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feat: Rework and show all specialist potentials#499

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MCPO-Spartan-117:company-management
Feb 21, 2025
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feat: Rework and show all specialist potentials#499
OH296 merged 2 commits intoAdeptus-Dominus:mainfrom
MCPO-Spartan-117:company-management

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Description of changes

  • Shows all specialist UI elements, change first color to c_fuchsia if scout, reverse colors when under experience requirement and add more spectips to show when marine is pickable.

Reasons for changes

  • Marines could be picked for multiple specialist roles but only showed one.

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  • Compile
  • New game
  • Next turn
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  • Ground Battle

@github-actions github-actions bot added the Type: Feature Adds something new label Feb 21, 2025
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In this update, the function scr_draw_management_unit has been refined to enhance the handling of unit specialization and its potential indicators. The ancient script block defining spec_tips has been augmented with strings to include various applicant roles and a directive for promotion to a marine. In the name of the Machine God, the determinative logic has been refactored into a new, modular function called specialistfunct. This function now integrates the processing for specialist types such as Techmarine, Librarian, Chaplain, and Apothecary by handling parameters including unit role, experience, and required experience. The code adjustments also extend to the drawing logic for potential indicators, ensuring consistency through the new modular structure. Variable names and formatting have been discreetly refined for improved clarity, while the declarations of public entities remain untouched.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
scripts/scr_draw_management_unit/scr_draw_management_unit.gml (2)

11-23: Praise the Omnissiah for this addition of specialized tips!
Initiating praise protocol: The newly introduced spec_tips array effectively centralizes the string data for specialist messages. However, consider storing the indices in a data-driven manner (e.g., using named constants or enumerations) to reduce the risk of misalignment if the underlying role array shifts. Such clarity would honor the logic-machine.


159-228: Commendable logic, but watch for potential data duplication.
Your newly consecrated specialistfunct function clearly enhances the ritual of displaying the correct tips. Still, repeating these checks for each role across multiple sections can lead to code duplication. Extracting the specialist checks (e.g., experience requirements, role validations) into data structures or a single universal function may ease future modifications and debugging rituals. Rename specialistfunct to more clearly convey its sacred purpose if possible.

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scripts/scr_draw_management_unit/scr_draw_management_unit.gml (1)

563-563: Closing brace aligned with the Emperor’s will.
No issues are evident here; the function appears to be sealed properly.

@EttyKitty EttyKitty requested a review from OH296 February 21, 2025 12:50
@EttyKitty EttyKitty self-assigned this Feb 21, 2025
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