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- Fixed: G_DeathMatchSpawnPlayer() would fail to spawn a player when using "spawn furthest" and 

all the deathmatch spots are filled and there is no coop start for the specific player to
  fallback on.

SVN r3472 (trunk)
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Randy Heit 2012-03-23 02:53:52 +00:00
parent 0c9f6d2e83
commit 43033df455
1 changed files with 22 additions and 9 deletions
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src/g_game.cpp
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@ -1503,17 +1503,30 @@ void G_DeathMatchSpawnPlayer (int playernum)
else
spot = SelectRandomDeathmatchSpot (playernum, selections);
if (!spot)
{ // no good spot, so the player will probably get stuck
if (spot == NULL)
{ // No good spot, so the player will probably get stuck.
// We were probably using select farthest above, and all
// the spots were taken.
spot = &playerstarts[playernum];
if (spot == NULL || spot->type == 0)
{ // This map doesn't have enough coop spots for this player
// to use one.
spot = SelectRandomDeathmatchSpot(playernum, selections);
if (spot == NULL)
{ // We have a player 1 start, right?
spot = &playerstarts[0];
if (spot == NULL)
{ // Fine, whatever.
spot = &deathmatchstarts[0];
}
}
}
}
else
{
if (playernum < 4)
spot->type = playernum+1;
else
spot->type = playernum + gameinfo.player5start - 4;
}
if (playernum < 4)
spot->type = playernum+1;
else
spot->type = playernum + gameinfo.player5start - 4;
AActor *mo = P_SpawnPlayer (spot);
if (mo != NULL) P_PlayerStartStomp(mo);