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Projectile changes:
-palette is now set at spawn time, instead of during movement (oops!) -projectiles can no longer hit their owner during their first tic of movement
Fix hard coded white and red color indexes used in on-screen debug output, to better operate with a palette dissimilar to Duke3D.
Polymer lighting tweaks, mostly internal.
Don't restrict setgamepalette to the range [0, 3].
Make voxels take on the current basepalette, like they should.
Fix voxels so palette colors are treated as 8-bit, not 6-bit. Overlooked in r5349.
Fix CLANG warnings
Fix issue with sin/cos CON commands that prevented using the special builtin structure shortcut access vars for input.
Add vm_player, vm_sprite and vm_distance to get/setuserdef. This controls the sprite and player referenced by things like "THISACTOR", all of the "ifp" conditionals, per-actor gamevar access, etc. This is intended to be used to un-gimp things like EVENT_WORLD.
VS solution update. DONT_BUILD.
Draw frame at level start after EVENT_LOADPLAYER instead of before.
Prune the dynamic tile name system in the same manner as sounds were pruned in the previous commit and r4748.
Remove the __STATIC macros of dynamic sounds pruned in r4748.
Remove three unused-in-the-source dynamic sound variables partially forgotten in r4748.
When RETURN is set to INT32_MIN in EVENT_CHANGEMENU, cancel any animations in addition to not changing the current menu.
Name map best time entries in the cfg by MD4 checksum instead of filename.
Existing filename-demarcated personal bests are still read as a fallback if an MD4 is not found, but only MD4 entries are written. Fans of both Lunar Apocalypse and Nuclear Winter should sort out the MapTimes section of their cfg file manually.
Add test cases for previous commit: transhacktest.map and .m32
Add a new pthtyp flag to mark textures that should not be processed by the fixtransparency() hack (which avoids the transparent color blending into a sprite when texture filtering is enabled), such as non-(T)ROR-masking floors and ceilings, white- and mask-walls, paper-skies, and rotatesprite with orientation flag 64. This commit makes sure the flag's status always fits the situation.
This fixes the remaining issue with WWII GI's LOGO.ANM: Color index #255 is used as the dominant white color (not as a transparent index) and fixtransparency() was mangling the image as a result.
Enumify the lower bits of the method/dameth argument to various functions.
Factor out common handling of the end-of-level between sectors tagged 65535 and 65534, switches tagged 65535, and nukebuttons.
This fixes the bug with user maps ending in 65534-tagged sectors, reported by FistMarine: https://forums.duke4.net/topic/8367-end-of-level-bug/ It also eliminates dead code belonging to the nukebutton.
Fix unused global variables in menus.c with DROIDMENU defined.
Fix orientation bit 64 when applied to a tile with fullbrights in OpenGL with r_fullbrights enabled.
This fixes (the most glaringly wrong problem) with WWII GI's LOGO.ANM in OpenGL, exposed by r5437.
More NAM/WWII GI "bluefont" xbetween fixes missed in r5452.
Fix a compiler error on introduced in r5445.
Fix typo in r5448.
Fix compiler warnings when building for 32-bit.
Duke3D/Startup: Autodetect the installation path of the World War II GI release on Steam. Windows and Linux only for now, as there appears to be no OS X support.
Implement WWII GI weapon display code.
Remaining issues with the weapons (both functionality and display): - The "pistol", "shotgun", and "chaingun" fire too slowly. - The flamethrower fires too quickly. - The bazooka drop for reload is late. - Upon starting a level, the "pistol" should show a reload frame, but it does not.
Miscellaneous NAM and WWII GI tweaks/fixes.
Remaining issues: - Inventory item gamefuncs still use their Duke 3D names. The buggy way custom gamefunc binds are saved and loaded needs to be addressed first.
Implement NAM and WWII GI's replacement cheats.
