- The following colors were given either more noticeable highlights or deeper shading for better colorized WANTED poster appearance: Nickel, Black, Beige, Brown, Leather, Salmon, Red, Crimson, Pumpkin, Rosewood, Burgundy, Pinetree, Swamp, Periwinkle, Blue, Blueberry, Dusk, Purple, Lavender, and Byzantium.
- Fixed an off-looking purple tone on Ruby.
- Salmon's outline & shading was made darker, to make it slightly easier on the eyes.
- Peach recieved a complete overhaul, featuring high contrast and yellow highlights.
- Add kartdebugcolorize for taking a quick glance at all of the colorizations
Added support for map names, matched by substring and keywords too!
Added support for two digit MAP codes without the MAP part.
Added support for decimal map number. (But who cares.)
Gave a better description of command.
Supported abbreviated optional parameters.
And now REALLY detects incorrect parameters.
This isn't just a shameless console-empowerement. More precise "spying" can
benefit everybody. But especially in net-replays, this is almost necessary.
Force everyone beyond a certain point to spectate -- spectators get to queue up. In response to me doing a 1v1 match, tons of people wanting to join to watch, and just relying on honor system to prevent mid-joiners. Spectators are prioritized by how long they've been waiting. I'm thinking of hijacking base SRB2's team scramble for a scramble option later.
- Default to 1, which means potential for a 1-frame loss every once in a while but no longer a complete cpu hog
- New minimum is 0, since -1 just did the exact same thing as 0.
* Adjusted the save system to acknowledge the new status quo. Instead of trying to save modifiedgame in the file like some sort of extremely boneheaded honour system everyone and their mothers hacks around, we just use it to determine whether the save is for a mod with savedata or not (this keeps backwards compatibility based on how we were using it, anyways, especially with the *force* parameter...)
* Added a menu message for attempting to play a demo set on a map that isn't loaded, as opposed to letting it I_Error.
* Minor tweaks to addons menu representing modded status.
* majormods and savemoddata cannot coexist as true values, so going through and making situations that involve both only reference one.
* Clean up comments in `dehacked.c`.
- Update chars.kart hash, AGAIN!
- Fix spectators being visible on minimap when F12ing people
- Optimize how splitscreen players are drawn on top of the minimap
- Remove duplicated cvar registrations
- Move cv_resynchattempts and cv_netticbuffer from D_ClientServerInit to D_RegisterServerCommands and D_RegisterClientCommands respectively, so they can save to config properly
- Increase "Frequent" gametype switch frequency even more
- "SRB2" version dehacked warning ignores srb2.srb
* Make G_SetGameModified only console-print for major mods.
* Add amnesty to "major mod" detection while loading files with custom savedatas.
* Improved the console prints for command `isgamemodified`.
Needs the config default-changing shenanigans done still, not sure how to tackle that yet. Now the game is TOTALLY playable from a fresh install if you just plug in a controller.
* Add missing vars highlightflags, recommendedflags, warningflags from Kart
* V_GetStringColormap() use vanilla behavior because Kart behavior glitches for us
* V_GetStringColormap() made non-static
It turns out the game was sending the full size of the motd buffer (254) rather than just the size of the string made, therefore sending a load of garbage and making the game apparently execute unknown or illegal net commands
I meant to fix the previous method, but I didn't even understand how it knew it was in a vote or not... so I just did it my own way :V
(Shouldn't FLUSHMAPBUFFEREARLY be on now...?)
Whenever a 16th player would join, it would wrap around and overwrite the dedicated server ghost host player. This is possibly a bug in vanilla as well, but it'd only occur at 32 players so it's no wonder no one figured that out. :V
As a quick patch, I just capped cv_maxplayers to MAXPLAYERS-1 in dedicated servers only. To fix this for real, we'd need to give dedicated servers their own player & node instead of clumping in into the start of the normal ones.
nettimeout being 10 seconds is INSANITY, and maxping of 500 is when it starts being unplayable (I could also be bargained to raise it to 750 or 1000 though). Not sure if jointimeout causes any freezing, if it does then I'd also like to lower that
Unfortunately, the code didn't turn out nearly as nice as I'd desired, but things don't always work out.
In addition: For some reason, I rolled Tinkerer's Arena twice within three hits of the Dice voting option, so something's wrong and this branch needs proper, rigorous investigative testing but I don't know what and I'm way too tired (both physically and metaphysically) to investigate any further.
* Fix the website MS browser mapname output being incomplete.
* Hide hell maps on the website MS browser mapname output.
* (unrelated) tweak Command_Showmap_f's logic for a more accurate name.
It's not disruptive, but it looks a bit goofy since the "Map is now x" print is no longer directly printed either, so it's the only thing sticking around in the console :V
(Huge change: NO_MIDI is now a define, simply because that makes it easier for me to resolve merge conflicts if I can see the original code and the new code. Also means that people who REALLY miss MIDI can compile & fix it themselves :P)
* Rename "suicide" command to "respawn" so the game doesn't tell you to kill yourself when you try to get help for it.
* Add a "manual" command to open the manual.
It's soooo close to being awesome, but so far away. Making game invitations as the host meant that it would redirect to "connect self" for other people, because we can't get the IP address from the host.
If anyone has a solution, you've got my gratitude; this was going so smoothly until it hit that brick wall.
