qzdoom/src/statnums.h
Christoph Oelckers ef3421eee5 - moved dynamic lights out of the GL code into the common game code.
Since the true color software renderer also handles them there is no point keeping them on the GL side.
This also optimized how they are stored, because we no longer need to be aware of a base engine which doesn't have them.
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#ifndef __STATNUMS_H
#define __STATNUMS_H
/*
** statnums.h
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**
** These are different statnums for thinkers. The idea to maintain multiple
** lists for different types of thinkers is taken from Build. Every thinker
** is ticked by statnum, so a thinker with a low statnum will always tick
** before a thinker with a high statnum. If a thinker is not explicitly
** created with a statnum, it will be given STAT_DEFAULT
*/
enum
{ // Thinkers that don't actually think
STAT_INFO, // An info queue
STAT_DECAL, // A decal
STAT_AUTODECAL, // A decal that can be automatically deleted
STAT_CORPSEPOINTER, // An entry in Hexen's corpse queue
STAT_TRAVELLING, // An actor temporarily travelling to a new map
STAT_STATIC, // persistent across maps.
// Thinkers that do think
STAT_FIRST_THINKING=32,
STAT_SCROLLER=STAT_FIRST_THINKING, // A DScroller thinker
STAT_PLAYER, // A player actor
STAT_BOSSTARGET, // A boss brain target
STAT_LIGHTNING, // The lightning thinker
STAT_DECALTHINKER, // An object that thinks for a decal
STAT_INVENTORY, // An inventory item
STAT_LIGHT, // A sector light effect
STAT_LIGHTTRANSFER, // A sector light transfer. These must be ticked after the light effects!!!
STAT_EARTHQUAKE, // Earthquake actors
STAT_MAPMARKER, // Map marker actors
STAT_DLIGHT,
STAT_DEFAULT = 100, // Thinkers go here unless specified otherwise.
STAT_SECTOREFFECT, // All sector effects that cause floor and ceiling movement
STAT_ACTORMOVER, // actor movers
STAT_SCRIPTS, // The ACS thinker. This is to ensure that it can't tick before all actors called PostBeginPlay
STAT_BOT, // Bot thinker
};
#endif