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Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 1:05 pm
by Romner_set
I am making a mod that will degrade terrain as the pollution goes up.
The chunk iterator "iterates" through only 1 chunk (solved, it was a stupid typo - x instead of y. I use a qwertz keyboard so y is right on the left of x).
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pollution_multiplier_table = {
["grass-1"]=1, --changes tile name to pollution multiplier
["grass-2"]=1,
["grass-3"]=2,
["grass-4"]=3,
["dirt-4"]=4,
["dirt-6"]=5,
["dirt-7"]=6,
["dirt-5"]=7,
["dirt-3"]=8,
["dirt-1"]=9,
["dirt-2"]=10,
["red-desert-3"]=11,
["dry-dirt"]=9,
["sand-3"]=12,
["sand-2"]=13
}
terrain = {
["grass-1"]="grass-3", --changes tile name to tile name to set
["grass-2"]="grass-3",
["grass-3"]="grass-4",
["grass-4"]="dirt-4",
["dirt-4"]="dirt-6",
["dirt-6"]="dirt-7",
["dirt-7"]="dirt-5",
["dirt-5"]="dirt-3",
["dirt-3"]="dirt-1",
["dirt-1"]="dirt-2",
["dirt-2"]="red-desert-3",
["red-desert-3"]="sand-3",
["dry-dirt"]="dirt-2",
["sand-3"]="sand-2",
["sand-2"]="sand-1"
}
local tiles_to_set = {} --A table that will contain all tiles that will be set to another tile
script.on_event(defines.events.on_tick, function(event)
if event.tick % 300 == 0 then --every 5 seconds
for chunk in game.surfaces[1].get_chunks() do --!iterate through chunks (not working?)
local tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunk.x/32, chunk.y/32)
if pollution_multiplier_table[tile.name] ~= nil then
add_tiles_to_table(pollution_multiplier_table[tile.name], chunk, tile)
end
if #tiles_to_set > 0 then --set tiles if there are some to set
game.surfaces[1].set_tiles(tiles_to_set)
tiles_to_set = {} --remove everything from tiles_to_set
end
end
end
end)
function add_tiles_to_table(pollution_multiplier, chunk, tile)
local chunk_pollution = game.surfaces[1].get_pollution({chunk.x, chunk.y})
if chunk_pollution >= pollution_multiplier*72 then --*final value is 1008
local tile_name = terrain[tile.name]
for x = -16,16 do --Loop through chunk tile positions
for y = -16,16 do
local current_tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(tile.position.x+x, tile.position.y+y)
if terrain[current_tile.name] ~= nil then --if tile name is in the terrain table
table.insert(tiles_to_set, {name = tile_name, position = current_tile.position})
if not string.find(terrain[current_tile.name], "grass") then --if tile name to set isn't some kind of grass
game.surfaces[1].destroy_decoratives{area={current_tile.position, current_tile.position}} --remove decoratives (bushes, tall grass, etc.)
end
end
end
end
end
end
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 1:19 pm
by Bilka
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local tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunk.x/32, chunk.y/32)
The chunk coordinates are small, they are "chunk positions", so by dividing those by 32, you always end up with roughly the same tile position. You most likely meant to multiply by *32 to get from chunk position to tile position. For that see
viewtopic.php?p=447586#p447586 or the area parameter of the chunk iterator.
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 2:19 pm
by Romner_set
Bilka wrote: Sun Oct 13, 2019 1:19 pm
You most likely meant to multiply by *32 to get from chunk position to tile position.
Yes. I saw "You can translate a Position to a chunk position by multiplying the x/y values by 32.", but I read "You can translate a chunk position to a Position by dividing the x/y values by 32." Thank you.
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2019 4:10 pm
by Romner_set
Bilka wrote: Sun Oct 13, 2019 1:19 pm
The chunk coordinates are small, they are "chunk positions", so by dividing those by 32, you always end up with roughly the same tile position. You most likely meant to multiply by *32 to get from chunk position to tile position. For that see
viewtopic.php?p=447586#p447586 or the area parameter of the chunk iterator.
