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Feature Request: Unlimited Scale #162

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mooing-cowmilk opened this issue Sep 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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Feature Request: Unlimited Scale #162

mooing-cowmilk opened this issue Sep 11, 2022 · 4 comments

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@mooing-cowmilk
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Add a setting that allows you to zoom out far beyond the max 1024 scale. It would be a setting to push your pc to the max. (you can put a warning on it saying program will crash at some point).

Just a fun setting to mess around with. Not hugely needed/important
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Originally there wasn't any limit to the scale, but people reported several issues, so I set the limit to 1:1024 since that's more or less the limit where you won't be able to discern any useful information anymore.
I'm guessing this request is a follow up from the addition of the outer end voids.

I made some optimizations and expanded the scale limit to 1:4096, so you'll now be able to see a fair portion of the entire world. I guess the tool will start using more memory at that point, but I think its fair to blame the user in that scenario.

If you still want to bypass the scale limits you can always set a value in the config file before starting the tool.
(Probably located in ~/.config/cubiomes-viewer or %AppData%/Local/cubiomes-viewer.)

@mooing-cowmilk
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I might be blind but I don't see it in either location.
%AppData%/Local/cubiomes-viewer exists for me but only has 3 files (quad_barely, Quad_ideal, and session)

Assuming ~/.config/cubiomes-viewer means my home directory C:\Users[my user] , I don't see a config file there

@Cubitect
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Apparently I was mistaken. The tool uses QSettings for the UI settings, which on Linux is just a file in the same location as QStandardPaths::AppConfigLocation, so it's just another file or directory in ~/.config, but on Windows it evidently resolves to an entry in the system registry. That's pretty inconvenient.

Cubitect added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 13, 2022
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Undates for 2.6.0
a2bfd58 
* added UI event buffering to the anaylsis results, making it much more performant with many seeds (#122)
* added custom separator option for csv export (#122)
* added DejaVuSans monospace font for a more consistent look (#107)
* added filter for biome center locations with scale 1:256 for versions up to 1.17 (#63)
* changed biome statistics UI to display seeds as rows (#122)
* changed matching seed list and some anaylsis results to be tristate sortable
* changed zoom limits for the goto dialog, allowing a larger manual zoom range (#162)
* changed abandoned village and end ship modifiers to be a tristate with exclude option (#168)
* fixed incorrect progress display for anaylses (#165)
* fixed stronghold filter so it doesn't skip the last inner ring stronghold (#171)
* fixed slightly inaccurate biome check location for some villages and bastions (#168)
* + few more minor fixes and tweaks
@Cubitect
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In 2.6.0 you can now manually specify a map scaling with the goto dialog within a much larger range than you can get by scrolling.
This way you can't accidentally get to a problematic scale, but the user can override the limit to a practical extent.

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