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Base draw distances on viewx/viewy coordinates, NOT the player object's coordinates (this can cause problems with things like skyboxes for instance). Splitscreen's player 2 should not affect what sprites player 1 can see, and vice versa! Especially not for precipitation, that just looks ridiculous.

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MonsterIestyn 2015-02-15 17:15:55 +00:00 committed by Alam Ed Arias
parent 2d9d028bea
commit 6cff0bba70
2 changed files with 7 additions and 51 deletions
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src/hardware/hw_main.c
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@ -4457,23 +4457,12 @@ static void HWR_AddSprites(sector_t *sec)
// If a limit exists, handle things a tiny bit different.
if ((limit_dist = (fixed_t)((maptol & TOL_NIGHTS) ? cv_drawdist_nights.value : cv_drawdist.value) << FRACBITS))
{
if (!players[displayplayer].mo)
return; // Draw nothing if no player.
// todo: is this really the best option for this situation?
for (thing = sec->thinglist; thing; thing = thing->snext)
{
if (thing->sprite == SPR_NULL || thing->flags2 & MF2_DONTDRAW)
continue;
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[displayplayer].mo->x - thing->x,
players[displayplayer].mo->y - thing->y);
if (splitscreen && approx_dist > limit_dist && players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo)
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->x - thing->x,
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->y - thing->y);
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(viewx-thing->x, viewy-thing->y);
if (approx_dist <= limit_dist)
HWR_ProjectSprite(thing);
@ -4491,23 +4480,12 @@ static void HWR_AddSprites(sector_t *sec)
// Someone seriously wants infinite draw distance for precipitation?
if ((limit_dist = (fixed_t)cv_drawdist_precip.value << FRACBITS))
{
if (!players[displayplayer].mo)
return; // Draw nothing if no player.
// todo: is this really the best option for this situation?
for (precipthing = sec->preciplist; precipthing; precipthing = precipthing->snext)
{
if (precipthing->invisible)
if (precipthing->precipflags & PCF_INVISIBLE)
continue;
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[displayplayer].mo->x - precipthing->x,
players[displayplayer].mo->y - precipthing->y);
if (splitscreen && approx_dist > limit_dist && players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo)
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->x - precipthing->x,
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->y - precipthing->y);
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(viewx-precipthing->x, viewy-precipthing->y);
if (approx_dist <= limit_dist)
HWR_ProjectPrecipitationSprite(precipthing);
@ -4517,7 +4495,7 @@ static void HWR_AddSprites(sector_t *sec)
{
// Draw everything in sector, no checks
for (precipthing = sec->preciplist; precipthing; precipthing = precipthing->snext)
if (!precipthing->invisible)
if (!(precipthing->precipflags & PCF_INVISIBLE))
HWR_ProjectPrecipitationSprite(precipthing);
}
#endif
@ -4578,7 +4556,7 @@ static void HWR_ProjectSprite(mobj_t *thing)
if (rot >= sprdef->numframes)
{
CONS_Alert(CONS_ERROR, M_GetText("R_ProjectSprite: invalid sprite frame %s/%s for %s\n"),
CONS_Alert(CONS_ERROR, M_GetText("HWR_ProjectSprite: invalid sprite frame %s/%s for %s\n"),
sizeu1(rot), sizeu2(sprdef->numframes), sprnames[thing->sprite]);
thing->sprite = states[S_UNKNOWN].sprite;
thing->frame = states[S_UNKNOWN].frame;

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src/r_things.c
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@ -1546,23 +1546,12 @@ void R_AddSprites(sector_t *sec, INT32 lightlevel)
// If a limit exists, handle things a tiny bit different.
if ((limit_dist = (fixed_t)((maptol & TOL_NIGHTS) ? cv_drawdist_nights.value : cv_drawdist.value) << FRACBITS))
{
if (!players[displayplayer].mo)
return; // Draw nothing if no player.
// todo: is this really the best option for this situation?
for (thing = sec->thinglist; thing; thing = thing->snext)
{
if (thing->sprite == SPR_NULL || thing->flags2 & MF2_DONTDRAW)
continue;
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[displayplayer].mo->x - thing->x,
players[displayplayer].mo->y - thing->y);
if (splitscreen && approx_dist > limit_dist && players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo)
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->x - thing->x,
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->y - thing->y);
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(viewx-thing->x, viewy-thing->y);
if (approx_dist <= limit_dist)
R_ProjectSprite(thing);
@ -1579,23 +1568,12 @@ void R_AddSprites(sector_t *sec, INT32 lightlevel)
// Someone seriously wants infinite draw distance for precipitation?
if ((limit_dist = (fixed_t)cv_drawdist_precip.value << FRACBITS))
{
if (!players[displayplayer].mo)
return; // Draw nothing if no player.
// todo: is this really the best option for this situation?
for (precipthing = sec->preciplist; precipthing; precipthing = precipthing->snext)
{
if (precipthing->precipflags & PCF_INVISIBLE)
continue;
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[displayplayer].mo->x - precipthing->x,
players[displayplayer].mo->y - precipthing->y);
if (splitscreen && approx_dist > limit_dist && players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo)
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->x - precipthing->x,
players[secondarydisplayplayer].mo->y - precipthing->y);
approx_dist = P_AproxDistance(viewx-precipthing->x, viewy-precipthing->y);
if (approx_dist <= limit_dist)
R_ProjectPrecipitationSprite(precipthing);