They were laid out as one run, so every explanation started wherever its key
happened to end. Key now sits under the label, explanation under the control.
Keeps the old starter's starter.batterydefault key and its three states. The
setting wins over the depot checkbox, which greys out and says so while an
override is in force.
It was a global preference that rewrote the trainset speed at launch, while what
it really sets is whether this consist starts prepared or cold. Now a checkbox in
the consist-scope section, acting on the consist being edited.
The number editor was pinned to the unit's first car, so every vehicle in a
multiple unit shared one number. Removing a vehicle only moved the highlight,
leaving the starting vehicle and the panels on the deleted one. Drops the tab
strip around the single configuration panel and shortens the consist row when
the thumbnails are small.
The repositories resolved GetEncoding(1250) in their constructors, before
anything registered CodePagesEncodingProvider - reads fell back to Latin-1 and
Polish characters came out as mojibake.
VehicleDatabase becomes VehicleCatalog, Physics becomes VehiclePhysics, and the
textures.txt and .fiz parsers move to Infrastructure. GameLibrary replaces the
GameData singleton.
Shaders: drop ApplyHdrShader and FindBundled. The Pascal starter only copied
starter/Reinhard.glsl over shaders/tonemapping.glsl when the user picked an
operator in the HDR combo (uSettings.pas ChangeHDR, its only caller being
cbHDRChange), never on an ordinary save. We ran it from SaveTo, so every save
replaced the file the game ships. That file has been tracked in the game repo
since 2020 and now defaults to AgX, so overwriting it with a 2021-vintage
Reinhard was a two-generation downgrade that also lost the NaN/Inf sanitize.
Also comments out gfx.postfx.tonemapping on save; the engine has no such key.
Executable: ResolveExecutable now validates its pick (file exists, has an
execute bit outside Windows, and the MZ/ELF header matches the running OS) and
returns the first candidate that passes instead of the first that matches by
name. .exe is no longer a Linux candidate - a Steam install with the native
binary still zipped would otherwise resolve to the Windows PE. On failure the
problem reaches the caller, and MainWindow shows it instead of swallowing the
exception, so a launch that does nothing is no longer silent. A manual pick
whose file is temporarily missing is kept in the combo rather than falling back
to auto and being overwritten on the next save.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HamVNWE9mwmz1vs2iEpNQq
Removes every // and /// comment from the 28 .cs files, -1331 lines.
Done with a lexer rather than a regex: the sources carry plenty of // inside
string literals (@"//\$decor\b", the //$o trainset directives, sb.Append("// "),
"https://wiki.eu07.pl/") and those must survive. It tracks regular, verbatim and
interpolated strings, interpolation holes and char literals. Every file was
checked by comparing the sequence of string-literal characters before and after
the strip; all 28 match. BOMs preserved, blank-line runs collapsed to one.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HamVNWE9mwmz1vs2iEpNQq
