This commit introduces a comprehensive tiered route generation system that replaces the basic route categories with specific route types based on medieval transportation networks:
Route System Changes:
- Major Sea Routes (majorSea): Long-distance maritime trade routes connecting capitals and major ports across water bodies, simulating Hanseatic League-style trade networks
- Regional Sea Routes (regional): Shorter routes within specific water bodies for high-traffic local maritime trade
- Royal Roads (royal): Capital-to-capital connections for diplomatic and military movement using minimum spanning tree algorithm
- Market Roads (market): Regional trade networks connecting market towns with 15-30km spacing based on medieval market day travel distances
- Local Roads (local): Village-to-market connections linking settlements to their nearest commercial centers
- Footpaths (footpath): Hamlet paths with 3-8km range for local community connections
Implementation Details:
- Removed fallback calls to legacy route generation functions to ensure clean tiered system operation
- Routes now include both 'group' (general category) and 'type' (specific tier) properties for detailed classification
- Enhanced route generation uses settlement hierarchy and geographic constraints for realistic medieval transportation patterns
- Route cost modifiers applied based on route type importance (royal and majorSea routes have priority routing)
CSV Export Enhancements:
- Added 'Type' column to routes CSV export to distinguish between route tiers
- Updated routes overview UI to display both group and type information
- Enhanced header layout to accommodate new type column
- Routes can now be analyzed by both general category and specific function
Technical Changes:
- Fixed route ID assignment conflicts between immediate and background processing phases
- Improved route data structure consistency across generation phases
- Updated routes overview display to show detailed route type information
- Enhanced CSV export function to include route type data from pack.routes
- Fixed core issue where cells.pop and burg.population were both being counted
- Changed aggregation logic across all modules to use either burg OR cell population, never both
- If cell has burg: count only burg population (represents all people in that area)
- If cell has no burg: count only cells.pop (represents scattered population)
Files modified:
- modules/burgs-and-states.js: Fixed state population aggregation
- modules/ui/provinces-editor.js: Fixed province population aggregation
- modules/dynamic/editors/cultures-editor.js: Fixed culture population aggregation
- modules/dynamic/editors/religions-editor.js: Fixed religion population aggregation
- modules/ui/biomes-editor.js: Fixed biome population aggregation
- modules/ui/zones-editor.js: Fixed zone population calculations (2 locations)
- modules/military-generator.js: Redesigned military generation to use only burg populations
Military system changes:
- Removed rural military generation (all forces now come from settlements)
- Only burgs with 500+ people can maintain military forces
- Military strength based on actual burg population (2.5% mobilization rate)
Result: Population totals now consistent across all CSV exports (~2M total vs previous 40x discrepancy)
The id field for geojson export was not consistent with csv exports.
Removes the prefix on routes, rivers and markers geojson, and on
markers csv, to make them all use only an integer as id.
This makes it easier to import and do joins in other software.
* Add Claude AI support (#1165)
* feat: ai generator - add support for claude
* feat: ai generator - add claude support
* refactor: clean up API calls
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Co-authored-by: Azgaar <maxganiev@yandex.com>
* feat: ai - claude support
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Co-authored-by: aesli <37640637+aesliva@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Azgaar <azgaar.fmg@yandex.com>
* removed priority queue in favor of simple array extension as it will be easier to migrate to esm
* patch: bump version
* spacing
* moved references to globalThis
* demonstrate module interop
* added version to priority-queue and moved to utils to follow dom loading pattern
* removed PriorityQueue in favor of FlatQueue
* update index.html
* never mind that force push I don't know how to amend commits right
* missing capitalization
* priority set to 0 on 541
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Co-authored-by: RyanGuild <ryan.guild@us-ignite.org>
