In the renderers, dlightbits are never cleared from world surfaces.
The dlight image does not repeat, so if it draws on extra surfaces it's
not visible.
However if using a repeating image (tr.defaultImage instead of tr.dlightImage);
* In OpenGL1 image is only drawn on surfaces close to dlight origin.
* In OpenGL2 image is draw on surfaces clearly outside the dlight radius, including past non-dlighted surfaces.
It seems there was a similar issue with pshadowBits. So update surface
dlightBits even if 0, like already done for pshadowBits. This causes
only surfaces close to origin to be affected. (Though it is a little
farther than in OpenGL1.)
I have no idea why this isn't a problem in OpenGL1.
Zero length lightmap lump will have NULL tr.lightmaps.
OpenGL1 already has this check, because r_vertexLight 1
would crash Team Arena. OpenGL2 does not disable loading lightmaps
when r_vertexLight is 1 though, so it does not have that issue.
Listing i686-w64-mingw32-gcc as a compiler stopped working.
Travis tries to print version before installing it.
$ i686-w64-mingw32-gcc --version
/home/travis/build.sh: line 201: i686-w64-mingw32-gcc: command not found
The command "i686-w64-mingw32-gcc --version" failed and exited with 127 during setup.
SDL1.2 branch disables key repeat when key catcher is 0.
Presumably to prevent binds from executing multiple times.
SDL2 replaced being able to disabled key repeat using SDL_EnableKeyRepeat
with a non-zero repeat value in the key event.
UI's PositionRotatedEntityOnTag is different than CGame's and
UI has switched pitch/roll for Gauntlet/BFG axis to get it to
look like /close to/ how it looks in CGame.
Making UI use the same *PositionRotatedEntityOnTag and axis as
CGame fixes the Gauntlet blade being wobbly in controls menu.
In Team Arena's Harvester mode, players corrupt your memory from beyond
the grave. Gib the players to stop the corruption!
CG_PlayerTokens is called for player entities, including corpses.
The entity number is used for the index in cg.skulltrails which only has
MAX_CLIENTS elements. This results in incorrect memory being overwritten
for corpse entities (as the entity number is >= MAX_CLIENTS).
So limit skull trails to valid entities (entity number < MAX_CLIENTS).
