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Bilka: merged into map structure

2019-03-28T15:56:39Z

merged into map structure

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	~~{{Languages}}~~		#REDIRECT[[Map_structure#Chunk]]
	~~A Chunk is a~~ [[~~units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32×32 [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 tiles.~~

	~~Chunks are used for:~~
	* Map generation. When the [[player]] runs around, has a [[radar]] explore the map via sectors or has [[artillery shell]]s fired across long distances, the map is revealed in chunks.
	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.

	~~==See also==~~
	* [[Tile]], the next smaller unit.
	* [[Region]]~~, the next larger unit.~~

Zippy at 02:20, 17 December 2018

2018-12-17T02:20:01Z

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	{{Languages}}		{{Languages}}
	A Chunk is a [[units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map ~~32x32~~ [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 ~~[[tile]]s~~.		A Chunk is a [[units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32×32 [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 tiles.

	Chunks are used for:		Chunks are used for:
	* Map generation. When the player runs around ~~and reveals~~ the map or ~~the radar explores~~ the map~~, it~~ is revealed in chunks.		* Map generation. When the [[player]] runs around, has a [[radar]] explore the map via sectors or has [[artillery shell]]s fired across long distances, the map is revealed in chunks.
	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.

Bilka: Reverted edits by BilkaBot (talk) to last revision by Arseniccatnip

2017-09-06T19:29:33Z

Reverted edits by BilkaBot (talk) to last revision by Arseniccatnip

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	Chunks are used for:		Chunks are used for:
	* Map generation. When the player runs around and reveals the map or the radar explores the map, it is revealed in chunks.		* Map generation. When the player runs around and reveals the map or the radar explores the map, it is revealed in chunks.
	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.

BilkaBot: Changed links going to the redirect Tick to go to Game-tick.

2017-09-05T13:07:44Z

Changed links going to the redirect Tick to go to Game-tick.

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	Chunks are used for:		Chunks are used for:
	* Map generation. When the player runs around and reveals the map or the radar explores the map, it is revealed in chunks.		* Map generation. When the player runs around and reveals the map or the radar explores the map, it is revealed in chunks.
	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[~~Tick~~]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.

Arseniccatnip at 16:33, 20 August 2017

2017-08-20T16:33:06Z

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	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.
	* ~~The next smaller unit is the~~ [[Tile]].
	* ~~The next bigger unit is the~~ [[Region]].		==See also==
			* [[Tile]], the next smaller unit.
			* [[Region]], the next larger unit.

TheWombatGuru at 20:56, 26 October 2014

2014-10-26T20:56:35Z

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			{{Languages}}
	A Chunk is a [[units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32x32 [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[tile]]s.		A Chunk is a [[units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32x32 [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[tile]]s.

Ssilk at 15:13, 12 September 2014

2014-09-12T15:13:52Z

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	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.
			* The next smaller unit is the [[Tile]].
	* The next bigger unit is the [[Region]].		* The next bigger unit is the [[Region]].

Ssilk at 15:09, 12 September 2014

2014-09-12T15:09:15Z

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	* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].		* Chunks are "switched off" to save CPU cycles. If nothing important happens in a chunk (e.g. there are only fishes swimming around in the chunk) the chunk is not computed in the next [[Tick]].
	* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.		* The [[pollution]] model is based on chunks, and pollution spreads to neighboring chunks.
			* The next bigger unit is the [[Region]].

Djungelorm at 12:40, 13 August 2014

2014-08-13T12:40:17Z

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	A Chunk is a [[unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32x32 [[~~Tile~~]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[~~Tile~~]]s.		A Chunk is a [[units\|unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32x32 [[tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[tile]]s.

	Chunks are used for:		Chunks are used for:

Djungelorm at 12:39, 13 August 2014

2014-08-13T12:39:07Z

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	A Chunk ~~refers to~~ either an area of the map 32x32 [[Tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[Tile]]s.		A Chunk is a [[unit]] defined as either an area of the map 32x32 [[Tile]]s in size (containing 1024 tiles in total) ''or'' a distance of 32 [[Tile]]s.

	Chunks are used for:		Chunks are used for: