Reading maps will reveal previously partially revealed tiles #75641
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Summary
Bugfixes "Reading maps will reveal previously partially revealed tiles"
Purpose of change
Steps to reproduce:
-Spawn default character, debug spawn radiotower, binoculars and road map.
-Climb the tower. Use the map.
-See roads revealed in the unexplored area, but not around the tower where character could only make out vague details of what is there.
Describe the solution
Using maps will fully reveal tiles that are not fully revealed, instead of revealing tiles that are unexplored.
Testing
Climbed the tower again and used some maps to make sure relevant things revealed both in unexplored area and in partially explored
