk2;
byte lifelength;
byte base_life;
byte railtype_climates;
} EngineInfo;
typedef struct Engine {
uint16 intro_date;
uint16 age;
uint16 reliability;
uint16 reliability_spd_dec;
uint16 reliability_start, reliability_max, reliability_final;
uint16 duration_phase_1, duration_phase_2, duration_phase_3;
byte lifelength;
byte flags;
byte preview_player;
byte preview_wait;
byte railtype;
byte player_avail;
} Engine;
enum {
RVI_MULTIHEAD = 1,
RVI_WAGON = 2,
};
void StartupEngines();
struct SpriteGroup {
// XXX: Would anyone ever need more than 16 spritesets? Maybe we should
// use even less, now we take whole 8kb for custom sprites table, oh my!
byte sprites_per_set; // means number of directions - 4 or 8
// Loaded = in motion, loading = not moving
// Each group contains several spritesets, for various loading stages
// XXX: For stations the meaning is different - loaded is for stations
// with small amount of cargo whilst loading is for stations with a lot
// of da stuff.
byte loaded_count;
uint16 loaded[16]; // sprite ids
byte loading_count;
uint16 loading[16]; // sprite ids
};
extern byte _global_cargo_id[NUM_LANDSCAPE][NUM_CARGO];
enum {
CID_DEFAULT = 29,
CID_PURCHASE = 30,
NUM_CID = 31,
};
extern byte _local_cargo_id_ctype[NUM_CID];
extern byte _local_cargo_id_landscape[NUM_CID];
extern uint32 _engine_refit_masks[256];
extern byte _engine_original_sprites[256];
void SetWagonOverrideSprites(byte engine, struct SpriteGroup *group, byte *train_id, int trains);
void SetCustomEngineSprites(byte engine, byte cargo, struct SpriteGroup *group);
// loaded is in percents, overriding_engine 0xffff is none
int GetCustomEngineSprite(byte engine, uint16 overriding_engine, byte cargo, byte loaded, byte in_motion, byte direction);
#define GetCustomVehicleSprite(v, direction) \
GetCustomEngineSprite(v->engine_type, v->type == VEH_Train ? v->u.rail.first_engine : -1, \
_global_cargo_id[_opt.landscape][v->cargo_type], \
((v->cargo_count + 1) * 100) / (v->cargo_cap + 1), \
!!v->cur_speed, direction)
#define GetCustomVehicleIcon(v, direction) \
GetCustomEngineSprite(v, -1, CID_PURCHASE, 0, 0, direction)
void SetCustomEngineName(int engine, char *name);
StringID GetCustomEngineName(int engine);
void DrawTrainEngine(int x, int y, int engine, uint32 image_ormod);
void DrawRoadVehEngine(int x, int y, int engine, uint32 image_ormod);
void DrawShipEngine(int x, int y, int engine, uint32 image_ormod);
void DrawAircraftEngine(int x, int y, int engine, uint32 image_ormod);
void DrawTrainEngineInfo(int engine, int x, int y, int maxw);
void DrawRoadVehEngineInfo(int engine, int x, int y, int maxw);
void DrawShipEngineInfo(int engine, int x, int y, int maxw);
void DrawAircraftEngineInfo(int engine, int x, int y, int maxw);
void AcceptEnginePreview(Engine *e, int player);
void LoadCustomEngineNames();
void DeleteCustomEngineNames();
enum {
NUM_NORMAL_RAIL_ENGINES = 54,
NUM_MONORAIL_ENGINES = 30,
NUM_MAGLEV_ENGINES = 32,
NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES = NUM_NORMAL_RAIL_ENGINES + NUM_MONORAIL_ENGINES + NUM_MAGLEV_ENGINES,
NUM_ROAD_ENGINES = 88,
NUM_SHIP_ENGINES = 11,
NUM_AIRCRAFT_ENGINES = 41,
TOTAL_NUM_ENGINES = NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES + NUM_ROAD_ENGINES + NUM_SHIP_ENGINES + NUM_AIRCRAFT_ENGINES,
AIRCRAFT_ENGINES_INDEX = NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES + NUM_ROAD_ENGINES + NUM_SHIP_ENGINES,
SHIP_ENGINES_INDEX = NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES + NUM_ROAD_ENGINES,
ROAD_ENGINES_INDEX = NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES,
};
VARDEF Engine _engines[TOTAL_NUM_ENGINES];
#define DEREF_ENGINE(i) (&_engines[i])
VARDEF StringID _engine_name_strings[TOTAL_NUM_ENGINES];
/* Access Vehicle Data */
//#include "table/engines.h"
extern EngineInfo _engine_info[TOTAL_NUM_ENGINES];
extern RailVehicleInfo _rail_vehicle_info[NUM_TRAIN_ENGINES];
extern ShipVehicleInfo _ship_vehicle_info[NUM_SHIP_ENGINES];
extern AircraftVehicleInfo _aircraft_vehicle_info[NUM_AIRCRAFT_ENGINES];
extern RoadVehicleInfo _road_vehicle_info[NUM_ROAD_ENGINES];
/* TODO: Change this to return a pointer type instead, for the sake of consistency.
* --pasky. XXX - really needed? Why?. Best to remove the pointer type as well cause
* _map uses it that way...less conflicts - Darkvater */
#define rail_vehinfo(e) _rail_vehicle_info[e]
#define ship_vehicle_info(e) _ship_vehicle_info[e - SHIP_ENGINES_INDEX]
#define aircraft_vehinfo(e) _aircraft_vehicle_info[e - AIRCRAFT_ENGINES_INDEX]
#define road_vehicle_info(e) (&_road_vehicle_info[e - ROAD_ENGINES_INDEX])
#endif
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