developer cheat to teleport to a given origin, optionally looking in a given direction.
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The warning from gl_model.c:Mod_LoadTextures() seemed
like a real bug: Eric please check and confirm.
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just in case the compiler toolchain is a multilib one.
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R_Clear only clears the warpimage part of the screen, leading to an unplayable
HOM effect on the rest of the screen.
The workaround is calling GL_SetCanvas(CANVAS_DEFAULT); at the end of
R_UpdateWarpTextures, it should be harmless enough on other systems, so not sure
if it's worth making this workaround conditional.
My guess is glClear in this implementation is wrongly using glViewport as the
area to clear.
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It may be a useful alternative to the existing gamma control for laptops in a bright environment, etc.
(raising contrast gives less of a gray/washed out look than raising gamma, but as a disadvantage, colours near white get clipped to white.)
It's also implemented for both GLSL and SDL gamma ramps, but only if USE_GAMMA_RAMPS is set to 1.
Since USE_GAMMA_RAMPS is 0, currently it only works with GLSL.
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on oms3.bsp on SSE builds.
Thanks to ParuBaru for reporting the issue.
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"The buffers should always be cleared. On much older hardware, there was a technique to get away without clearing the scene, but on even semi-recent hardware, this will actually make things slower. So always do the clear."
Plus it's nice for map development / debugging.
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Previously we were Hunk_Alloc'ing space for 8192 edicts (by default) which zeros all of that memory, this way we only use as much RAM as needed since the unuesd pages aren't dirtied
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Taken from RMQEngine. the idea is to ensure every -condebug log has the gfx driver version logged.
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Some measurements on the size of the sv.edicts hunk allocation, with this change, on various mods (it depends on the number of QC entity fields):
id1 7MB, quoth 11 MB, arcadim 21 MB, rrp 9MB, ne_ruins 16MB.
Since this is a Hunk_Alloc, the whole 10-20MB is cleared to zero which will allocate that much physical ram.
We could probably change it to a malloc later, and not clear the memory, so physical ram is only allocated when the memory is cleared in ED_Alloc.
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N.B.: I verified with the OS X Instruments tool that unused space in the heap isn't dirtied (e.g. we never memset the entire heap, only the portions returned by Hunk_Alloc) so this should have no impact on RAM required.
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after vid_restart TexMgr_ReloadImage reloads textures to tx->source_width/source_height, which might not match oldsize.
fixes: https://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/bugs/13/
steps to reproduce (fixed) bug:
-launch at 640x480, windowed, and with "r_oldwater 0"
-do "map start"
-change to 1024x768 windowed
-change to 1920x1080 windowed
-this last mode change makes liquid textures turn into random garbage.
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(640x480 fullscreen -> windowed would give a large 1280x768 window mostly filled with garbage).
Previously, we were only using the fast path on old systems (no VBO support) anyway.
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Uses only 36k extra of hunk memory, less for 32-bit builds, so shouldn't have any negative effects.
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Fixes a obscure bug where:
- a bsp with no textures (pink checkerboard displayed)
- gamma != 1
- nothing else on screen (sbar hidden, r_drawviewmodel 0)
would result in the screen turning to noise.
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Fixes bug where the fog mode was resetting to the default (GL_EXP) after a mode switch, causing fog to look different. This was only affecting SDL1 for me.
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With "r_oldwater 0" and "scr_sbaralpha 0", warp textures wouldn't be rendered and instead you would see a copy of the screen tiled where water surfaces should be.
Thanks to graham for reporting.
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This only affects the case when the developer cvar is set, we already ignore NaN's here.
negke reports getting the nan error with this debug progs.dat: http://negke.fov120.com/files/progsbjp.zip (rename to pak0.pak + install as a mod)
and his sm133_neg!ke.bsp: https://www.quaddicted.com/reviews/sm133_pack.html (walk over the zombie to activate a lightning trap)
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Initially I thought that we would never need to draw an alias model that hadn't been precached when R_NewMap runs, but this assumption turned out to be incorrect. This fixes the issue where progs/bolt.mdl wasn't rendering in the Scourge Done Slick demos.
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This matches the order used in the SDL2 sample applications included with the library.
Seems to fix an issue on Windows 10 with DPI scaling 150%, launching QS 0.90.1 with "-width 1920 -height 1080 -fullscreen", and you get a horrible black flicker every few frames.
see http://celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60452&start=1587
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This removes the Cache_Flush() call that was here, which was there to fix the jam3_tronyn / low heapsize bug, and instead adds a different workaround for that issue.
