- WARPF_ADDHEIGHT adds the pointed actor's height to heightoffset, and adds to the pointed actor's z position.
- WARPF_MULHEIGHT multiplies the pointed actor's height by heightoffset, and adds to the pointed actor's z position. Overridden by ADDHEIGHT.
This CCMD tried to access the current menu to decide which colors to reset but that is not available at all when this function gets called. It now uses the automap's own CVAR arrays.
- Added filter and species parameter.
- Added new flags: RGF_INCLUSIVE, RGF_ITEMS, RGF_KILLED, RGF_EXFILTER, RGF_EXSPECIES, and RGF_EITHER.
- RGF_ITEMS: Items can receive inventory.
- RGF_KILLED: Actors who are truly dead might not be corpses, and vice versa.
- RGF_EXFILTER: Blacklists the specified actor filter. All but the filtered actor can receive the item.
- RGF_EXSPECIES: Blacklists the specified species. All but the filtered species can receive the item.
- RGF_EITHER: The actor can receive the item if it satisfies either the filter or the species. Only useful when both are used.
- RGF_INCLUSIVE: An actor marked as more than one pointer to the calling actor can ignore the exclusion pointers, but only if at least one is missing. I.e. an actor who is a target and tracer of the calling actor can still receive the item, if the calling actor doesn't pass RGF_NOTARGET and NOTRACER at the same time. RGF_INCLUSIVE only works with the pointer filtering flags. By default, if not specified, the actor will not be loopholed the item if they are under any one of the three filters.
- Fixed discrepancies and dependencies upon several flags and actor conditions which caused the function to fail.
The RichEdit control can become quite slow with large amounts of text being added constantly.
Since anything that gets added while the game is running can't be seen anyway unless a fatal error is produced, it buffers the text locally now, without any processing, and only adds it to the RichEdit control in case a fatal error causes the control to be displayed again.
GZDoom requires this extension and all supported hardware has drivers implementing it but there still seem to be people out there who stuck to some older, obsolete drivers that don't.
- For backward compatibility, you need to indicate that substitution is
allowed in the string by prepending it with a % character:
alias asay "say %\"%1\""
The above will substitute the alias parameter.
alias asay "say \"%1\""
The above will not substitute the alias parameter but use the string
literal "%1" directly.
This wants `curline->sidedef`, which is the 3D sidedef currently being
drawn. `sidedef` appears to be the last regular sidedef that happened
to be drawn? The perils of globals.
- This only affects damage calculations being received by the end result. If the original damage was not a million or more, from the start, it will not hurt invulnerable-flagged or kill buddha-flagged monsters.
- Fixed: Damage was inconsistent by the time the function checked for player cheats/invulnerability and (monster and player) buddha, yet monster invulnerability checked the original damage prior to factor processing. This means a damage source that intended to damage another below the threshold could accidentally increase with a powerdamage multiplier or the recipient with a weakness for it, resulting in invulnerability/buddha foiling. Now, checks for telefrag damage using the raw original value on player godmode, player/monster invulnerability and buddha.
- Fixed: Artiflash played on initial save loading. I seem to recall this looking like an intentional change, but perhaps I broke it since it's completely pointless to play the animation only on the first load of a save game if nothing has been loaded beforehand.
- Reuse the old window in the SDL backend since in some instances switching windows causes issues (OS X fullscreen for instance (while using the SDL backend of course)).
- Clear the SDL render before copying in the framebuffer to remove HOM-like effect.
The new tag manager considers tag 0 'untagged' and won't create entries in its tag list for it, so the normal search algorithm can not find any such sector.
It now uses a linear search over all sectors instead, if tag 0 is looked for.
If the map name neither matched 'ExMy', 'MAPxy' or 'LEVELxy', 'checkstring' was left uninitialized before using as argument to 'strstr', leading to undefined results.
Spotted with Valgrind.
- Overrides the NOTELEPORT flag so actors with velocity don't need to disable it in order to perform A_Teleport, which could be screwed up by a teleporting line or sudden ACS interference.
- Ensure that the result is set to false if it fails prematurely. Wasn't sure if this was needed, but with the upcoming if/else statements, better safe than sorry.
- (int ptr = AAPTR_TARGET, state high, state low, float offsethigh = 0, float offsetlow = 0, bool includeHeight = true)
- Jumps if the pointer of the calling actor is higher or lower than itself, adding offsethigh or offsetlow depending on the circumstance.
- includeHeight works twofold.
- Includes the height of the calling actor if the pointer is higher to truly determine if they are completely above them or not.
- Includes the height of the pointer if the pointer is lower.
- Disable it to only check z differences without adding height.
