Incorrect highlight count about terrafirma

[galtgendo]

...tested with another map, this time with Corruption map. Again, one Shadow Orb isn't highlighted.

It's not a matter of map position though, it's probably an internal order of the counted objects.

[mrkite]

Strange. I'll have to look into what's happening.

[galtgendo]

...:sweat:...
OK, this is a dupe of #36 after all.
It just happens to be that both of the non-highlighted objects were submerged.
If you happen to have a map were a large object is partially submerged, you may sometimes (on lower zoom level or when textures aren't used) see that the object is partially highlighted (just the part above water level).

[galtgendo]

...however, I've found a different typo: in res/items.json, Space Gun is incorrectly listed with the same id as Bottled Water.

[galtgendo]

...funny, you've failed to address my last comment...

[galtgendo]

Actually, I'm a bit curious: how do you produce those res json files in the first place ?
Cause given their size, it doesn't seem to be by manual entry...

[mrkite]

I didn't comment on it, sorry, but I did fix it. I just haven't pushed it yet.

The json files are generated by a web tool. I've been contemplating porting the tool over to Qt and sticking it into Terrafirma.

[galtgendo]

...correct me, if I'm wrong, but doesn't that tool get its values from the executable ?
Not that I know which tool you're talking about, I simply don't see any file among loose data that would contain such info.
Also, such tool would still need a history database - I didn't check if you're actually using 'min' fields from header.json, but I'm nearly certain that those are history related.
Cause if so, it might be tricky to get it to work with both Windows and Linux executables...

[mrkite]

Pretty much all the data is gotten from reverse engineering the executable. The header stuff definitely is (and I do use min and max). The tool just gives a nice way of editing the jsons.

[galtgendo]

...I wonder if there's a freeware tool not written in C#, that is able to do some of the more basic stuff dnSpy/ILSpy are doing - some of basic bytecode reversing at least...

[galtgendo]

...I mean something scriptable, like able to list contained classes, then dump the selected ones...