Gives more useful feedback as it's not obvious which node belongs to who.
Added line breaks to network messages for cases where a large amount of players are desynced.
Default player items and shared items are no longer capable of being duplicated regardless of item flags. Shared items now give a true copy of the item. Fixed incorrect effects playing from item copies. Dropped items can no longer be shared.
When performing the ShadowBlock check, we previously would return a nullptr actor if nothing was between the monster and the player. This resulted in the monster aiming as if you didn't have invisibility.
Fall back to returning the target actor if it is shadowed but nothing is in between the two.
Allows for easier customizing of whether or not an item should be shared with players upon pickup in co-op (e.g. it allows it to be expanded to weapons with custom cvars).
Now acts as a rubberbanding effect. The result is that movement is now considered correct and adjusted towards the real position if not rather than cautiously moving towards the predicted position.
If there aren't enough player spawns present in co-op, the game will instead fail to spawn extra players, waiting for the ticker to automatically capture the fact they have PST_ENTER. This presents a problem in WorldLoaded() where it becomes unreliable whether or not a player has truly spawned. This also means those extra players had slightly different spawn behavior compared to regular pawns.
View interpolation paths are now reset properly when predicting, fixing portals. Teleporters disabling view interpolation is now handled before every movement instead of only once at the start of predicting. Enabled FoV interpolation when playing online.
Fixed an off-by-one error on client IDs (these need to start at 1 as 0 is an invalid network ID). Morphing will now swap the client body's ID so it remains in the first 1 - MAXPLAYERS slots.
This is a minor fix for interpolation when playing online as predicted movement was not properly having its prev data reset like a real tick would be. This resulted in jittery player sprites in third person.
