Revert "- `xs_Float.h`: Add `getint()` getter to `_xs_doubleints` struct."
Revert "- SW: When adjusting horizon in `DoPlayerDeathHoriz()`, just use integer horizon values and not Q16.16."
Revert "- Duke (RR): Clean up some unnecessary `FixedToFloat()` usage with the `fixedhoriz` `asbuildf()` method."
Revert "- `binaryangle.h`: Use `constexpr` on inline functions where it was previously not possible to do so."
Revert "- `m_fixed.h`: Use `constexpr` on inline functions where it was previously not possible to do so."
Revert "- `xs_Float.h`: Convert header to `constexpr`."
This does nor work as it violates the constexpr rules for unions. The code will error out on compilation for accessing an inactive member of a union.
This disables the boss's death in L4 ending the game and just advances to the next level.
This seems to be the intent with this mod as the second episode starting at L5 is not defined and the first episode's subtitle advertises the full game.
* Reported to me by @Phredreeke, who had it reported to him from someone else.
* The sword in the widescreen assets pack we load by default has a height of 216px vs 136px of the default tile.
* Because the game presents and retracts weapons at a set rate, the time it took to swap between the sword and other weapons took ~1.58x longer than the original assets.
* This speeds up the present/retract rate based on the loaded asset's height to ensure the weapon switches in the same elapsed time.
* This may be extended to other weapons if required but the sword is the only one I'm aware of that has more height.
* Confirmed no matter what motion the sword was performing, `psp->picndx` was always 2080 so we shouldn't need a hashtable or anything like this.
Aside from spawning the enemies from the lowest supported skill it will also reduce the threat level by reducing health of some enemies or by replacing the harder Ninja variants with the base type.
Due to dependencies on initializing some data in app_init it was not possible to cleanly set up the fonts.
This adds a game-side function for loading the entire palettes before starting with the texture data and another one for loading game-side texture data.
This now allows fully setting up the palettes before starting with the textures and to fully set up the textures before reading the .def files.
All this is needed because to properly initialize, the fonts need to be able to access the fully initialized texture state, including replacements and hires substitutions from the .def files.
