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Glass cockpit: radar columns reach under the map too

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The amber Secondary/Screen columns get the same treatment as the red
MFD banks, turned on its side: each button reaches 100px in behind the
map with a 10px indicator clearing the edge, so the lamp reads as a
slim column and the radar picture is the click target. The shared
buttonDepth/indicatorStrip constants now drive both banks, and the
columns are clamped so they can never meet behind a narrow map.

The map pane narrows from 404 to 344 for a 324-wide glass, handing the
difference back to the viewscreen.

Verified live: clicking 60px inside the radar from either edge presses
the column button behind it, with feedback in that side's strip (720
and 1350 pixels).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cyd
2026-07-25 12:31:10 -05:00
co-authored by Claude Fable 5
parent 0bec0f9640
commit b6045f3c94
1 changed files with 29 additions and 21 deletions
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MUNGA_L4/L4MFDVIEW.cpp
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@@ -11,13 +11,14 @@ namespace
const int buttonGap = 4;
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// MFD button banks run UNDER the glass: the button is this tall
// in total, but only the indicator strip shows past the display
// edge - the rest sits behind the MFD picture, which is what the
// player actually clicks.
// Button banks run UNDER the glass: a button reaches this far in
// from the display edge, but only the indicator strip clears that
// edge - the rest sits behind the picture, which is what the
// player actually clicks. Applies to both the MFD strips (depth
// measured vertically) and the map's side columns (horizontally).
//---------------------------------------------------------------
const int mfdButtonHeight = 100;
const int mfdIndicatorStrip = 10;
const int buttonDepth = 100;
const int indicatorStrip = 10;
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// Button fill colors by lamp brightness (0 off / 1-2 dim / 3
@@ -271,8 +272,8 @@ void
// and the picture above/below it is the click target. Paint
// draws the buttons before the MFD image for that reason.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
int strip_h = mfdIndicatorStrip;
int button_h = mfdButtonHeight;
int strip_h = indicatorStrip;
int button_h = buttonDepth;
// on a scaled-down cockpit, keep the two banks from meeting
int limit = (display_height + 2 * strip_h) / 2;
@@ -305,20 +306,27 @@ void
else if (button_style == SideColumns)
{
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// 6 buttons down each side of the glass, stacked contiguous
// and flush to the pane edges, like the pod's strips (the
// pod wires only 6 of each column's 8 addresses to buttons;
// the rest are Tesla relays). Left = anchorA ascending,
// right = anchorB.
// 6 buttons down each side of the glass (the pod wires only 6
// of each column's 8 addresses to buttons; the rest are Tesla
// relays). Left = anchorA ascending, right = anchorB.
//
// Same trick as the MFD banks, turned on its side: each
// button reaches buttonDepth in behind the map and leaves an
// indicatorStrip clearing the edge, so the lamp reads as a
// slim column and the map itself is the click target.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
int col_w = display_width / 8;
if (col_w < 20) col_w = 20;
if (col_w > 40) col_w = 40;
int strip_w = indicatorStrip;
int button_w = buttonDepth;
// keep the two columns from meeting behind a narrow map
int limit = (display_width + 2 * strip_w) / 2;
if (button_w > limit) button_w = limit;
if (button_w < strip_w) button_w = strip_w;
int button_h = display_height / 6;
displayX = col_w;
*client_width = display_width + 2 * col_w;
displayX = strip_w;
*client_width = display_width + 2 * strip_w;
for (int i = 0; i < 6; ++i)
{
@@ -329,15 +337,15 @@ void
left->amber = 1;
left->x = 0;
left->y = i * button_h;
left->w = col_w;
left->w = button_w;
left->h = h;
ScreenButton *right = &buttons[buttonCount++];
right->unit = anchorB + i;
right->amber = 1;
right->x = displayX + displayW;
right->x = displayX + displayW + strip_w - button_w;
right->y = left->y;
right->w = col_w;
right->w = button_w;
right->h = h;
}
}