- S_PrecacheLevel() must also mark currently playing sounds as
used. If we don't, the sound could be unloaded and the underlying
channel stopped without triggering a channel callback. That would leave
the code in s_sound.cpp thinking the sound is still playing even though
it isn't.
- Added an invalid channel check to FMODSoundRenderer::StopChannel() so
that orphan channels passed to it will be returned at least when
S_StopAllChannels() is called.
- OpenAL never actualy worked properly and was removed in later FMODs.
- Sound Manager was deprecated by Apple long ago and is not supported for
64-bit applications. It was also removed in later FMODs.
Tags are now handled by a tag manager class which stores sector/tag pairs. This way multiple entries can be added per sector.
Since UDMF does not have any arrays the additional tags are stored as a space separated string as 'MoreIDs'.
- When the OPL3 cores were added, DiskWriterIO was never updated to take
into account things like more than two OPL2 chips can be configured.
- DiskWriterIO no longer does any file writing directly. That function has
been split off into an OPLDump class, which has two specializations: one
for RDOS Play, and the other for DOSBox. If one chip is configured, it
dumps for a single OPL2, otherwise it dumps for an OPL3 (effectively
dual OPL2).
- TODO: Figure out why playback of raw OPL files doesn't sound nearly as
good as playing MIDI with the OPL emulation. It's probably something
simple I overlooked.
- Fixed: If you enlarged the game window (in windowed mode) so that the
window is bigger than the selected resolution, the menu would still take
its inputs from the portion in the upper left that matched the
resolution.
* make setting the line ID with P_TranslateLineDef explicit because there's one FraggleScript function that needs to work around the changes caused by this. There's also some functions setting only a temporary linedef. These would inevitably cause problems if the underlying data gets changed.
* remove FS function 'ChangeTag'. Fortunately this was just some long forgotten test stuff that can be removed without affecting any maps, but the feature would cause some serious problems in a more complex system.
With these changes it is guaranteed that after map setup the tag/ids won't change anymore.
This is done to encapsulate the gory details of tag search in one place so that the implementation of multiple tags per sector remains contained to a few isolated spots in the code.
This also moves the special 'tag == 0 -> activate backsector' handling into the iterator class.
- Old mess:
* Execute autoexec files right away.
* Execute -exec files right away.
* Execute command line commands right away.
- If, during any of the above, an unknown command or a set of an
unknown variable is encountered, store it for later.
- Pullin commands are directly executed and add to the list of files
to load.
* Do a little setup, including parsing CVARINFOs.
* Retry saved commands in case CVARINFO added a cvar they refer to.
- New, less messy, mess:
* Parse autoexec files into an array.
* Parse -exec files.
* Parse command line commands.
- During all of the above, exec commands are also parsed into the
array immediately rather than being saved for execution later.
- Pullin commands are parsed into a different array. The pullin
command doesn't actually do anything directly anymore.
* Add all the pullin files to the list of files to load.
* Do a little setup, including parsing CVARINFOs.
* Execute every command that was parsed in the preceding steps.
- Fixed: P_MoveThing had source and destination fog spawning backwards.
- Fixed a case where the NOTELEPORT flag would be ignored on A_Teleport.
- Added pointer selection to A_Teleport. Defaults to AAPTR_DEFAULT (calling actor). State jumps will only be done by the calling actor.
Both 'Adventures of Square' IWADs were missing an entry for base MAPINFO and as a result did not define the common editor numbers.
To prevent this, a new mindefaults MAPINFO was added to zdoom.pk3 which now gets loaded if IWADINFO does not specify a game-specific file.
This minimum setting sets all gamedefaults to a reasonable base value and defines all other things that are required to be defined.