Whereas Duke starts cheats with DN, NAM starts with NVA and WWII GI starts with WW2. (Hackily: CheatKeys[] is still size 2, and the third character is at the start of every CheatString.) The cheats hyper (NAM-only), coords, view, skill, weapons, and inventory were not originally present but since they work properly and this is EDuke32, I have re-added them. Non-working cheats are now disabled.
Don't implicitly define GAMEFLAG_NAM for WWII GI. Instead, implement a new macro NAM_WW2GI synonymous with (NAM || WW2GI).
in drawspritelabel(), use fixed background color.
Make it always one of the colors that the 2D color cycles to (base color + offset in [0 .. 4]) instead of <base color>-3, as that one might be in a different color ramp.
add byte array editorcolors[256] to m32script variables.
This makes it possible to set up editor colors at startup (from m32_autoexec.cfg). For example: script_expertmode 1 do for i range 256 ifge i 33 { set editorcolors[i] i } script_expertmode 0 Use this method in the description of how to get old-style 2D colors in tiles.cfg and suggest an alternative color index pair.
make 'script_expertmode' require an argument (0 or 1) to toggle.
Without an argument, it prints the current state.
In package/sdk/tiles.cfg, use the right word for "remove commenting".
DONT_BUILD.
changes to aid getting the old color scheme (by customizing).
- bump MAX_TILE_GROUP_ENTRIES to MAXUSERTILES - in loadtilegroups(), only assign a tile color if it wasn't already assigned - allow "hidden" tile groups by omitting the hotkey - Tweak the description added to tiles.cfg
honor "blocking color" declared with DEF 'spritecol' et al.
Meaning tilegroup's 'colors' directive. Also, to the packaged tiles.cfg, add a description of how to emulate the earlier Mapster32 sprite coloring for one tile group.
in a.m32, draw color info ("set showpal 1") more informatively.
- draw ticks above the palette "ruler" - draw all editor colors (colors in editorcolor[])
introduce DEF command "2dcolidxrange <col> <idx> <idxend>".
<col> is the editorcolor[] starting index <idx> is the actual color index start <idxend> is the actual color index end So, editor colors from <col> onward will be mapped to [<idx> .. min(<idxend>, 255)]. Takes precedence over '2dcol'.
in drawscreen_drawsprite(), "sprite[j]." -> "spr->".
Also a similar stylistic tweak in parsetilegroups().
fix variable that is used uninitialized.
premap.c: on prelevel(), clear bits 16 and 32 of effector sprites.
remove "Ludicrous Zoom!" message when reaching max 2D zoom.
The problem is that it stays a few seconds afterwards, obscuring information on the status line.
add var 'corruptcheck_game_duke3d' and enable by default.
Currently, this checks for effector sprites that are not face-aligned. See https://forums.duke4.net/topic/8324-icestation-colossus-map-broken
baselayer.c: Remove nested "#ifdef USE_OPENGL"s left over from the removal of the POLYMOST macro. DONT_BUILD.
in TROR-join sectors [Ctrl+J], print z difference hint.
At the very least, this makes it easier to decide for one option ("Connect yellow ceiling w/ blue floor (1) or (v)ice versa?") when one of the differences is zero, which might have occurred from temporarily breaking TROR links.
fix fillsector() calls before fade_editor_screen().
The latter allows one to specify a color to keep, but with r5302 the fillsector() highlights are drawn with transparency, thus making it ineffective. Add an argument to toggle transparency to fillsector() (now fillsector_maybetrans()) and two wrapper functions.
don't offer to "Insert outer loop and make red walls" w/ RAlt+RCtrl.
This feature only makes sense with the complete de-selection of a set of sectors, i.e. when pressing RAlt to do this, not adding or removing sectors to/from the set of already highlighted ones.
Oops, forgot one. ;)
Menu options to control Polymer light and shadow counts
Fix cstat 1024 with Polymer
Add r_pr_lighting 2, which disables the hard-coded lights while leaving lights added in maps enabled.
This also adds a menu option to control r_pr_lighting.
