* GetLumpContainer
* GetContainerName
* GetLumpFullPath
for WADS struct, useful for debugging custom-made parsers and identifying where problems may arise.
All credit goes to Jay for the code.
Adds support for client-side Thinkers, Actors, and ACS scripts (ACS uses the existing CLIENTSIDE keyword). These will tick regardless of the network state allowing for localized client handling and are put in their own separate lists so they can't be accidentally accessed by server code. They currently aren't serialized since this would have no meaning for other clients in the game that would get saved. Other logic like the menu, console, HUD, and particles have also been moved to client-side ticking to prevent them from becoming locked up by poor network conditions. Additionally, screenshotting and the automap are now handled immediately instead of having to wait for any game tick to run first, making them free of net lag.
Unique RNG namespace for client-side effects and HUDs. Identifiers for these cannot clash with identifiers that affect the playsim making them completely safe to use in HUD elements. They also won't be saved.
Allows for calling to save custom cvars manually to ensure they're reliably stored. As is, the only way to ensure that cvars are saved is to safely/manually close out GZDoom, meaning if a crash occurs, that data is lost.
THis is very detrimental to mods/standalone projects that rely on CVars for storing custom data, and or data that transcends save games.
This issue was previously fixed in 0c2ed71cdd, but that change added a bug that would trigger an infinite loop on scrolling in a list without any selectable items. Then 4fdbe81a13 restored the old behavior, reintroducing the issue.
This new fix does handle lists without any selectable items correctly.
This is just a small consistency fix: DI_SCREEN_LEFT_CENTER and DI_SCREEN_RIGHT_CENTER exist, so, logically, similar combo flags should exist for DI_ITEM as well.
This is needed for implementing reliable serialization of custom translations. As long as they are merely ints they cannot be restored on loading a savegame because the serialization code does not know that these variables are special.
GZDoom used to have hardcoded MessageBox menu selector, 0x0d character
of console font, while the other menu is displayed is SmallFont.
It looked too ugly if SmallFont and ConFont heights are different,
and also there was no method of modifying the selector.
Now, the selector is 0x0d from SmallFont, if SmallFont contains this glyph
(its height is greater than zero), otherwise it falls back to previous
behavior (using ConFont as a source of this glyph).
To define custom MessageBox menu selector, just define 0x0d glyph for
SmallFont, and it will be displayed in the menu.
The gap between selector and menu options text is 3 pixels (as before), and
if you wish to enlarge this gap, just add some transparent columns at the
right side of 0x0d glyph.
