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Write fp values to saved games with enough precision.
That is, enough precision to uniquely identify the fp values. No drifts!
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@ -97,16 +97,16 @@ PR_UglyValueString (progs_t *pr, etype_t type, pr_type_t *val)
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dstring_copystr (line, "void");
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break;
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case ev_float:
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dsprintf (line, "%f", val->float_var);
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dsprintf (line, "%.8e", val->float_var);
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break;
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case ev_integer:
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dsprintf (line, "%d", val->integer_var);
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break;
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case ev_vector:
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dsprintf (line, "%f %f %f", VectorExpand (val->vector_var));
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dsprintf (line, "%.8e %.8e %.8e", VectorExpand (val->vector_var));
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break;
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case ev_quat:
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dsprintf (line, "%f %f %f %f", QuatExpand (val->quat_var));
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dsprintf (line, "%.8e %.8e %.8e %.8e", QuatExpand (val->quat_var));
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break;
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default:
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dsprintf (line, "bad type %i", type);
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@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ spawn_parms_array (void)
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const char *parm;
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for (i = 0; i < NUM_SPAWN_PARMS; i++) {
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parm = va ("%f", svs.clients->spawn_parms[i]);
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parm = va ("%.8e", svs.clients->spawn_parms[i]);
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PL_A_AddObject (parms, PL_NewString (parm));
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}
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return parms;
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@ -447,7 +447,8 @@ game_dict (void)
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "current_skill",
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PL_NewString (va ("%d", current_skill)));
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "name", PL_NewString (sv.name));
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "time", PL_NewString (va ("%f", sv.time)));
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// sv.time is a double, so it gets 16 digits after the .
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "time", PL_NewString (va ("%.16e", sv.time)));
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "lightstyles", lightstyles_array ());
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "globals", ED_GlobalsDict (&sv_pr_state));
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PL_D_AddObject (game, "entities", entities_array ());
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