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new worldspawn keys: _wateralpha, _lavaalpha, _slimealpha, _telealpha, _skyfog (unique to Quakespasm)
The lava/slime/telealpha cvars are non-archived, and default to 0, which means to use the value of r_wateralpha, so they have no effect by default.
The worldspawn keys allow custom maps to set these values in a way that only applies while the map is loaded, and doesn't change the cvar value. (similar to the behaviour of the "fog" worldspawn key.) They are accepted with or without the underscore, like "fog".
see also:
http://forums.insideqc.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5532http://celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60452&start=937
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"flush" command is used by modders to view modified mdl files. need to call GLMesh_LoadVertexBuffers to keep that use case working with GLSL renderer.
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This would only hapen on OS X or Linux (perhaps just luck or windows is more leniant about reading ~40 bytes past the end of a malloc). Note this will only handle cases where the lump size is recorded as being too small, we will still crash if the bsp file itself is truncated since there are generally no checks against the whole .bsp file buffer size.
FYI, the corruption in jam2_tronyn.bsp was caused by a bug in tyrutils which is fixed now: http://disenchant.net/git/?p=tyrutils&a=commit&h=5111c5485c96918b937843715f9b8f51f263e40e
Not sure about kellbase1.bsp (quoth).
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The logic to prevent pausing the demo loop was preventing pausing in some valid cases, and there's no special reason not to allow pausing a demo loop.
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- .ent, .lit not found in COM_FindFile (they will usually be missing, we print a message with "develoepr 1" when they are found)
- "trying to load" .ent file
- "bad chunk length"
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Have heard these are confusing players and mappers/modders; people assume there is an error or a limit in QS is exceeded, but the messages are only about exceeding the limits in vanilla WinQuake/GLQuake.
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Now an 8-bit stencil buffer is requested when using a 24-bit depth buffer (the default).
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cl.stats[STAT_WEAPON] was being used before the high 8 bits were filled in, which is done with the SU_WEAPON2 byte.
Moved the block which clears the viewmodel lerp state to be after handling SU_WEAPON2.
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e.g. fixes light_flame_small_yellow entity (progs/flame2.mdl) with alpha 0.5 showing up as solid (most of the pixels on flame2.mdl are fullbright)
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mh suggest that not doing this may cause performance
issues: http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=2408
It's also mentioned in a "Depth In-Depth" document from AMD.
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This fixes a weird bug on Windows/AMD, where under some conditions, the
world would be drawn totally corrupted. Conditions for the bug were:
- gl_clear 0
- gamma 1
- glsl alias code in use
- status bar hidden, or, scr_sbaralpha 1
- map e1m1, look around the start position
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Works around buffer underruns with directsound and SDL2, but also will
make Sleep()/SDL_Dleay() accurate to 1ms which should help framerate
stability.
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keep the cross-build stuff only in the scripts. update the explanations in
windows and darwin makefiles.
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treat '-F dir' the same as '-Fdir' and fails, so directly use -Fdir as
LDFLAGS, instead of -Wl,-F,dir .
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Fixes a bug where if you do "map e1m6" then "kill", the fullbright part of the key texture is missing (drawn in black) - this bug was introduced in 0.90.0.
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When cvar vid_desktopfullscreen is set to 1, fullscreen mode ignores vid_width/vid_height and uses the desktop resolution. SDL docs recommend using this, it's supposed to offer better OS integration.
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Prior to r1153 it was 32 for maps and MAX_OSPATH for mods.
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Avoids general bugginess of hardware gamma, doesn't affect the whole screen in windowed mode like HW gamma. Should fix http://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/bugs/5/
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TODO: currently using a char[MAX_OSPATH] buffer to store map/mod names in the completion list which is probably unnecessairly large
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Copied from the "map" autocompletion code, now I should probably refactor because most of the code could be shared.
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In GL_MakeAliasModelDisplayLists, after saving the standerd triangle strips and fans onto the hunk, if the system is GL2 capable, we also save a second version of the mdl on the hunk designed to be loaded into a VBO (GL_MakeAliasModelDisplayLists_VBO). In R_NewMap, and on video mode changes, we call GLMesh_LoadVertexBuffers which loops over all precached mdl's and loads the data into a pair of VBO's (vertices and vertex indices).
Finally, in R_DrawAliasModel, assuming no rendering options are disabling the fast-path (r_drawflat 1, r_lightmap 1, or r_fullbright 1 would disable it), we call GL_DrawAliasFrame_GLSL, which sets up all of the bindings and draws the (possibly lerped) mdl in one glDrawElements call.
