For a static constant integer value, it's stylistically clearer to use constexpr instead of const. The resulting variable is implicitly const, but is also guaranteed to have a compile-time-computable value.
Use snprintf instead of _itoa as it's not available on all platforms. Also change the format specifies for unsigned variables to %u instead of %i, to be more correct...
Introduce a named constant for the width of a tab in the Guest window, and touch the places that set the window width to add it to the minimum window width when the debugging tab is enabled, so that the tab doesn't render off the side of the window.
Add a new tab to the Guest window which we can use to display debug information and tools for guests. At the moment it's blank and always visible; next step is to make it only show up when debugging tools are enabled.
In OpenRCT2, when vehicles roll backward on a long, flat track piece,
they would eventually change their direction of movement and move
forward instead, after their velocity reached -4095. The acceleration
due to rolling resistance and drag changes to 0 at that point, which
caused the "implicit boost" up to a velocity of ~+32k (close to 2km/h)
to trigger.
The behavior is different in vanilla RCT2, where vehicles just keep on
very slowly rolling backwards.
This commit disables the "implicit forward boost" for vehicles rolling
backward to mimic vanilla RCT2 behavior.
The multiplayer toolbar button is the same globe used for the
multiplayer option on the title screen, since it seems like
a nicer (and better?) looking option than the two riders.
Also conflicts less with the new sync icons.
This fixes the problem where the ride entrance hut
banner would show a nonsense number after auto-named
rides based on the amount the text had scrolled.
For some reason, all signs report "Sign" as their text
before actually being modified. This also happens with the
tile inspector, so for now I'm not terribly worried about it
Changes some things to use STR_BANNER_TEXT_FORMAT and removes
instances of " - - " attached to other strings in the
localization files.
This can be used in the future to show the messages on
a sign or banner via a tooltip without having to
duplicate those messages without " - - ".
