Added new compatflag "old random generator", controlled by the new CVAR compat_oldrandom. If this is enabled, the original Doom random table is used to generate random integers in [0,255], which should make for instance the SSG cause a little more damage.
This is a quick fix for an error in which Animated Doors crash the game by trying to check "actor->player" when "actor" itself is NULL. Deleting the check entirely also worked, but I worried it might be there for some higher-level scripting reason. This just puts in a check to make sure actor isn't NULL before checking actor->player, and keeps the behavior in that case the same.
I think this was happening because I had doors being opened by projectiles (like in Metroid) which were being despawned into NULL pointers when they hit the doors, as this was an issue when initially programming said doors..
- 1: The missile will continue moving through the actor, and it's down to the modder to handle bouncing.
- 0: The missile will explode.
- Any other value will process a bouncing actor as normally done in the engine.
* Fix the health bar on Strife status bar
Now, if the player's health is above 100, the green health bar won't be shortened any more.
* Fix the bar properly
Now, the blue and green bars don't overlap. Also, health above 100 goes from right to left, like in Strife: Veteran Edition.
- Sets the direct pitch of the sound to the specific float. Default is 0.0, meaning do not set a specific pitch. Regular pitch is 1.0.
- Only works for direct sound definitions.
- Overrides $PitchShift unless value is <= 0.0
- Overridden by A_StartSound's pitch parameter if the value > 0.0.
* 0: previous behavior (completely MAPINFO controlled)
* 1: always show level tally at the end of an episode
* 2: always show level tally even when changing levels within a hub
# Conflicts:
# src/g_level.cpp
# src/g_levellocals.h
# Conflicts:
# src/g_level.cpp
The option effectively disables per frame mouse checks.
The motivation to add it was that many wireless mice 10-15 years ago had update rates of less than 35Hz, and on these it was necessary to sync mouse input with the playsim to properly interpolate between updates.
Today this is totally useless and even counterproductive because modern mice have significantly higher update rates, so this option no longer smoothes things but instead makes the mouse feel more choppy.
This gets called right before the level ends, any sound in here would play during the intermission or at the start of the next level.
# Conflicts:
# src/sound/s_soundinternal.h
