gl_smooth is now gl_dlight_smooth
gl_smoothdlights was redundant, is now gone
gl_flashblend is now gl_dlight_polyblend
gl_lightmap added to enable/disable lightmap updates independently of use of gl_dlight_polyblend
multitexture, so I replaced it with a gl_multitexture cvar. It defaults
off. Set gl_multitexture nonzero to enable it, but be warned that
multitexturing and sorted textures are currently incompatible; this means
that if you enable texturing, your textures will not be sorted and you may
or may not get better performance.
Made the following Cvars archived in GL: r_shadows, gl_affinemodels,
gl_cull, gl_flashblend, gl_keeptjunctions, gl_multitexture, gl_particles,
gl_sky_clip, gl_skymultipass, gl_smoothdlights.
addition, removed support (for now) for SGIS and EXT multitexture. It
allowed me to enhance support for ARB multitexture, which is better anyway
(especially for Radeon, but that won't get special support yet until we
need a third texture pass).
Updated the Unix 8-bit GL code to be more like the Windows version, which
may work better. It still defaults off, because many drivers have bugs in
their handling of the shared texture palette extension.
sure if I'm doing something wrong or if gl is having problems with the scale)
and clipping is a little wonky, but I know the reason for that:) Also, it
seems skys aren't always being drawn: probably something wrong in gl_rsurf.
First off, a cleanup in alias model rendering.
Then we have R_CullBox, which is now a inline function.
Then the big one, the state change cleanup, right now GL_BLEND.
code.
Then we have the completely purge of treating 'unsigned' as a type, it
is NOT a type, it is a TYPE MODIFIER!
Under gcc for x86 it happens to try and do something sane, just treat it
as a unsigned int, but that is EVIL, it is a MODIFIER and if ANYONE adds
code which uses unsigned as a type in itself I /WILL/ harm them!!!
- Cleanup for the screenshot code.. (Now requires OpenGL 1.2+)
gl_rsurf.c:
- Oh Mr Havoc, *WHACK*, you needed to disable GL_BLEND when you switch
to GL_REPLACE..
