Cataclysm-dda: ChestHole tile for spotted landmine too subtle

[moxian]

Game version: cataclysmdda-0.C-7227

Operating system: windows 7

Tiles or curses: tiles

Mods active: Default ones

Expected behavior

I walk into a mine and get blown up

Actual behavior

Game asks me if I want to step onto the mine (that is unrevealed to me)

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Load the game from attachment try stepping north.
Merrillville - Copy.zip

[Zireael07]

This is intended, otherwise there would be many many ragequits.

[ZenZen2]

It was revealed to you, else you wont get a warning. Tested your save and found one that didnt give me a warning.
Use Debugg and set perception to 1 and run into a (unvisited) minefield = no more warnings.

[ZenZen2]

Here you can see that it was revealed to you due to your high perception

[kevingranade]

Is there no "buried but noticed landmine" tile?
From the screenshot it seems like the landmine is practically invisible,
even though it was detected.

[ZenZen2]

tr_landmine_buried and tr_landmine_buried_season_winter is used for detected landmines. Chesthole, MShock and MXotto use tiles there with no difference to normal background.

[DracoGriffin]

@kevingranade From ChestHole, yes there is. For simplicity, I'm just going to focus on ChestHole's, but I believe MShock and Xotto all follow the same methodology.

ChestHoleTileset\tile_config.json:
```json {
"id": "tr_landmine_buried_season_winter",
"fg": 2587,
"bg": 2424
},
{
"id": "tr_landmine",
"bg": 2424,
"rotates": false
},
{
"id": "tr_landmine_buried",
"fg": 2586,
"bg": 2424,
"rotates": false
},

ChestHole32Tileset_iso\tile_config.json:
```json
        {
          "bg": 2424,
          "fg": 2587,
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried_season_winter"
        },
        {
          "bg": 2424,
          "id": "tr_landmine",
          "rotates": false
        },
        {
          "bg": 2424,
          "fg": 2586,
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried",
          "rotates": false
        },

ChestHole32Tileset\tile_config.json:

        {
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried_season_winter",
          "fg": 2587,
          "bg": 2424
        },
        {
          "id": "tr_landmine",
          "bg": 2424,
          "rotates": false
        },
        {
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried",
          "fg": 2586,
          "bg": 2424,
          "rotates": false
        },

ChestHole16Tileset\tile_config.json:

        {
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried_season_winter",
          "fg": 2587,
          "bg": 2424
        },
        {
          "id": "tr_landmine",
          "bg": 2424,
          "rotates": false
        },
        {
          "id": "tr_landmine_buried",
          "fg": 2586,
          "bg": 2424,
          "rotates": false
        },

What it looks like in tiles.png:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/365907426270117888/427588511823036416/hiddenburiedlandmine.png
The two terrain tiles above the pit are for buried landmines/bear traps (they share the same foreground tile). The first row along the top is for normal grass (non-winter/winter) terrain.

What is looks like in-game zoomed in (credit to @NoCreativeNames ):
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/365907426270117888/427593311147130900/unknown.png
There are only two buried land mines in this picture (one directly north, and one directly west. The "other" one in the top left corner is NOT a buried land mine).

[kevingranade]

Yea that's like a million times too subtle, it needs to be obvious at a
glance that something's there.

[Chezzo]

I'll get it fixed.

Anyone know what a minefield is using the overmap editor?

[DracoGriffin]

I'm assuming you mean this link.

Or if you mean generating the little mine fields in-game through debug, I don't think it's possible. At least from my experience and exploration. However, you can do: debug hotkey -> g -> t -> # 18 buried land mine -> [enter to place underneath character/m to move cursor to place somewhere else].

[ZenZen2]

Another way to get minefields:
open regional_map_settings.json and replace

          "field": {
              "chance": 90,                 "//": "one in # chance of spawning an extra",
              "extras": {                   "//": "weighted list",
                  "mx_helicopter": 40,
                  "mx_military": 8,
                  "mx_science": 20,
                  "mx_collegekids": 25,
                  "mx_drugdeal": 20,
                  "mx_supplydrop": 10,
                  "mx_portal": 3,
                  "mx_minefield": 50,
                  "mx_crater": 10,
                  "mx_fumarole": 8,
                  "mx_portal_in": 1,
                  "mx_anomaly": 3
              }

with

          "field": {
              "chance": 1,
              "extras": {  
                  "mx_minefield": 50
              }

now all fields should have minefields. (didnt test it)