# RSTranslator
This file is responsible for conversions or internal game values to values
that can be used by Simba and back.


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## TTranslator
Record responsible for conversions or internal game values to values
that can be used by Simba and back.


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## RSTranslator.MapWidth
```pascal
property TTranslator.MapWidth: UInt32;
```
Returns the full width in pixels of the game map.

Example:
```pascal
WriteLn RSTranslator.MapWidth;
```


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## RSTranslator.MapHeight
```pascal
property TTranslator.MapHeight: Int32;
```
Returns the full height in pixels of the game map.

Example:
```pascal
WriteLn RSTranslator.MapHeight;
```


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## RSTranslator.Global2Chunk
```pascal
function TTranslator.Global2Chunk(pt: TPoint): TPoint;
function TTranslator.Global2Chunk(b: TBox): TBox; overload;
```
Converts a "Global" coordinate to a chunk number.

Example:
```pascal
WriteLn RSTranslator.Global2Chunk(Point(2000, 2000));
```


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## RSTranslator.Chunk2Coordinate
```pascal
function TTranslator.Chunk2Coordinate(p: TPoint): TPoint;
function TTranslator.Chunk2Coordinate(b: TBox): TBox; overload;
```
Converts a "Chunk" number to the top left "Global" coordinate of that chunk.

Example:
```pascal
WriteLn RSTranslator.Chunk2Coordinate(Point(53, 50));
```


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## TTranslator.GetChunks
```pascal
function TTranslator.GetChunks(lo, hi: TPoint): TPointArray; static;
```
Simple methods that will return all chunks in between a `lo` and `hi` chunks.
This will also fix their order if required, as game chunks are oddly numbered
from bottom to top on the Y axis.

Example:
```pascal
WriteLn RSTranslator.GetChunks([20,20], [22,22]);
//This will return:
//[[20, 20], [20, 21], [20, 22], [21, 20], [21, 21], [21, 22], [22, 20], [22, 21], [22, 22]];
```


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## RSTranslator variable
Global {ref}`TTranslator` variable.