Cosa è cambiato in EDuke32, build per build

in overhead map drawing code.

64-bit fixes

snapshots in the current development state now.

debugging, i.e. savegames and the like will break.

It was identified with the clearfrags rewriting, but not corrected.

if loading directly from file to state.

Various code checked for switch tiles in the following manner, for (ii=0; ii<2; ii++) switch (DynamicTileMap[sprite[i].picnum-1+ii]) { case SOME_SWITCH: ... } which blows for picnum 0. Now, we simply disallow it.

WGR2 SVN, so not sure where there's a tipping animation there).

(getzrange, hitscan, clipmove, drawmapview). They're reproducible with DNE1.3D; Since these angle values most likely come from CON code, my suggestion would be to bit-and all values representing angles with 2047 when setting the from CON, but I'd have to think about potential side-effects of doing this.

callback 'G_Polymer_UnInit'. - In astub.c, reset spritelightid to -1 when nulling the spritelightptr of a sprite (no crashes observed, just precaution) - In sdlayer.c, catch SIGILLs with our signal handler too, since illegal instructions are what the instrumented debug builds will execute when attempting to carry out an undefined (per C) operation.

one sector was filled and the 'clear bunch' message was displayed even if the operation was canceled.

The texture warping mode will need to be set depending on whether we're actually drawing a parallaxed sky or not.

This fixes the vertical (~1 texel wide) stripes that are especially noticable with tiled art skies and Polymost with r_parallaxskyclamp=1 or Polymer (which always uploads skies with repeating s and t coords). What constitutes a sky tile is currently hardcoded to be >=78 and <=99.

suboptimal, but at least 'correct' and won't produce the aforementioned corruptions anymore.

nextwalls. (i.e. setting them to -1 on 'corruptcheck tryfix')

can be caused by copying map parts from one map to another (or a new one). The copying system is slightly broken right now....

next{wall,sector} indices instead of using checksectorpointer() so that the nextwalls will be restored exactly as they were (provided that they are copied). Also fix tweaking the sectnums of sprites.

would break out of the 2D mode loop when splitting a sector would exceed limits.

- Don't crash when sector joining fails under certain circumstances. - Increase the point lock (Manhattan) distance from 1/16th to 1/8th of the grid square length, making it easier to snap to vertices not lying at the grid points with grid lock on - When drawing walls, don't snap to any of them except the first drawn

The main change consist of adding a key press (and release) callback whose only purpose is to be used from m32script as EVENT_KEYPRESS. When entering that event, the RETURN variable will be set to the keystatus code of the key, and whether it was pressed or released can be checked by looking at keystatus[] at that code (ifholdkey and ifhitkey do this). The purpose of this, then, is to be able to remap keys in a more general (and complicated) fashion than is possible with the mapster32.cfg 'remap' option. Various other additions build around this central one: - add an example EVENT_KEYPRESS to a.m32, among other things emulating the keypad arrows with Alt-<normal arrows> for notebook convenience; disabled initially - a.m32: set 'owner' with Alt-KP2: now Alt-Shift-KP2, because of collision with the above - new m32script command: setkey <keycode>, setting keystatus[<keycode>] to 1 (note: may be restricted to use in EVENT_KEYPRESS only in the future) - fix indexing an m32script array with a defined label, there used to be a 'not a gamevar' error instead - add the following constant labels for some key codes: KEY_SCROLL, KEY_F1 .. KEY_F12

with no highlighted sectors; and when entering 3D mode, even if there are highlighted sectors. This should have almost no effect, but I find it cleaner that way. - Check map for corruption every time an editing change is done. This was accidentally disabled when commenting out the undo code (which I've yet to debug).

selector. This could lead to a crash when OpenGL wasn't initialized before.

memory map.

(lazy_tileselector=1 in mapster32.cfg). We're drawing tiles one by one, so glDrawBuffer(GL_FRONT_AND_BACK) is our friend.

Now, if more than one sectors are affected, always move them by the same amount. That is, if one of them would be sticking against the other side, don't move the rest. Another change consists of determining the z delta first, and only then moving the sprites by that amount. This fixes the problem where you'd e.g. raise a 'floor door' against the ceiling, and the effector sprites would be raised one time too much, preventing them from being lowered the next time.

- new mapster32.cfg and OSD variable 'fixmaponsave_sprites', telling the editor whether to 'fix' the sprite sectnums on saving and entering 3D mode. Note that a) sprite sectnums are never fixed when 'script_expertmode' is enabled, as before, and b) sprites that have out-of-bounds sectnums are still fixed if a proper sector is found - if saving and some sprite sectnums have thus been tweaked, inform the mapper on the status line and print the changes in the OSD - fix update issue similar to an earlier one: when 'saving as', the astub.c- based file name is now updated too, so saving with Ctrl-S now saves into the one save with 'save as' (and not the old one) - don't attempt to recheck wall pointers from scratch (when saving and running with -check) if it's a TROR map

This was meant for debugging only.

Hopefully this fixes the periodic pausing/unpausing that a few people have been experiencing. Also fix build with GCC 3.

the 'optimize' function attribute if LTO is enabled.

with RAND_MAX > 32767 (everything except Windows?). The 'displayrand' command now returns values from 0 to 32767 inclusive, across all platforms.

This one could have only happened with TROR maps, I think.