Allow building on top of trees #5197
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While poking the bear with a Discord topic about adjusting the reclaim value of trees we found one issue: it would make it a lot more difficult to clear the base of trees for buildings.
As a general quality of life improvement this will allow you to build on top of props that are used commonly on maps but usually have little value or meaning. As a few examples:
and tree groupsThe general rule of thumb: a prop that is a wreck, rock or has a significant reclaim value are required to be reclaimed before building. Anything else is destroyed instantly when building on top of it. You gain no resources of the props that are destroyed.
To see it in action:
building-over-trees.mp4
This pull request requires FAForever/FA-Binary-Patches#16 to work. With thanks to @4z0t for the assembly patch