I didn't have time because of school, but today I continued my work on the mod and this happens no matter what I do :
.zip of the mod :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yyi5144cam4dt ... 0.zip?dl=0
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2019 4:11 pm
by Romner_set
if you don't want to download it :
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--!I'm using VS Code with Better Comments plugin so if you see anything like --? --! --* or --TODO: then it's because of that.
pollution_threshold = {
["grass-1"] = 76, --changes tile name to pollution threshold
["grass-2"] = 76,
["grass-3"] = 76,
["grass-4"] = 153,
["dirt-4"] = 229,
["dirt-6"] = 307,
["dirt-7"] = 384,
["dirt-5"] = 461,
["dirt-3"] = 538,
["dirt-1"] = 615,
["dirt-2"] = 638,
["red-desert-3"] = 769,
["dry-dirt"] = 638,
["sand-3"] = 846,
["sand-2"] = 923,
["sand-1"] = 1000
}
terrain = {
["grass-1"] = "grass-3", --changes tile name to tile name to set
["grass-2"] = "grass-3",
["grass-3"] = "grass-4",
["grass-4"] = "dirt-4",
["dirt-4"] = "dirt-6",
["dirt-6"] = "dirt-7",
["dirt-7"] = "dirt-5",
["dirt-5"] = "dirt-3",
["dirt-3"] = "dirt-1",
["dirt-1"] = "dirt-2",
["dirt-2"] = "red-desert-3",
["red-desert-3"] = "sand-3",
["dry-dirt"] = "dirt-2",
["sand-3"] = "sand-2",
["sand-2"] = "sand-1"
}
local tiles_to_set = {} --A table that will contain all tiles that will be set to another tile
script.on_event(defines.events.on_tick, function(event)
local surface = game.surfaces[1]
if event.tick % 300 == 0 then
for chunk in (surface.get_chunks()) do
--* For some reason, if surface.get_chunks() is enclosed in (), the script executes
--* much quicker using much less resources, so i'm gonna leave it like that .-.
local chunk_pollution = surface.get_pollution({chunk.x*32, chunk.y*32})
while pollution_multiplier == nil do --if pollution_multiplier is nil, find another tile in the chunk to decide on if the chunk should be degraded
for x = -16, 16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16, 16 do
local tile = surface.get_tile(chunk.x*32+x, chunk.y*32+y)
if tile.valid then
pollution_multiplier = pollution_threshold[tile.name]
end
if x == 16 and y == 16 then
if pollution_multiplier == nil then
pollution_multiplier = 0
end
break
end
end
end
end
if chunk_pollution > pollution_multiplier then
for x = -16,16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16,16 do
local current_tile = surface.get_tile(chunk.x*32+x, chunk.x*32+y)
if current_tile.valid then
local tile_to_set = terrain[current_tile.name]
if tile_to_set ~= nil then --if tile name is in the terrain table
table.insert(tiles_to_set, {name = tile_to_set, position = current_tile.position})
if not string.find(tile_to_set, "grass") then --if tile to set isn't some kind of grass
surface.destroy_decoratives{area={current_tile.position, current_tile.position}} --remove decoratives (bushes, tall grass, etc.)
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
if #tiles_to_set > 0 then --set tiles if there are some to set
surface.set_tiles(tiles_to_set)
tiles_to_set = {} --remove everything from tiles_to_set
end
end
end)
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2019 1:41 pm
by mrvn
Instead of doing all chunks every 5s (which will freeze the game) you should do a constant number of chunks (e.g. 1) per tick.
Which means store a list of all chunks globally and work through that list a bit every tick. When you reach the end get a new list.
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2019 2:58 pm
by Romner_set
mrvn wrote: Thu Oct 24, 2019 1:41 pm
Instead of doing all chunks every 5s (which will freeze the game) you should do a constant number of chunks (e.g. 1) per tick.
Which means store a list of all chunks globally and work through that list a bit every tick. When you reach the end get a new list.
Same thing happens. Solves lag spikes though, so thanks anyway.
