What changed in EDuke32, build by build

Fix longstanding player hitscan and decal z coordinate offset bug

Improve check_floor_curb()

Fix SOS check in clipmove()

Add support for returning the closest point in the sector to getsectordist()

Add new findwallbetweensectors() function and change sectoradjacent() to use it

Add *.grp, *.rts, *.art, and the current names for the texture cache files to .gitignore

Piddly fart bullshit changes that don't really do anything

Exclude vfs.cpp from VS project to suppress linker warning about an object without symbols

Add SFLAG_QUEUEDFORDELETE, to handle detection and manipulation of things like decal sprites marked for deletion

Utilize the types added in the previous commit

Fix EDUKE32_STANDALONE crash when calling G_DeleteOldSaves() at startup in debug builds

Whitespace

Remove useless unused "sqr" function

Make editor no longer mask off sprite cstat bits when set from script

Update libdivide.h with a couple of fixes for obscure problems from their git repo

Replace manual search of clipsectorlist[] in clipmove() and friends with a bitmap

Fix clipupdatesector()

Improve warnings spewed by clipmove() when attempting to consider too many things for clipping

Clean up clip.h and declare a bunch of stuff in clip.cpp static

Reduce MAXCLIPSECTORS to 512

Fix warnings with TrackedType

Fix potential future issues with cursectnum exceeding numsectors after a sector delete operation in the editor

Fix crash when passing updatesectorz() an invalid sector number > numsectors and < MAXSECTORS

Fix issue where "unbound" without a control name afterward would end up in settings.cfg when dealing with disabled gamefuncs

Fix issue with G hotkey in editor sound list (F2) where the input field value was clamped to the total number of defined sounds instead of the highest index a sound is defined at

Fix dumbass problem with r7463 that screwed up projectiles

Patch from Fox adding SFLAG_NOWATERSECTOR, to prevent certain sprites from moving into water

More player clipping fixes

Update VS projects to the VS2019 platform toolset

We probably don't want to be bailing out here when handling a clipshape

Fix potential OOB memory access if the player's curr_weapon member is set out of range from CON

Fix another clipping problem underwater

This is a better version of r7468

Fix underwater player clipping issue

Fix editor clipping issue

usectortype/uwalltype cleanup in clip.cpp

Fix crash in editor tile selector

Add bounds checking for populating clipsectorlist[], use preprocessor labels for sprite cstats

Partially refactor clipmove()

Temporarily comment out r_texfilter cvar definition until filtering works again

Further clipmove() improvements to better deal with sector-over-sector

Fix Duke3D underwater movement speed

Revert change to enemy step heights that wasn't working out

Fix crash in situations where rendering a scene would overrun all of the MAXBUNCHES sized arrays in both classic and polymost

Revert "Lower MAXWALLSB"

Fix return types of osdcmd_dumpmapstate() and osdcmd_playerinfo()

Group stuff affected by NETCODE_DISABLE together in osdcmds.cpp--no functional changes

Fix issue where controls intentionally bound to no keys would be reset to default at startup

Fix "spriteshadow" on voxels in Polymost

Fix crash when starting E2L1

Fix Duke's head bouncing off the ceiling when jumping

Work around issue where player sticks to the ceiling after jumping

Bump MAXCLIPNUM to 3072 because IM was still hitting it with 2048

This should fix most of the remaining issues with projectiles colliding with ledges they shouldn't be hitting

Allow disabling undo in editor 3d mode from cfg file

Replace some individual assignments of structure members with whole structure assignments

Polymost voxel rendering VBO patch from Nuke

Adjust projection matrix depending on SCISDIST

Mapster32 will now load "editor.def" if it exists

Replace hard-coded literal "777" for player crack_time member with preprocessor define

EDUKE32_STANDALONE stuff

Fix irritating Duke clipping bugs, including where the player walks up on to wall oriented sprites