This is a subset of csqc, with alternative entry points that can be invoked by compat wrappers.
Also added sv_gameplayfix_setmodelrealbox cvar. Default value of 1 matches QuakeSpasm, whereas a value of 0 matches vanilla quake's behaviour.
md3 support
quoth/etc bug fix
strzone bug fix
png/jpg replacement wall textures
rewrote mdl rendering to always use arrays, relaxing vertex+tri limits.
removed static ents limit
fixed ambient_level not working at high framerates.
Add optional format and quality args to "screenshot" command,
can specify tga, png, jpg
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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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Not totally sure about this but i think it's a decent idea. I'm using 800x600 as a reference screen size (arbitrary choice but it's the default QS resolution). So if your resolution is 600 pixels tall this will make no difference. On higher resolutions this will make the console a bit faster than before.
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By doing this we still adapt to widescreen resolutions automatically,
but we now keep the horizontal FOV a constant for any given resolution.
E.g. if the aspect of the viewport changes (for instance when the user
changes the statusbar from transparent to solid) we adapt the vertical
FOV instead of the horizontal FOV (like original GLQuake does). For any
4:3 screen resolution quakespasm now behaves the same with or without
fov_adapt set, regardless of viewport size/aspect. This fixes the issue
reported by mh at http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5166.
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use the callbacks for scr_fov, scr_viewsize, scr_conwidth & scr_conscale
changes by simply setting vid.recalc_refdef to 1: now that Cvar_Set()
doesn't do anything when there is no change, this has the same effect.
* snd_dma.c: removed oldvol, set a callback to sfxvol in order to call
SND_InitScaletable() upon every volume change.
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- removed the archive and server members of cvar_t structure
which are now represented by the CVAR_ARCHIVE, CVAR_NOTIFY
and CVAR_SERVERINFO flags.
- added new Cvar_SetROM and Cvar_SetValueROM functions to
set vars marked as CVAR_ROM (read-only vars) programaticaly
- added Cvar_SetCallback() as a new function to assign (or
remove) a callback function to a cvar.
- changed Cvar_RegisterVariable() to only accept a var pointer
as in original quake
- moved notification handling from Cvar_Set() to callbacks.
- changed Cvar_Set() so that it doesn't reallocate the var's
string buffer if nothing is changed, nor does it run the
var's callback.
- changed the 'registered' and 'cmdline' cvars to be read-only
so that the users can't change it using the console. (and
with 'registered' flagged as CVAR_ROM, the 'static_registered'
thing is no longer required)
- added comment that sending cmdline upon CCREQ_RULE_INFO is
evil...
- more to follow later.
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