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pollution_threshold = {
["grass-1"] = 76, --changes tile name to pollution threshold
["grass-2"] = 76,
["grass-3"] = 76,
["grass-4"] = 153,
["dirt-4"] = 229,
["dirt-6"] = 307,
["dirt-7"] = 384,
["dirt-5"] = 461,
["dirt-3"] = 538,
["dirt-1"] = 615,
["dirt-2"] = 638,
["red-desert-3"] = 769,
["dry-dirt"] = 638,
["sand-3"] = 846,
["sand-2"] = 923,
["sand-1"] = 1000
}
terrain = {
["grass-1"] = "grass-3", --changes tile name to tile name to set
["grass-2"] = "grass-3",
["grass-3"] = "grass-4",
["grass-4"] = "dirt-4",
["dirt-4"] = "dirt-6",
["dirt-6"] = "dirt-7",
["dirt-7"] = "dirt-5",
["dirt-5"] = "dirt-3",
["dirt-3"] = "dirt-1",
["dirt-1"] = "dirt-2",
["dirt-2"] = "red-desert-3",
["red-desert-3"] = "sand-3",
["dry-dirt"] = "dirt-2",
["sand-3"] = "sand-2",
["sand-2"] = "sand-1"
}
local tiles_to_set = {} --A table that will contain all tiles that will be set to another tile
local i = 1 --counter
script.on_event(defines.events.on_tick, function(event)
if chunks == nil then
chunks = {} --create chunks table
for chunk in game.surfaces[1].get_chunks() do --insert all current chunks into that
table.insert(chunks, chunk)
end
else
local chunk_pollution = game.surfaces[1].get_pollution({chunks[i].x*32, chunks[i].y*32})
while pollution_multiplier == nil do --if pollution_multiplier is nil, find another tile in the chunk to decide on if the chunk should be degraded
for x = -16, 16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16, 16 do
local tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[i].x*32+x, chunks[i].y*32+y)
if tile.valid then
pollution_multiplier = pollution_threshold[tile.name]
end
if x == 16 and y == 16 then
if pollution_multiplier == nil then
pollution_multiplier = 0
end
break
end
end
end
end
if chunk_pollution > pollution_multiplier then
for x = -16,16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16,16 do
local current_tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[i].x*32+x, chunks[i].x*32+y)
if current_tile.valid then
local tile_to_set = terrain[current_tile.name]
if tile_to_set ~= nil then --if tile name is in the terrain table
table.insert(tiles_to_set, {name = tile_to_set, position = current_tile.position})
if not string.find(tile_to_set, "grass") then --if tile to set isn't some kind of grass
game.surfaces[1].destroy_decoratives{area={current_tile.position, current_tile.position}} --remove decoratives (bushes, tall grass, etc.)
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
if #tiles_to_set > 0 then --set tiles if there are some to set
game.surfaces[1].set_tiles(tiles_to_set)
tiles_to_set = {} --remove everything from tiles_to_set
end
if i == #chunks then --if end of chunks table reached
chunks = nil
i = 1 --restart counter
else
i = i+1 --progress the counter
end
end)
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2019 3:31 pm
by mrvn
No idea why you don't get all chunks. Looks OK but I can't test right now.
But get_chunks() might be an inefficient approach anyway. Over time the list of chunks can get larger so creating a table for it can be costly.
Maybe you should catch the on_chunk_generated event and add the chunk coordinates to your chunks table. Then the chunk_table always contains all chunks and you don't get the spike when you reach the end and create a new table of all chunks.
Since that method doesn't use the game.surfaces[1].get_chunks() it might fix your problem.
PS: will you support other surfaces too?
Re: Chunk iterator not working?
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2019 5:10 pm
by Romner_set
mrvn wrote: Thu Oct 24, 2019 3:31 pm
No idea why you don't get all chunks. Looks OK but I can't test right now.
But get_chunks() might be an inefficient approach anyway. Over time the list of chunks can get larger so creating a table for it can be costly.
Maybe you should catch the on_chunk_generated event and add the chunk coordinates to your chunks table. Then the chunk_table always contains all chunks and you don't get the spike when you reach the end and create a new table of all chunks.
