We flood-fill model skins for compat with vanilla glquake. Turns out glquake had a bug that causes it to only floodfill skin 0, rather than all (non-group) skins, and our behaviour was making hexen2 compat noticably worse.
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@ -3782,7 +3782,7 @@ static void Mod_FloodFillSkin( qbyte *skin, int skinwidth, int skinheight )
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int filledcolor = -1;
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int i;
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if (dpcompat_nofloodfill.ival)
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if (dpcompat_nofloodfill.ival || skinwidth > 0x7fffu || skinheight > 0x7fffu)
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return;
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if (filledcolor == -1)
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@ -3856,6 +3856,7 @@ static void *Q1MDL_LoadSkins_GL (galiasinfo_t *galias, dmdl_t *pq1inmodel, model
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saved = (qbyte*)(frames+1);
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frames[0].texels = saved;
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memcpy(saved, pskintype+1, s);
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if (i == 0) //Vanilla bug: ONLY skin 0 is flood-filled (the vanilla code operates on a cached 'skin' variable that does NOT get updated between skins reflooding skin 0). We still don't like flood fills either. Hexen2 has the same issue.
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Mod_FloodFillSkin(saved, outskin->skinwidth, outskin->skinheight);
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}
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else
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