The initial spawn did not, so this can prevent respawns of things that were initially
spawned if they happen to intersect a wall.
- Fixed: Don't respawn actors inside the floor.
- Fixed: The final calls to P_FindFloorCeiling() in P_NightmareRespawn() and A_RestoreSpecialPosition
also need to pass true as the second parameter. (Because this parameter is onlyspawnpos, not
onlymidtex.)
SVN r3518 (trunk)
but their Z position would not actually be moved up, so the subsequent call to P_ZMovement()
would destroy it because it was in the floor.
SVN r3491 (trunk)
your movement was blocked, even if it wasn't that wall that blocked you. Note that this is just
a Z check against the actor and the floor and ceiling heights; it might still be possible to
goof it up, but the common case is fixed.
SVN r3414 (trunk)
Includes:
- Made the move tried from checking missile spawns ignore drop off height. This solves the Voodoo Gun ghostly civilian issue.
- Fixed: the NOTELEPORT flag is removed from Dehacked missiles which lose the MISSILE flag. This caused problems with certain special effects based on dehacked spawn cubes.
- Fixed: all Boom silent teleporters preserve relative height.
- support for palette independent particle colors if the renderer can handle them.
SVN r3329 (trunk)
A_DeathBallImpact uses these to avoid aiming at friends when the death ball
bounces. (The pointer is needed because the missile itself does the aiming,
not the player that shot it, and missiles are nobody's friends.)
SVN r3315 (trunk)
- added missing TRXTCOLOR_CYAN #define.
- changed bridge things to be completely immobile towards sector plane movement. This problem again reared its ugly head in 007LTSD where the oversized bridges got messed up by some opening doors and lowering lifts. Now any plane trying to move such a thing will get blocked. Moving these things by other means still works normally, of course
SVN r3013 (trunk)
- add a GetReplacement method to PClass to clean up some really ugly code
- Who wrote the 'kill' CCMD? The way it checked if two classes were identical was horrendously overcomplicated.
SVN r2601 (trunk)
- Restored some original Doom behavior that received complaints from users:
* reactivated the old sliding against diagonal walls code and compatibility optioned it with COMPATF_WALLRUN.
* re-added the original hitscan checking code using a cross-section of the actor instead of the bounding box, compatibility optioned with COMPATF_HITSCAN.
SVN r2340 (trunk)
- fixed memory leaks in SBARINFO and WAD loading code.
- added GetBloodColor and GetBloodType inline functions to AActor to wrap the GetMeta calls used for this.
SVN r2234 (trunk)
longer piggy-backs off of Hexen's puzzle item traversal but instead works like Strife,
using P_AimLineAttack() to find something to talk to and includes some slight left and right
"autoaim". I can think of a few consequences of this:
* Using puzzle items on actors has been restored to its original range of 64.
* Since talking now depends on P_AimLineAttack() instead of a line use traversal, you can
probably set up situations where you can talk to somebody that you couldn't talk to before
because some special line was in the way.
* You don't need to stick a guard flush against the wall to block players from using a switch
behind them, because now the autoaim will get the player.
SVN r2102 (trunk)
because it exposed a design flaw in the thinker system:
Having every single actor default to the highest available statnum means that
nothing can be placed in a slot where it is guaranteed to be run after all actors
have ticked. But this is required for any thinker that moves an actor
(i.e. AActorMover and DSectorEffect.) With DSectorEffect it just went unnoticed
because they were added at the end of the list so almost nothing they moved was
behind them in a thinker list. However, when an actor was spawned on a moving
floor it did not move smoothly. The default statnum is now 100 so that there's
sufficient slots above where such thinkers can be placed.
SVN r2060 (trunk)