Since that method doesn't use the game.surfaces[1].get_chunks() it might fix your problem.
PS: will you support other surfaces too?
Definitely less UPS drops, but it still doesn't iterate through all chunks. (only in the \ pattern)
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---- TABLES ----
pollution_threshold = { --changes tile name to pollution threshold
["grass-1"] = 76,
["grass-2"] = 76,
["grass-3"] = 76,
["grass-4"] = 153,
["dirt-4"] = 229,
["dirt-6"] = 307,
["dirt-7"] = 384,
["dirt-5"] = 461,
["dirt-3"] = 538,
["dirt-1"] = 615,
["dirt-2"] = 638,
["red-desert-3"] = 769,
["dry-dirt"] = 638,
["sand-3"] = 846,
["sand-2"] = 923,
["sand-1"] = 1000
}
terrain = { --changes tile name to tile name to set
["grass-1"] = "grass-3",
["grass-2"] = "grass-3",
["grass-3"] = "grass-4",
["grass-4"] = "dirt-4",
["dirt-4"] = "dirt-6",
["dirt-6"] = "dirt-7",
["dirt-7"] = "dirt-5",
["dirt-5"] = "dirt-3",
["dirt-3"] = "dirt-1",
["dirt-1"] = "dirt-2",
["dirt-2"] = "red-desert-3",
["red-desert-3"] = "sand-3",
["dry-dirt"] = "dirt-2",
["sand-3"] = "sand-2",
["sand-2"] = "sand-1"
}
tiles_to_set = {} --A table that will contain all tiles that will be set to another tile
---- ON INIT ----
script.on_init(function()
chunk_i = 0 --count starts at 0, because on_chunk_generated fires after the first on_tick
chunks = {}
end)
---- ON TICK ----
script.on_event(defines.events.on_tick, function(event)
if chunk_i ~= 0 then
local chunk_pollution = game.surfaces[1].get_pollution({chunks[chunk_i].x*32, chunks[chunk_i].y*32})
while pollution_multiplier == nil do --if pollution_multiplier is nil, find another tile in the chunk to decide on if the chunk should be degraded
for x = -16, 16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16, 16 do
local tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[chunk_i].x*32+x, chunks[chunk_i].y*32+y)
if tile.valid then
pollution_multiplier = pollution_threshold[tile.name]
end
if x == 16 and y == 16 then
if pollution_multiplier == nil then
pollution_multiplier = 0
end
break
end
end
end
end
if chunk_pollution > pollution_multiplier then
for x = -16,16 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -16,16 do
local current_tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[chunk_i].x*32+x, chunks[chunk_i].x*32+y)
if current_tile.valid then
local tile_to_set = terrain[current_tile.name]
if tile_to_set ~= nil then --if tile name is in the terrain table
table.insert(tiles_to_set, {name = tile_to_set, position = current_tile.position})
if not string.find(tile_to_set, "grass") then --if tile to set isn't some kind of grass
game.surfaces[1].destroy_decoratives{area={current_tile.position, current_tile.position}} --remove decoratives (bushes, tall grass, etc.)
end
end
end
end
end
end
if #tiles_to_set > 0 then --set tiles if there are some to set
game.surfaces[1].set_tiles(tiles_to_set)
tiles_to_set = {} --remove everything from tiles_to_set
end
end
if chunk_i == #chunks then --if end of chunks table reached
chunk_i = 1 --restart counter
else
chunk_i = chunk_i+1 --progress the counter
end
end)
---- ON EVENT ----
script.on_event(defines.events.on_chunk_generated, function(chunk)
table.insert(chunks, {x = chunk.position.x, y = chunk.position.y})
end)
script.on_event(defines.events.on_chunk_deleted, function(chunk)
table.remove(chunks, find_table_index(chunks, {x = chunk.position.x, y = chunk.position.y}))
end)
---- FUNCTIONS ----
function find_table_index(table, val)
for i, value in pairs(table) do
if value == val then
return i
end
end
end
PS: Yes, I will definitely support more surfaces. For now I need to get the mod working.
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2019 8:10 pm
by mrvn
Well, ... Output your list of chunks and index when you process chunks and see what's going on.
