Cosa è cambiato in EDuke32, build per build

Use this event to change the value of userdefs when initializing cfg settings with defaults. Patch from Fox.

Overrides the aspect ratio for IVF files. cutscene <path> { aspect <numerator> <denominator> } Note: For ANMs, you can use rotatesprite and setaspect to draw TILE_ANIM (currently defined as 30716) in EVENT_CUTSCENE with a custom aspect. Patch from Fox.

New event "EVENT_UPDATESCREENAREA" Use this event to change the size of the game view, similar to when you press + or -. New event "EVENT_DISPLAYBORDER" Set RETURN to change the background tile of the game view, set -1 to disable the background and border. New userdef structures "screenarea_x1", "screenarea_y1", "screenarea_x2", "screenarea_y2" Use these structures to change the boundaries of the view in EVENT_UPDATESCREENAREA. Patch from Fox.

Set RETURN to -1 to disable the sound played when an enemy awaken. You have to use a command to play a sound, because the bosses use globalsound. Patch from Fox.

Set RETURN to the sound played when the menu is opened. -1 to cancel. Patch from Fox.

EVENT_DISPLAYROOMSEND: Triggered right after the game world is rendered and before any sprite above the screen. EVENT_DISPLAYEND: Triggered after the game draws everything above the screen, including menus. A counterpart to EVENT_DISPLAYSTART. Patch from Fox.

screenpal <r> <g> <b> <a> Similar to palfrom, but works on screen events. Values range from 0 to 255. Patch from Fox.

Clobbering ud.volume_number is a hack no one should need to use any more. Only this command supports specifying -1 for volume to access the main menu, briefing, etc themes.

Sorry for the shitty pun

Gamevar: default value and flags are now optional. A var declared without a value will default to 0 and a var declared without flags will default to global. Multiple flags can now be stacked one after another in a var declaration, and the most useful ones (GAMEVAR_PERPLAYER, GAMEVAR_PERACTOR, GAMEVAR_NODEFAULT, and GAMEVAR_NORESET) are now pre-defined tokens for easy use. Gamearray: flags field now allows stacking of multiple flags as described above. Arrays can now be defined with specific data types, including int16_t, uint8_t, and a new bit-packed boolean data type. The tokens GAMEARRAY_RESTORE, GAMEARRAY_INT16, GAMEARRAY_UINT8, and GAMEARRAY_BOOLEAN are pre-defined for use of this feature. This is all still pretty experimental.