add qwe builtin extensions to qw-server. provide sv_progs_ext to control
the builtin mapping. valid values are "id", "qf" (our old static builtins),
"qwe"/"ktpro" (either works. for ktpro mod support) and "none" (no
mapping). any other value is equivalent to "none".
all (or most, there are limits still) of the maps on a server with many
maps.
move the optional progs funcs into sv_funcs_t and add UserInfoChanged,
ChatMessage and LocalinfoChanged callback support.
clean up PF_setinfo (and SV_SetInfo_f and SV_Localinfo_f) using shared code
where possible und to use the UserInfoChanged and LocalinfoChanged
callbacks.
add chat message callback to SV_Say. if it returns zero, normal chat
handling is done, otherwise it's assumed to have been handled by the progs.
provide a hook for unkown user commands. non-zero return means it's been
handled.
move call to CL_TimeFrames_AddTimestamp from cl_main.c to cl_demo.c.
add a hacky little python script to create a pnm (portable anymap file
format) graph from timeframes.txt
cl_chat.[ch] to qw to hold advanced chat features, the first of which is
the ability to ignore chat messages from annoying players. Some polishing
in this area still remains, but the current implementation seems to work.
cache the value.
don't call Qopen directly in the engine. instead call QFS_Open (generic) or
QFS_WOpen (write only, zip flag).
rework QFS_NextFilename to use a dstring (avoiding a potential buffer
overflow), support 10000 files and work from the top-level fs_userpath
directory. adjust QFS_WriteFile and QFS_WriteBuffers etc to suit.
make sw32 screenshots actually get written.
hopefully everything gets written to the right places :)
of leaf names in a stem variable via %var, the builtin functions 'count'
and 'contains', and an initial interface between qw-server and GIB to allow
querying of clients and their info strings. Also cleaned up the chat event
interface a bit. Renamed a few builtins.
time to what the server thinks is correct when too much inaccuracy
builds up. This nearly eliminates all speed cheating, both normal and
reverse, except for a brief burst before the protection kicks in. Might
need cleaning up/tweaking.
will potentially slow down both client and server, player collision physics
will be more accurate as more entities will be clipped against (and the
client should never complain about physent overflow again).
server bug anyway), broke qizmo (not that I really care: that's still qizmo's
bug) and (most importantly) broke recording demos across map changes.
(Closes: #14)
unbounded frame rate (you can still set it to clamp your fps to, for example,
your monitor's refresh rate), and cl_maxnetfps 0 is now based on your network
rate.
The NetQuake-compatible targets now also have an unbounded framerate. This is
OK, because the built-in server uses its own tick rate.
code cleanups and general performance work to be developed in relative peace.
While cleaning up the networking code /is/ important, fixing QF's perfomance
issues is of much higher priority.
specific plugins only)
- convert updateping, updatepl, updateentertime, updatestat,
updatestatlong, cdtrack intermission, finale, muzzleflashchokecount,
maxspeed, entgravity, and setpause on the client. Can you say all
that in one breath? :)
net_svc.c, and add add a NET_SVC_GetString function to access it.
As an added bonus, it actually boundschecks it!
- preexpand that annoying SHOWNET macro, which was only used twice,
and was quite small and pointless
- whitespace cleanup and a comment typo fix
- converted svc_packetentities and svc_deltapacketentities
- added some convenience defines for U_foo grouping
- tweaked Host_NetError's "please report this" print, but it still
doesn't work
This required changes to the api (info_t instead of char *) but should be
a net gain in speed (not a lot, admittedly: it was pretty fast to begin
with, but this paves the way for some other changes I have in mind).
svc_serverinfo, and svc_download
I havn't tested svc_download, since I don't want to play with having
seperate dirs for the client vs server on one computer.
- link net_svc.c to the server
- add a NET_SVC_Print_Emit function
- make the server use the above instead of svc_print manually
It's actually kind of ugly, because of how backbuffers are
implimented. Hopefully I'll be able to clean that up later.
NET_ERROR.
- change all the NET_SVC_*_Parse return values from qboolean to
net_status_t
- make NET_SVC_{,Delta}PacketEntities_Parse return NET_ERROR instead
of 1 (NET_SHORT now) if the struct size is exceeded
rather than a stdout hack (which had problems with buffering)
- actually parse net_deltapacketentities
- print offset within net_{,delta}packetentities blocks for each
entity
- fix indenting in Log_Delta
- fix off-by-one for packet offset printing
- fix a miss-parsing of svc_deltapacketentities
(MAX_PACKET_ENTITIES does NOT include U_REMOVE entities)
- remove "full update" handling for CL_ParseDeltaPacketEntities, since
that only happens with svc_packetentities
- fix various spots in the above that called Host_EndGame but didn't
return
- switched the order of modellist and soundlist in net_svc*, to
conform with the rest of the files
- create a new CL_ParsePacketEntities, that only handles
svc_packetentities (so it's much simpler). it uses net_svc*
- rename the message argument of NET_SVC_*_Parse to msg
- rename the other argument to block, for brevity
- convert svc_spawnstaticsound
- convert svc_serverinfo
- convert svc_playerinfo
- fix a exploitable buffer overflow with svc_lightstyle