Does the list of chunks contain the right chunks? Does the index go through all of them and then repeat?
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:03 am
by Romner_set
mrvn wrote: Fri Oct 25, 2019 8:10 pm
Well, ... Output your list of chunks and index when you process chunks and see what's going on.
Does the list of chunks contain the right chunks? Does the index go through all of them and then repeat?
There are over 200 chunks even though there are about 25 charted (at most). Iterates through them all, then resets. Also if just 1 chunk has reached the threshold to degrade, all chunks in the \ pattern get changed. Maybe on_chunk_charted could be better? I will have to test that.(currently it takes a long time to iterate through all the chunks)
I fixed 1 thing : the chunk.position*32 isn't the central tile, it is the up-left tile. Results are better than before, but UPS drops are far more significant when setting the tiles.
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---- TABLES ----
pollution_threshold_table = { --changes tile name to pollution threshold
["grass-1"] = 76,
["grass-2"] = 76,
["grass-3"] = 76,
["grass-4"] = 153,
["dirt-4"] = 229,
["dirt-6"] = 307,
["dirt-7"] = 384,
["dirt-5"] = 461,
["dirt-3"] = 538,
["dirt-1"] = 615,
["dirt-2"] = 638,
["red-desert-3"] = 769,
["dry-dirt"] = 638,
["sand-3"] = 846,
["sand-2"] = 923,
["sand-1"] = 1000
}
terrain = { --changes tile name to tile name to set
["grass-1"] = "grass-3",
["grass-2"] = "grass-3",
["grass-3"] = "grass-4",
["grass-4"] = "dirt-4",
["dirt-4"] = "dirt-6",
["dirt-6"] = "dirt-7",
["dirt-7"] = "dirt-5",
["dirt-5"] = "dirt-3",
["dirt-3"] = "dirt-1",
["dirt-1"] = "dirt-2",
["dirt-2"] = "red-desert-3",
["red-desert-3"] = "sand-3",
["dry-dirt"] = "dirt-2",
["sand-3"] = "sand-2",
["sand-2"] = "sand-1"
}
tiles_to_set = {} --A table that will contain all tiles that will be set to another tile
---- ON INIT ----
script.on_init(function()
chunk_i = 1
chunks = {}
chunks_generated = false
end)
---- ON TICK ----
script.on_event(defines.events.on_tick, function(event)
if chunks_generated then
log(chunk_i)
local chunk_pollution = game.surfaces[1].get_pollution({chunks[chunk_i].x*32, chunks[chunk_i].y*32})
while pollution_threshold == nil do --if pollution_threshold is nil, find a tile in the chunk to decide on if the chunk should be degraded
for x = 0, 32 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = 0, 32 do
local tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[chunk_i].x*32+x, chunks[chunk_i].y*32+y)
if tile.valid then
pollution_threshold = pollution_threshold_table[tile.name]
end
if x == 32 and y == 32 then
if pollution_threshold == nil then
pollution_threshold = 0
end
break
end
end
end
end
if chunk_pollution > pollution_threshold then
for x = -32,32 do --iterate through tile positions in chunk
for y = -32,32 do
local current_tile = game.surfaces[1].get_tile(chunks[chunk_i].x*32+x, chunks[chunk_i].x*32+y)
if current_tile.valid then
local tile_to_set = terrain[current_tile.name]
if tile_to_set ~= nil then --if tile name is in the terrain table
table.insert(tiles_to_set, {name = tile_to_set, position = current_tile.position})
if not string.find(tile_to_set, "grass") then --if tile to set isn't some kind of grass
game.surfaces[1].destroy_decoratives{area={current_tile.position, current_tile.position}} --remove decoratives (bushes, tall grass, etc.)