Special thanks to MH for some of the code from RMQEngine and the general concept.
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Reasoning is, we default to the higher-quality settings for everything else except this.
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This is done by adding an extra 'demopaused' flag to client_static_t, separate from cl.paused because we don't want a svc_setpause inside the demo (caused by the player pausing during recording) to actually pause demo playback. The only potential failure case is, if the demo contains a svc_stufftext of the command "pause", the demo will pause itself when being played.
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Fixes a bug where if you launched QS and immediately did "playdemo [something]", after the demo finished, demo1.dem would start to play instead of returning to the console.
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This fixes a bug seen in jam3_tronyn.bsp (which only has a density value in the worldspawn), where the fog color of the last map played would carry over.
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This moves some of the OpenGL implementation to a background thread, and makes draw calls block for a shorter amount of time. AFAIK, this is the default mode on most other OS'es, not sure why you have to explicitly ask for it on OS X.
N.B. the kCGLCEMPEngine constant is available on 10.4+ so I don't bother checking the OS X version.
More info: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/technotes/tn2085/_index.html
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This fixes:
e2m3:
- The wallpiece that blocks the way out of the Well of Wishes (when open).
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This fixes:
e2m3:
- The floorpiece (when down) and wallpiece (when open) by the crates opposite the normal exit.
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This fixes:
e1m4:
- The secret doors in the room with the five quake-logo buttons on the floor (when open).
e2m2:
- The platform in the water behind the gold key door (when down).
- The wallpiece that pushes the player into the gold key room (when "closed").
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It was possible, but unlikely, to see artifacts from the previous code in some circumstances, e.g. "host_maxfps 10" and spin around quickly near a flashing light e1m1, you may see a surface drawn with an out-of-date lightmap for one frame.
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This is consistent with toggling the in-game console off, and fixes stray '`' or '~' (or '^' or '\' or ..., depending on the keyboard layout) characters.
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1. Remove Key_IgnoreTextInput(), and simple always send a Char_Event when
we receive TEXTINPUT (SDL2) or the unicode field of a KEYDOWN event is
filled (SDL1.).
2. Remove handling of K_KP_* in the menu/console, since they cannot be
relied on to not also send text (see issue described above). The handling
of K_KP_ENTER can stay, since we do know that it never sends text.
3. Remove the interpretation hack for the numpad, since it will no longer
be needed (and doesn't currently work for SDL2 anyway); if a numpad key
generates text we will handle it (because of "1"), if not then it will
simply be if ignored (because of "2”).
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was no longer needed and was causing issues typing underscores (US keyboard layout) on Linux/SDL2 where SDL_TEXTINPUT is delivered before the SDL_KEYDOWN.
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* in_sdl.c: Remove the over-zealous "no events for unknown keys" checks introduced in r1085. Events for unknown keys can be useful for "press any key" situations.
* keys.c: In input grab mode, update the "lastkey" member only for key down events.
* keys.c/console.c: Adapt input grab mode to properly support catching "any key" presses.
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On my old laptop, when running "./quakespasm -fsaa 2", quakespasm would error out with a "Couldn't create window" message. Our "no FSAA available" fallback was applied at OpenGL context creation time, but according to the SDL2 wiki FSAA settings should be done before creation of the window (see https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL_GLattr#multisample). Moved it there.
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I read that comment as "bindings for these keys won't execute when in the menu", but it should be read as "no new bindings can be made for these keys through the bindings sub-menu", which is actually correct.
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This never really belonged in keys.c (should have been handled in the backend instead), but now that we have separated Key_Event()/Char_Event() this no longer serves any purpose at all.
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If an entity is visilbe from MAX_ENT_LEAFS (32) or more leafs, don't try to vis-cull it, just send it to the client.
This should completely eliminate any flickering entities, no matter how many leafs they're visible from.
This could potentially increase packet sizes a bit.. but ent->num_leafs == 32 never happens in id1 epsiode 1, so it will not cause any increase on those maps.
hip1m1 has one entity (a rotator) that is caught by this change and will be always sent.
see e.g.
http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5554http://www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60452&start=1235
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Before, "gamekey" was the special case, now "textmode" is. We are now more precise about when we activate "textmode", e.g. we only do this when the console, messagemode, or a textfield in the menu are active. The trigger for doing this was this line on the "SDL_StartTextInput" page of the SDL2 wiki: "On some platforms using this function activates the screen keyboard.". Although we currenly support no such platform, it's good te be prepared, and what we do now is more correct anyway.
