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Modding:Modder Guide/Game Fundamentals (view source)
Revision as of 18:25, 2 January 2021
, 18:25, 2 January 2021→Concepts: + zoom level
| Maps <tt>Long</tt>, <tt>Point</tt>, or <tt>Vector2</tt> keys to instances of <tt>TValue</tt> (the underlying value type) and <tt>TNetValue</tt> (the synchronised net type). You can iterate key/value pairs like <code>foreach (KeyValuePair<Long, TValue> pair in field.Pairs)</code> (replacing <tt>Long</tt> with <tt>Point</tt> or <tt>Vector2</tt> if needed).
| Maps <tt>Long</tt>, <tt>Point</tt>, or <tt>Vector2</tt> keys to instances of <tt>TValue</tt> (the underlying value type) and <tt>TNetValue</tt> (the synchronised net type). You can iterate key/value pairs like <code>foreach (KeyValuePair<Long, TValue> pair in field.Pairs)</code> (replacing <tt>Long</tt> with <tt>Point</tt> or <tt>Vector2</tt> if needed).
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===Zoom level===
The player can set an in-game zoom level between 75% and 200%, which adjusted the size of all pixels shown on the screen. For example, here's a player in the same position at minimum and maximum zoom levels:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! min zoom level (75%)
! max zoom level (200%)
|-
| [[File:Zoom level 75.png|300px]]
| [[File:Zoom level 200.png|300px]]
|}
In game code, this is represented by the <tt>Game1.options.zoomLevel</tt> field. Coordinates are generally adjusted for zoom level automatically, so you rarely need to account for this; but you can convert an unadjusted coordinate using <code>position * (1f / Game1.options.zoomLevel)</code> if needed.
==Main classes==
==Main classes==