end
end
end
end
end
end
if chunk_i == #chunks then --if end of chunks table reached
chunk_i = 1 --restart counter
if #tiles_to_set > 0 then --set tiles if there are some to set
game.surfaces[1].set_tiles(tiles_to_set)
tiles_to_set = {} --remove everything from tiles_to_set
end
else
chunk_i = chunk_i+1 --progress the counter
end
pollution_threshold = nil
end
end)
---- ON EVENT ----
script.on_event(defines.events.on_chunk_generated, function(chunk)
if not chunks_generated then
chunks_generated = true
end
log("chunks1 :")
log(#chunks)
table.insert(chunks, {x = chunk.position.x, y = chunk.position.y})
log("chunks2 :")
log(#chunks)
end)
script.on_event(defines.events.on_chunk_deleted, function(chunk)
table.remove(chunks, find_table_index(chunks, {x = chunk.position.x, y = chunk.position.y}))
end)
---- FUNCTIONS ----
function find_table_index(table, val)
for i, value in pairs(table) do
if value == val then
return i
end
end
end
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:11 am
by Romner_set
Nope, if anything, on_chunk_charted makes it worse.
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 2019 10:51 am
by mrvn
Note that the game generates a lot of chunks around what is visible on the map. That allows for aliens to exist outside your visible map and expand into the visible part. Without this you could kill all aliens on the map and no news ones would appear anymore.
25 chunks is rather on the low side. Test your code for >1000 chunks or >10000 chunks. You can chart chunks using lua commands for testing. Or download one of the mega factories and use that as performance test. How much time will your mod cost compared to the mega factory? Is it still playable?
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:45 am
by Romner_set
mrvn wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2019 10:51 am
Note that the game generates a lot of chunks around what is visible on the map. That allows for aliens to exist outside your visible map and expand into the visible part. Without this you could kill all aliens on the map and no news ones would appear anymore.
25 chunks is rather on the low side. Test your code for >1000 chunks or >10000 chunks. You can chart chunks using lua commands for testing. Or download one of the mega factories and use that as performance test. How much time will your mod cost compared to the mega factory? Is it still playable?
The mod iterates through all chunks (over 10k) but does nothing (I let it run for about an hour and terrain didn't change even though there was a lot of polution).
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2019 12:08 pm
by Romner_set
Still need help with this. Why doesn't it iterate through all chunks? ._.
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2019 12:23 am
by eradicator
Romner_set wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 12:08 pm
Still need help with this. Why doesn't it iterate through all chunks? ._.
When dealing with something you don't understand it always helps to visualize it:
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/c
rendering.clear()
local i = 0
for chunk in game.surfaces.nauvis.get_chunks() do i=i+1
rendering.draw_text{
color = {r=1},
target = {chunk.x*32+16,chunk.y*32+16},
surface = game.surfaces.nauvis.index,
text = i,
scale = 10,
}
if i%5 == 0 then rendering.draw_rectangle{
color = {g=1},
left_top = chunk.area.left_top,
right_bottom = chunk.area.right_bottom,
surface = game.surfaces.nauvis.index,
} end
end
In /editor mode you can zoom out very far to see the result:
- chunkiterorder.png (438.22 KiB) Viewed 4794 times
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2019 7:27 pm
by Romner_set
DONE.
FINALLY.
I am so stupid that I put chunks[chunk_i].x instead of chunks[chunk_i].y so the position was basically x, x instead of x, y.
Such a stupid mistake that lead to a month of debugging.
Incase someone wants the mod, PM me and I'll send you the link when I release it. I will also be making trees get destroyed with enough pollution (after becoming 'dead').
Thank you all for the help, improved UPS at the very least
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2019 9:58 pm
by Honktown
Romner_set wrote: Mon Nov 18, 2019 7:27 pm
DONE.
FINALLY.
I am so stupid that I put chunks[chunk_i].x instead of chunks[chunk_i].y so the position was basically x, x instead of x, y.
Such a stupid mistake that lead to a month of debugging.
Incase someone wants the mod, PM me and I'll send you the link when I release it. I will also be making trees get destroyed with enough pollution (after becoming 'dead').
Thank you all for the help, improved UPS at the very least
Happens to the best of us. Congrats on persisting and were able to fix it.
Re: Chunk iterator not working properly?
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:19 am
by darkfrei
The mistake like position = {x = x, x = x} or {x = x, y = x} comes too often, it needs be right correct after this common copy-paste.