Check whether the sprite is a wall, floor, or face sprite when deciding whether to bump it ahead of another entry based on position and owner.
Disable Polymer lights attached to hidden switches.
Improve depth fighting mitigation for floor aligned sprites.
Sprite sorting changes:
-Sort by owner now occurs only when two sprites have matching x/y coordinates. -Cstat 1024 now activates a special drawing mode that indicates a sprite should be drawn without depth after all other sprites have been drawn. The previous cstat 1024 functionality, an internal hack for shadows cast by models in Polymost, has been moved to bit 1 of a new graphical effects bitfield stored in a tsprite's .extra member.
Add colmatch to Android Makefile. DONT_BUILD.
Tweak the amount that distance is factored in when mitigating depth fighting in Polymost.
Improve the behavior of the BLOODSPLAT family of sprites. This improves the effect so that the blood doesn't stutter when it moves, and no longer occasionally appears to climb back up the wall for a fraction of a second.
Minor cleanup to previous commit. DONT_BUILD.
Additional depth fighting mitigation for face sprites
Sort tsprites by owner as a replacement for the sort by statnum removed by Helixhorned a while back. Seems sensible enough...
Fix SE17 warp elevator transition jumps.
Fix up bloodsplat and decal positioning a bit. Nasty hacks removed. Yay.
New attempt at fixing the depth fighting with wall and floor-aligned sprites.
Fix saving and loading crosshaircolor, and fix fps counter color when using a palette that doesn't correspond to Duke3D's color indexes.
Add colmatch object to MSVC Makefile. DONT_BUILD.
fix 2d3d mode input issue when sector is -1
Fix a crash in the editor when the basepalette is loaded from def instead of PALETTE.DAT, caused by trying to getclosestcol() without having initialized the colormatching code. Exposed in r5359; previously resulted only in erroneous matching to an all-#000000 palette.
Since gcc 4.2 complains about it on OS X 10.7, use initputs instead of initprintf when printing a single argument, even if it is already char const *.
Always compile with "-Wno-missing-braces", as the warnings it hides are useless. "-Wmissing-field-initializers" (part of "-Wextra") should cover us.
Fix two unused function warnings in mdsprite.c when building with POLYMER=0.
OS X: Fix -Wdeprecated-declarations compiler warnings in the startup windows.
Add globalgameflag DUKE3D_NO_HARDCODED_FOGPALS, which prevents the game from automatically defining white, red, green, and blue fogpals in the first four adjacent empty palookup slots it finds.
Add globalgameflags to Duke-Mapster32's game-side def parsing.
Move PaletteIndexFullbrights back into the engine and autodetect fullbrights instead of hardcoding them.
Automatically disable ASM when "arm" is found in `uname -m` on Linux.
Reverse the iteration direction of the getclosetcol fallback loop, preferring the tiebreaking color to be the first one numerically in the palette, not the last.
Add "numalphatables" token, which serves the same purpose as the lognumalphatabs byte in PALETTE.DAT.
Fix error in r5346 that broke the MoreBlendTab section of PALETTE.DAT.
Fix RENDERTYPE=WIN build by changing a const char* to a char*, which had been cast to (void *) before passing to free() (which is bad practice) prior to r5352.
Build tools: Clean up transpal and link it to colmatch.c instead of including a separate copy of the (old!) getclosestcol code.
Split the initialization of the pragma.h's libdivide tables into its own function.
Clean up the animtilerange token so that it is possible to specify backward animations in the logical tile1 > tile2 way.
Fix a bug with the tilefromtexture { texture } subtoken, where alphacut was interpreted in an inverse fashion, generally causing hightile textures defined this way to appear completely transparent.
Correct handling of size-zero gamearrays: Prevent a crash upon loading a savegame containing them, and allow resizearray to zero.
Fix a harmless "Internal compiler error" warning when using quick structure access on userdef.
Add "defstate" token which functions identically as in M32script: synonymous with CON's "state" only at top-level (when defining a state). Useful for syntax highlighting.