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in_keys.c: Key_ConsoleBindable: remove redundant check, this is now handled by Key_KeynumToString/Key_StringToKeynum.
in_sdl.c: IN_SendKeyEvents: use a single method for checking whether we have a keydown or keyup event.
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SDL (both 1.x and 2.x) is buggy and can't deal with scaled windows.
But we'd probably want to call this anyway beause it give us full-resolution windows.
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Tested on Linux and Windows with various keyboard layouts. This fixes some text input weirdness on Windows.
Before, we always used the "unicode" field (if available) of SDL's keydown events to overrule the "sym" field with which Key_Event() is called. However, the "unicode" field is only filled for keydown events, so this meant that our keyup events didn't always match their corresponding keydown events. With the introduction of Char_Event(), we can now use the "unicode" field for textinput only, and call Key_Event() with the non-overruled "sym" field. This has the benefit that keyup events now match keydown events, and that we can get rid of several ugly hacks (some platform specific ifdef's and some control character handling).
Note: the translation of the numpad keys to other keys when not in "gamekey" mode was dropped, because otherwise a numpad key could trigger (for intstance) both a textinput and a cursor movement in the console. This is arguably cleaner anyway.
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Before, we stopped processing at the first byte of a multibyte character, now we skip over the bytes of a multibyte character and continue. This will probably not have a noticeable effect, but it's arguably more correct.
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In hindsight this really was "shooting a cannon at a mosquito". Even at a resolution of 320x200 we don't actually draw any keybindings off-screen, we just draw the last one very close to the edge (similar to the version string in the bottom right of the console). Although that is not visually pleasing, it is not that likely to actually occur (not many people will use a resolution of 320x200 or set the 2D scaling to the maximum value), and is not worth always having one keybinding "missing" at any scale setting.
(If we even want/need to readd this, it should work dynamically, e.g. calculate a "virtual resolution" from the actual window resolution and the actual 2D scaling value.)
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R_DrawTextureChains_Multitexture: revert to the way it was before VBO support was added.
gl_texmgr: expose GL_SelectTexture. make the implementation less convoluted and support 3 TMUs.
gl_vidsdl: check GL_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS
r_brush: only create VBOs if 3 TMUs available
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build_cross_osx-sdl2.sh: new script for me to cross-build on my linux.
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Partial revert of r1024, since the lastKeyDown stuff is actually needed for SDL2 when the keyboard layout has a printable character that isn't '`' or '~' on the default console-toggle-key (the one below 'Esc'). Instead of hardcoding it though, it is now determined by a new Key_ConsoleBindable function. This makes sure that we don't write an unwanted character into the console as a side effect of opening/closing it, but it still does allow the user to type '`' and '~' in chat messages.
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This was hardcoded in in_sdl.c, now it is handled by Char_Console() itself, like it is in Key_Event().
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Instead, make the backend responsible for calling either or both
of Key_Event and Char_Event under the appropriate circumstances.
For SDL2 this means no change, for SDL1 this means call both when
a key is pressed, but call only Key_Event when a key is released.
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- Reverted the addition of the interpret_shift param to Key_Event
- Now, SDL_KEYUP/SDL_KEYDOWN are converted from SDL scancodes to quake keys, and passed directly to Key_Event with no extra conditions / logic
- When SDL2 is used, Key_Console/Key_Message no longer convert keys to characters to insert in the typing buffer, but all other functionality is unchanged
- SDL_TEXTINPUT calls a new function, Char_Event. This calls either Char_Console/Char_Message depending on the keydest. These just insert the typed text into the buffer
This is cleaner than before because it maintains a clear separation between key presses and characters, whereas the old code was converting characters from SDL_TEXTINPUT back into fake keys and then feeding those into Key_Event. This also fixes Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V not working in the console
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This seems to help fps a fair bit on maps with a lot of world polys like jam2_tronyn. Tried on a few computers with intel and nvidia gpus, windows, mac os, linux, and there's always at least some fps improvement. Best case was 70fps -> 96fps on jam2_tronyn, on OS X + nvidia 650gt.
Interested to hear how this works for amd gpu's, just do a timedemo with and without "-novbo".
Only downside is I had to disable the fast path in Vid_Toggle_f() because at least with SDL1, the vbo no longer works after a toggle. So as a result, fullscreen toggles with alt-enter are slightly slower.
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