the client sends the prespawn, spawn, and begin commands in the correct order.
This stops several interesting cheats in TF as well as the posibility of avoiding the map
checksum.
that's useful to the client or the players. This should solve the problem
with QW clients' tiny setinfo buffers once and for all. Note, you can
still use setinfo to set your user info, but if it's not in the
"need-to-know" list, the server won't send it back to you. I will probably
make this optional with a server Cvar if there are problems.
challenge, causing QF clients to not detect a QuakeForge server. This
makes the client not add the QF-specific info strings, in turn making it
not overflow original QW clients' limited setinfo space. This also
probably makes certain proxies work with QF servers again. It /also/ has
the side effect of disabling compressed downloads. If you want compressed
downloads, you need sv_extensions on.
Also, remove the "stdver" setinfo in the client -- it's handled by
*qsg_version if there's a QF server on the other end, so it was just
wasted space.
trails, and possibly others as well.
Eliminate cl_oldvisedicts and cl_visedicts_list, change cl_visedicts's
definition to compensate. It isn't used any more, so they just waste
memory.
host.h:
remove Host_SimulationTime prototype
cl_main.c:
cl_demospeed stuff. Host_SimulationTime was resurected because of gcc
warnings about setjmp clobbering vars. It's made static inline so its
resurection doesn't cost fps.
you). While not yet fully functional, it compiles and runs to the point of
failing to find a mode (probably my fault, that:), but there's no mouse
support yet and the keyboard input isn't playable.
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
remove vid_win.c from the projects. no longer needed after taniwha's
cl_main changes.
cl_main.c:
remove #include "winquake.h", which is not needed
vc/config.h:
add #define HAVE_WINSOCK_H
Rip out the pcx loading code and use LoadPCX instead.
pcx.h:
remove the data field from pcx_t: it was messing with gcc's idea of the
structure size. also, update LoadPCX's prototype
pcx.c:
change LoadPCX to return tex_t (new type in texture.h) and take a new
param: convert. LoadPCX will now wither load raw 8 bit or convert to
rgba on loading depending on convert. Also, make LoadPCX WORK and use
Hunk_TempAlloc to store the resulting texture.
texture.h:
define tex_t. defines an in-memory texture (either 8 or 32 bit, depending
on the presense of a palette). Data comes immediately after the sturcture.
eg tex_t *tex = Hunk_TempAlloc (sizeof (tex_t) + count)
