Fixed the discrepancy where WalkStepTics and RunStepTics were called, well, that. In the terrain struct in both C++ and ZScript. While the terrain parser looked for WALKINGSTEPTIME and RUNNINGSTEPTIME instead.
Also made the parse not multiply these time values by the ticrate to treat them as seconds instead of tics.
Added flags for P_HitWater().
Added optional overridable footsteps for players.
Added an overridable MakeFootsteps() virtual in PlayerPawn. Which allows for adding totally custom footstep logic for players. By default, it comes with a basic footstep system that uses the footstep properties of whatever terrain the pawn is standing on. bMakeFootsteps must be enabled on the pawn for the virtual to run.
Added generic StepSound TERRAIN property.
Added a generic step sound TERRAIN property, for defining foot-agnostic step sounds. Used by the built-in footstep system over the individual foot ones.
Simplified MakeFootsteps().
Also removed a leftover debug message.
This is a combination of 2 commits.
Revert "New API for assigning unique network ids to objects"
This reverts commit e37c19b5b4.
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Revert "Fix for Morph virtual"
This reverts commit 0ef042562e.
- AMBUSH flag on nodes makes them blind and untargetable when getting `startnode` and `goalnode` for `FindPath()`. This is useful for indicating a node should be skipped when tele/portaling, so the current path can be preserved.
- Setup is simple: place nodes behind lines that tele/portal entities and mark them as AMBUSH.
Other changes:
- Restored global array since blockmap is not a viable option here.
- Added MAPINFO `pathing` flag which enables pathing by default.
- Added NOPATHING flag to disable pathing entirely, useful for maps that have pathing enabled.
- Added `ReachedNode(Actor mo)` virtual, responsible for handling node traversal.
- Nodes now make use of MeleeRange to limit their sight checking functions.
All CVars, mapinfo variables, and playerinfo/playerpawn variables are gone.
A Camera actor named 'SpectatorCamera' is defined in warsrc/static/zscript/actors/shared/camera.zs
The following new flag bits were defined in the 'DViewPosition' struct for use with actor->ViewPos in src/playsim/actor.h:
VPSF_ALLOWOUTOFBOUNDS = 1 << 3, // Allow viewpoint to go out of bounds (hardware renderer only).
VPSF_ORTHOGRAPHIC = 1 << 4, // Use orthographic projection.
VPSF_ISOMETRICSPRITES = 1 << 5, // Displace sprites towards camera and don't billboard (drawn from isometric perspective).
Basically, spawn a SpectatorCamera actor with the appropriate flags and set it to player.camera.
See example template: https://www.mediafire.com/file/fv8rytayjt9l6g1/isometric_actor_wads.zip/file
Has been tested with multiplayer death and disconnection (and respawns). Not tested with portals.
Still only works with hardware renderer (mostly). But should be compatible with older mods and libraries.
Revert "Restored r_orthographic behavior."
This reverts commit 26908f5bc5.
Revert "Changed all of the isometric functionality to mapinfo and playerinfo variables. Retained function of most of the CVars."
This reverts commit dc897eacc0.
Revert "Adding isometric camera mode with orthographic projection to current state of master branch of GZDoom."
This reverts commit d2c2c93cf1.
- Effectively similar to Actors, but without the excess.
- Can be created with either the `level` function or the static `Spawn` function in ZSprite.
- STAT_SPRITE belongs to ZSprites only; ZSprites cannot be moved out of, nor can anything else be moved in to, this statnum.
Misc:
- Fixed (Sprite)Offset taking roll into account.
Crediting phantombeta, RicardoLuis0 and RaveYard for assistance.
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.
This is something that really should be done in higher level code - the shader interface should only concern itself with the shader and not the conditions that block its use.
The Shader class has been redone as a thin wrapper and been deprecated.
* it is now possible to switch back to the main intro loop from the fullscreen console.
* do not distort the background of the fullscreen console. Always draw the console on top of what the main loop currently displays with a translucent black overlay.
* do not use the CONPIC for the fullscreen console as it tends to be more of a distraction than an asset when filling the entire screen.
* cleaned up c_console.cpp and moved several pieces of code unrelated to actual console management out of it.
