- simplified setup of polyobjects defined from explicit lines

The old method had a problem with missing order numbers and aborted the level load and made many assumptions that no longer apply with BSP based polyobject rendering.
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Christoph Oelckers 2016-01-09 01:23:00 +01:00
parent 500c1623d0
commit cf564c60c2

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@ -1533,6 +1533,11 @@ static void IterFindPolySides (FPolyObj *po, side_t *side)
// //
//========================================================================== //==========================================================================
static int STACK_ARGS posicmp(const void *a, const void *b)
{
return (*(const side_t **)a)->linedef->args[1] - (*(const side_t **)b)->linedef->args[1];
}
static void SpawnPolyobj (int index, int tag, int type) static void SpawnPolyobj (int index, int tag, int type)
{ {
unsigned int ii; unsigned int ii;
@ -1577,59 +1582,24 @@ static void SpawnPolyobj (int index, int tag, int type)
// didn't find a polyobj through PO_LINE_START // didn't find a polyobj through PO_LINE_START
TArray<side_t *> polySideList; TArray<side_t *> polySideList;
unsigned int psIndexOld; unsigned int psIndexOld;
for (j = 1; j < PO_MAXPOLYSEGS; j++) psIndexOld = po->Sidedefs.Size();
{
psIndexOld = po->Sidedefs.Size();
for (ii = 0; ii < KnownPolySides.Size(); ++ii)
{
i = KnownPolySides[ii];
if (i >= 0 && for (ii = 0; ii < KnownPolySides.Size(); ++ii)
sides[i].linedef->special == Polyobj_ExplicitLine && {
sides[i].linedef->args[0] == tag) i = KnownPolySides[ii];
{
if (!sides[i].linedef->args[1]) if (i >= 0 &&
{ sides[i].linedef->special == Polyobj_ExplicitLine &&
I_Error ("SpawnPolyobj: Explicit line missing order number (probably %d) in poly %d.\n", sides[i].linedef->args[0] == tag)
j+1, tag);
}
if (sides[i].linedef->args[1] == j)
{
po->Sidedefs.Push (&sides[i]);
}
}
}
// Clear out any specials for these segs...we cannot clear them out
// in the above loop, since we aren't guaranteed one seg per linedef.
for (ii = 0; ii < KnownPolySides.Size(); ++ii)
{ {
i = KnownPolySides[ii]; if (!sides[i].linedef->args[1])
if (i >= 0 &&
sides[i].linedef->special == Polyobj_ExplicitLine &&
sides[i].linedef->args[0] == tag && sides[i].linedef->args[1] == j)
{ {
sides[i].linedef->special = 0; I_Error("SpawnPolyobj: Explicit line missing order number in poly %d, linedef %d.\n", tag, int(sides[i].linedef - lines));
sides[i].linedef->args[0] = 0;
KnownPolySides[ii] = -1;
}
}
if (po->Sidedefs.Size() == psIndexOld)
{ // Check if an explicit line order has been skipped.
// A line has been skipped if there are any more explicit
// lines with the current tag value. [RH] Can this actually happen?
for (ii = 0; ii < KnownPolySides.Size(); ++ii)
{
i = KnownPolySides[ii];
if (i >= 0 &&
sides[i].linedef->special == Polyobj_ExplicitLine &&
sides[i].linedef->args[0] == tag)
{
I_Error ("SpawnPolyobj: Missing explicit line %d for poly %d\n",
j, tag);
}
} }
po->Sidedefs.Push (&sides[i]);
} }
} }
qsort(&po->Sidedefs[0], po->Sidedefs.Size(), sizeof(po->Sidedefs[0]), posicmp);
if (po->Sidedefs.Size() > 0) if (po->Sidedefs.Size() > 0)
{ {
po->crush = (type != SMT_PolySpawn) ? 3 : 0; po->crush = (type != SMT_PolySpawn) ? 3 : 0;