There was an issue with the "and warmer than" case for the strange device check that made it exclude more areas than it should have. The changes fix that issue, and a few related variable and method names are renamed to help avoid similar confusion in the future.
The player is sometimes 2 squares away when setting up the trap
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Revert "HunterPlugin: Fix deadfall trap"
This reverts commit a54852e03817306e5e619fee13d4557ef523da4a.
The hot-cold clue scroll plugin is an extension of the existing clue scroll plugins. When a hot-cold clue is opened, instructions for obtaining the strange device will be displayed. Once the user attempts to use the strange device, the panel component will switch to showing names of world areas and how many possible final locations are in each world area. Once the user checks in a different spot, the list of world areas and number of possible final locations will be updated to reflect the temperature obtained from the strange device. From the second check onward the warmer/colder result of the strange device will also be considered (same temperature is not considered at this time because I couldn't figure out a good way to implement it, but the process is still quick without it).
Once the number of possible final dig spots is reduced to 10, the panel component will switch to showing the descriptions of the remaining dig spots. The user can continue testing locations to further narrow the number of remaining spots. The remaining spots will have a blue ground highlight, showing approximately where the final 9x9 dig spot area will be. When the user receives a message that their device is shaking, a dig icon will be placed on that square signaling that a valid final dig location has been found.
The logic behind the hot-cold plugin is based on the precise range of squares that a player is away from the final location when checking the temperature of the strange device (measured in Chebyshev or Chess-board distance). All calculations are based off of the world map coordinate system, and strange device checks can be done anywhere on the world map. The centers of the final locations were manually approximated by comparing wiki location pictures to a coordinate map. So some final locations may be slightly off-center, but since the final areas are 9x9 this leaves room in the calculations for any slightly off-centered points.
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