Fix: Desert/rainforest data coordinate 'y' is off by 1 when their 'x' coordinate is negative #8588
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Can you explain why you've changed the signs of the values, rather than just incrementing them like in the commit you linked? |
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I was lazy, now it's incremented. |
Sure, why not |
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Motivation / Problem
The data that is used for generating desert or rainforest in sub-tropical is a list of TileIndexDiffC offsets, and visually look like a circumference.
The half towards NE looks misaligned.
It is similar to a bug that was uncovered back in 4846c7e for oil rig layout, in which it looked like this:
And once fixed, it looked like this:
This PR fixes the offset layout in the same manner as the oil rig layout.
Description
Make it aligned.

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Checklist for review
Some things are not automated, and forgotten often. This list is a reminder for the reviewers.