* Put all of TitleSequenceManager into the same namespace
* Move RideConstructionState into the OpenRCT2 namespace
* Adopt existing namespaces into OpenRCT2 namespace
This adds `using namespace OpenRCT2` to compilation units where appropriate,
as a means to get the codebase to compile until these units have been placed
in a namespace of their own.
* Split off path addition paint calls
* Replace occurences of “path bit” with “path addition”
* Replace occurences of “footpath item“ with “path addition”
In park/replay from dump #19574 there was a calamity that happened
likely due to a plugin. Pretty much all rides were deleted in single
tick, which caused the park to mark some locations as null and then it
tripped on one of the many assertions. In many of the places it already
bails out if ride or vehicle is a nullptr, so I followed with similar
approach for invalid ride exits.
* Fix#19503. Hide 3+ queue junction railings behind a flag
This is to prevent existing parks from changing their behaviour
* Clang format
* Bump version numbers. Update changelog
* Update text
* Use money64 for ride prices and shop items
* Use money64 for park entrance fee
* Use money64 for gGuestInitialCash
* Use money64 for upkeep costs
* Use money64 for ride value
* Use money64 for marketing campaign cost
* Use money64 for object prices
* Use money64 for land prices
* Use money64 for guest expenditure
* Replace remaining occurrences of money32 with money64
* Update replays
* Bump network version
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Co-authored-by: duncanspumpkin <duncans_pumpkin@hotmail.co.uk>
* Move footpathitem entry into new getter
* Move scenery group entry into new getter
* Move water entry into new getter
* Move large scenery entry into new getter
* Remove unused header includes
* Fix compile issue
* Include missing header from vcxproj
The tile element should be determined the same way as is done when checking if the footpath is blocked by a vehicle.
Also added some extra safety checks and made the code a bit more efficient / reusable. For example: when the staff member is not a mechanic, the tile element doesn't have to determined.
If peeps approached a railway crossing from downhill, they would not stop for a passing train. This was because the exact destination z is determined too late. To always get the correct path, get the first footpath at the previous z index, or one step above.
Co-authored-by: Gymnasiast <m.o.steenbeek@gmail.com>
