With `crosshairhealth 2`, the crosshair will now
go from white to yellow, then yellow to red as the player's health
decreases. As the player's health increases up to 200, the crosshair
will also go from white to green to indicate overheal.
This is similar to the implementation in games like Xonotic.
The old behavior (`crosshairhealth 1`) is still the default.
This was solely meant for the original WildMidi player but got seriously in the way of how this code gets used by GZDoom. In GZDoom the player object is owned by the MIDI devive which should be the only instance which is allowed to destroy it.
This builtin function no longer exists outside of backwards compatible GLSL compilers so it needs to be remapped to 'texture' so that user shaders still using it can compile.
This was only run on a state change and missed every external light change.
Any place which wants to flag a light change now only will set a flag and at the end of the thinker loop all flagged actors will be processed.
For performance reasons this was merged with the P_RunEffects iterator loop.
Doom II MAPINFO (which is used as base for HacX 2.0 IWAD) was processed twice
This fixes Script error, "gzdoom.pk3:mapinfo/doomcommon.txt"line 199: Normal is already the default skill
This function was introduced in C++17, then backported to older versions
of glibc++ library, but is not available in older releases (it's missing
from Ubuntu 12.04 derived SteamRT for example).
There was only one way to enter main menu (by pressing Escape button) from the last intermission screen after episode's end
Controller's buttons that are usually assigned to this action, Start and Back by default, now open main menu as well
https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?t=65632
Added 5 xbrz_... CVARs to control various settings of upscaling process
Added xbrz_colorformat CVAR for buffered (zero) and unbuffered (any other value) color format
The first one requires a restart because settings are applied once to a precalculated buffer
The second one has reduced performance with ability to apply settings on-the-fly
Script warning, "gzdoom.pk3:zscript/ui/menu/conversationmenu.zs" line 159:
Truncation of floating point value
Script warning, "gzdoom.pk3:zscript/ui/menu/conversationmenu.zs" line 161:
Truncation of floating point value
- e5m2: floating skulls disappear on lower skill levels
- e5m4: the platform with the baron of hell that led to the invulnerability secret had a missing texture
This was one of that annoying old design mistakes where Doom and Heretic features were poorly merged together. The Heretic Gargoyle uses very similar coding but performs a subtly different action when actually hitting another actor. This different action was made the default, even for the Lost Soul.
It has now been changed that both monsters use their original action, being distinguished by an actor flag. For compatibility with custom definitions Heretic's behavior, which has been the default in ZDoom will be the preferred one. The one of the Lost Soul can be reactivated by a flag.
The use type is being used for texture lookup, so changing this alters the texture lookup rules and may cause return of incorrect textures.
This also ensures that context depending upscaling rules get used, because FontChars are separate from regular textures.
This depended on order of execution, taking the health values to compare from variables which were not synchronized properly.
Now both the last and current health being used here are being retrieved in the same place so that further changes cannot break this again.
