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Take slopes into account in FOF wall cutoff in HWR_ProcessSeg

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Hannu Hanhi 2020-12-29 23:29:00 +02:00
parent 8c97583779
commit ed82b94e64
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src/hardware/hw_main.c
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@ -1104,7 +1104,6 @@ static void HWR_ProcessSeg(void) // Sort of like GLWall::Process in GZDoom
SLOPEPARAMS(gl_backsector->c_slope, worldhigh, worldhighslope, gl_backsector->ceilingheight)
SLOPEPARAMS(gl_backsector->f_slope, worldlow, worldlowslope, gl_backsector->floorheight)
#undef SLOPEPARAMS
// hack to allow height changes in outdoor areas
// This is what gets rid of the upper textures if there should be sky
@ -1589,14 +1588,18 @@ static void HWR_ProcessSeg(void) // Sort of like GLWall::Process in GZDoom
{
ffloor_t * rover;
fixed_t highcut = 0, lowcut = 0;
fixed_t lowcutslope, highcutslope;
// Used for height comparisons and etc across FOFs and slopes
fixed_t high1, highslope1, low1, lowslope1;
INT32 texnum;
line_t * newline = NULL; // Multi-Property FOF
///TODO add slope support (fixing cutoffs, proper wall clipping) - maybe just disable highcut/lowcut if either sector or FOF has a slope
/// to allow fun plane intersecting in OGL? But then people would abuse that and make software look bad. :C
highcut = gl_frontsector->ceilingheight < gl_backsector->ceilingheight ? gl_frontsector->ceilingheight : gl_backsector->ceilingheight;
lowcut = gl_frontsector->floorheight > gl_backsector->floorheight ? gl_frontsector->floorheight : gl_backsector->floorheight;
lowcut = max(worldbottom, worldlow);
highcut = min(worldtop, worldhigh);
lowcutslope = max(worldbottomslope, worldlowslope);
highcutslope = min(worldtopslope, worldhighslope);
if (gl_backsector->ffloors)
{
@ -1618,7 +1621,11 @@ static void HWR_ProcessSeg(void) // Sort of like GLWall::Process in GZDoom
continue;
if (!(rover->flags & FF_ALLSIDES) && rover->flags & FF_INVERTSIDES)
continue;
if (*rover->topheight < lowcut || *rover->bottomheight > highcut)
SLOPEPARAMS(*rover->t_slope, high1, highslope1, *rover->topheight)
SLOPEPARAMS(*rover->b_slope, low1, lowslope1, *rover->bottomheight)
if ((high1 < lowcut && highslope1 < lowcutslope) || (low1 > highcut && lowslope1 > highcutslope))
continue;
texnum = R_GetTextureNum(sides[rover->master->sidenum[0]].midtexture);
@ -1764,7 +1771,11 @@ static void HWR_ProcessSeg(void) // Sort of like GLWall::Process in GZDoom
continue;
if (!(rover->flags & FF_ALLSIDES || rover->flags & FF_INVERTSIDES))
continue;
if (*rover->topheight < lowcut || *rover->bottomheight > highcut)
SLOPEPARAMS(*rover->t_slope, high1, highslope1, *rover->topheight)
SLOPEPARAMS(*rover->b_slope, low1, lowslope1, *rover->bottomheight)
if ((high1 < lowcut && highslope1 < lowcutslope) || (low1 > highcut && lowslope1 > highcutslope))
continue;
texnum = R_GetTextureNum(sides[rover->master->sidenum[0]].midtexture);
@ -1856,6 +1867,7 @@ static void HWR_ProcessSeg(void) // Sort of like GLWall::Process in GZDoom
}
}
}
#undef SLOPEPARAMS
//Hurdler: end of 3d-floors test
}