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Checked ingame - confirmed. Even fleetships are doing this: Mark 2 V-Wings claim a cap of 60, then (108 remaining in the galaxy). Assault Starships do the same thing as Raids, in that you get one ship at MK1, one ship at MK2, then three ships at MK3. Their XML looks fine. |
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Hey Chris So the UI code says buffer.Add( "\n" ).Add( shipOrSquad ).Add( " Cap:" ).Add( " " ).Add( ( localPlayerFaction.GetGlobalTotalCap( relatedEntityData, 0 ) ).ToString( "#,##0" ) ); <=== I don't think we should pass in 0 here , I think it needs to be -1 but GetGlobalTotalCap says public Int32 GetGlobalTotalCap( GameEntityTypeData EntityType, int PretendIsMarkLevelIfGreaterThanOrEqualToZero ) { ..... if ( PretendIsMarkLevelIfGreaterThanOrEqualToZero >= 0 ) <==== but we always pass in 0 in the hover entity code, so we always check the 0th element, aka mark level 1. markStats = EntityType.ForMark[PretendIsMarkLevelIfGreaterThanOrEqualToZero]; else markStats = EntityType.MarkStatsFor( this ); I suspect that the right fix is to just have the UI code pass in -1 for this code path. I don't have time to check this though. I think the code change required is is in Window_InGameHoverEntityInfo.cs, which means that anyone who wants to compile things can test this. |
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Thanks! * Fixed the bug where in the tooltips the cap of ships was being shown wrong. |
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