Re: [Rails-devel] Progress on 1880 merge into Rails 2.0, but still open issues

[Stefan F. <ste...@we...>]

Martin,
Thanks for your replies, see my comments below.
I have attached screenshots of both rails 1/2 for comparison of the 
visual map effects.
Stefan

> we defined an additional field value to the StockspaceType. Any field
> can have an Revenue value that will be used in 1880 by a dynamic Revenue
> Modifier to add the value on the stockmarket to the revenue generated.

I did not refer to the revenue value, but to the number of slots that 
can be used to start used at a par price to start a company.
This seems to be not correct in rails 2.0, there are the variables 
parPlace_100 ... and they are not used anywhere. Maybe they are a 
relict. And there is the parslot attribute of startspace which is never 
read? It might be correct in 1.8.7, so it most have somehow got lost in 
during the merge.

>
> Relict will be fixed tonight in map.xml
>
> Hm ? the svg tile for bejing looks correct ? at least in rails1.8.x its
> the correct one. i have fixed that in my development branch..

The svg is correct, however the tokens are not displayed correctly.
Most likely there is code missing from rails1.8.7 that painted the 
tokens correctly.

>
> It should be on the right side of E11 and on the left side of E13  ?
> Theres no tile E1 on the map ?

Sorry I meant E11. It shows the blue bars left and right (the one to E9 
is incorrect). This might be related to the double-definition (in E11 
and both E13, this is not required), however it should not cause to show 
up incorrect.

>
> One issue: the medium city large circle around a black dot are a
> speciality of 1880 and can be upgrade into a large city or downsized to
> a small stop. The game engine sometimes doesnt recognise the true
> function of the halt/stop if its upgraded or downgraded.

What do you mean game engine? The revenue calculation engine? Or for 
token lays? In Rails 1.8.7 or in Rails 2?

>
> Regards
> Martin
>
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