Corrected entries were blood would spawn inconsistently because of
cl_bloodtype. Blood now always spawns but is marked invisible according
to cl_bloodtype.
- Added CF_INTERPVIEW flag for players. A_SetPitch/A_SetAngle and the
similar ACS APROPs set this when changing an angle. This forces the
renderer to interpolate the view angles instead of updating with the
latest mouse positions. The effect lasts one tick.
- Instead of tying NoDelay behavior to OF_JustSpawned, use a new actor
flag, MF7_HANDLENODELAY. This only gets cleared once it has actually
been checked by Tick(). This is necessary because freeze mode delays the
initial run of Tick() past the initial spawn, so OF_JustSpawned will no
longer be set when it does the initial tick.
- Delay NoDelay processing if an actor is spawned dormant. Actors spawned
dormant have Deactivate() called before they tick, so MF7_HANDLENODELAY
will remain set as long as an actor is dormant. This allows the NoDelay
handling to occur as expected once it is activated.
- fixed: Damage of type 'extreme' did not get recorded as an extreme death for the mugshot code.
- changed: extreme deaths now only get recorded when an extreme death state was actually used, to ensure that the crash state being used is the correct one associated with the death state.
- fixed: DamageTypeReceived was not serialized.
- fixed: The check for unhandled damage type was rendered ineffective by the old code handling the DeathType.
DECORATE). Then you can use:
* Bounce
* Bounce.Floor
* Bounce.Ceiling
* Bounce.Wall
* Bounce.Actor
* Bounce.Actor.Creature
Partial matches work just like Pain states, so if an actor bounces off a floor and you don't
have a Bounce.Floor state, but you do have a Bounce state, it will use the Bounce state.
Conversely, if you only have a Bounce.Floor state but no Bounce state, then the actor will
only enter the Bounce.Floor state when it bounces on a floor; bouncing off anything else will
not cause it to change state.
SVN r4250 (trunk)
When set, the actor will run this state during its first tick. This means Spawn
states may now run an action function if you set this flag. Note that this action function
is executed during the actor's first tick, which is not the same as when it is spawned.
SVN r4240 (trunk)
whatever spawned the random spawner already took care of this.
- Added a maxdist parameter to P_CheckMissileSpawn() to help ensure that it doesn't completely
move the spawned missile outside of its shooter (and potentially beyond a wall the shooter
might happen to be standing next to).
SVN r4194 (trunk)
can perform based on the amount of damage actually taken after all modifications are done to
it. However, if the damage is canceled away, blood will still spawn for the original damage
amount rather than the modified amount.
SVN r4012 (trunk)
* GruntSpeed: The minimum speed a player must be falling at the time of landing to play *grunt.
* FallingScreamSpeed: When a player is falling within this range of speeds, they will play *falling.
SVN r3829 (trunk)
is more efficient than ThingCount(tid, T_NONE), because it only needs to check for one actor
with the TID and not all of them. It also makes no distinction between dead things and live
things like ThingCount does.
- Added ACS function UniqueTID(tid, limit): It returns a new TID that is not currently used by
any actors. It has two modes of operation. If tid is non-zero, then it checks TIDs one-by-one
starting at the given tid until if finds a free one. If tid is zero, then it returns a completely
random TID. If limit is non-zero, then it will only check that many times for a free TID, so
it might not find a free one. If no free TID is found, 0 is returned. If limit is zero, then
the search is effectively unlimited.
SVN r3798 (trunk)
Z position by the MapThing's Z, just like for any other MapThing.
- P_SpawnPlayer() now respects a player's SPAWNCEILING and SPAWNFLOAT flags.
SVN r3746 (trunk)
know why that was in there, but I have no idea. It was like this for the entire life of the
repository, so I can't find anything from that. And since MF_FLOAT is typically also applied to
monsters with MF_NOGRAVITY, the z velocity should already be 0, so it's a change that makes
little sense.
SVN r3645 (trunk)
respawns.
- Use doubles instead of floats, as appropriate, in PIT_FindFloorCeiling().
- Fixed: The second call to P_FindFloorCeiling() in A_RestoreSpecialPosition and P_NightmareRespawn()
must only consider 3D floors and midtexes.
SVN r3545 (trunk)
without resetting the actor's sector. The 3D floor checks in P_NightmareRespawn() and
A_RestoreSpecialPosition now use this.
- Fixed: P_NightmareRespawn() did its Z clamping before checking for 3D floors.
- Fixed: Respawning actors were not clamped to the ceiling.
SVN r3542 (trunk)
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)
- Fixed: Monster respawning used the newly spawned monster's SpawnPoint to determine what to
shift the Z position by. This is, naturally, always 0.
SVN r3510 (trunk)
for multiplayer: They now always check through the eyes of every player. For players whose
cameras are not players, they also check through the eyes of those cameras.
- Using spynext/spyprev to switch from a non-player to a player now writes a command to the
network stream and lets Net_DoCommand() take care of it later. The logic here is that if
a player is viewing from something that isn't another player, then every player needs to know
about it for sync purposes. Consequently, when they stop viewing from a non-player and switch
to a player, everybody needs to know about that too. But if they are viewing from a
player, it doesn't matter which player it is, so they can spynext/spyprev all they want
without letting the other players know about it (and without potentially breaking demos--due
to the above-mentioned two codepointers--while doing it during demo playback).
- Replaced the instances of checking players[consoleplayer].camera for a valid pointer to
ones that do it for every player.
- Fixed: Upon changing levels, all players but the consoleplayer would have their cameras NULLed.
- Fixed: player_t::FixPointers() needs to bypass the read barriers, or it won't be able to
do substitutions of old objects that are pending deletion.
SVN r3448 (trunk)
- added DECORATE properties for accuracy and stamina.
- Since these changes move properties from player_t to AActor all savegame compatibility code was removed and the min. savegame version bumped.
SVN r3427 (trunk)
