Friday Progress Report 210
Bug hunting and Polishing
We are still not back at 100%, but things are better.
We finished implementing all features we want for the demo, and now we want to polish the demo and make sure it works before releasing it.
Our latest feature is tooltip formatting, instead of hardcoding the tooltips we made the system more flexible to allow more complex adaptive tooltips, modders will have easy access to this too.
The current formatting options are:
$P$0$P$ => math.abs((float)value0).ToString()); This forces a positive value
$N$0$N$ => (-math.abs((float)value0)).ToString()); This forces a negative value
$1M%$0$1M%$ => ((float)value0 - 1).ToString("####%")); This will transform a decimal value into a percentage after applying -1 to the value (1.5 => 0.5 => 50%)
$FFormat 0F$0$FF$ => String.Format("Format 0", value0); This option is for advanced formatting, it calls the C# format function and gives the modder a powerful tool.
$F%Format 0F$0$FF$ => String.Format("Format 0", value0-1); Same as above, but applies -1 to the value beforehand, good for percentages.
But unless you intend to mod the game this information is not really important.
We found plenty bugs to fix, but we think the demo will still be done this month.
We are still not back at 100%, but things are better.
We finished implementing all features we want for the demo, and now we want to polish the demo and make sure it works before releasing it.
Our latest feature is tooltip formatting, instead of hardcoding the tooltips we made the system more flexible to allow more complex adaptive tooltips, modders will have easy access to this too.
The current formatting options are:
$P$0$P$ => math.abs((float)value0).ToString()); This forces a positive value
$N$0$N$ => (-math.abs((float)value0)).ToString()); This forces a negative value
$1M%$0$1M%$ => ((float)value0 - 1).ToString("####%")); This will transform a decimal value into a percentage after applying -1 to the value (1.5 => 0.5 => 50%)
$FFormat 0F$0$FF$ => String.Format("Format 0", value0); This option is for advanced formatting, it calls the C# format function and gives the modder a powerful tool.
$F%Format 0F$0$FF$ => String.Format("Format 0", value0-1); Same as above, but applies -1 to the value beforehand, good for percentages.
But unless you intend to mod the game this information is not really important.
We found plenty bugs to fix, but we think the demo will still be done this month.