This makes the shading in Polymost more or less 1:1 with classic mode.
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This "fixes" relative texture alignment for floors and ceilings in Polymost to match classic mode. "Fix" is in quotes because this actually means the alignment is less correct in terms of proper scaling than before, but more correct in terms of accuracy to classic mode.
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This does a few things:
-projectiles now use clipmovex() instead of clipmove() (this is like CON_CLIPMOVENOSLIDE)
-the z distances passed to clipmove() are now calculated from the sprite's size instead of being hard-coded
-projectiles now move as if they had SFLAG_NOCLIP applied for the first tic after spawning
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Because this is a check for sprites above the sprite being moved and not a check for sprites below, the height of the sprite should not be taken into account at all here and the base of the sprite should be used instead.
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This isn't really intended to fix any specific issue, but to shut up Visual Studio whining about arithmetic overflows.
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This one should bring Polymost TROR into parity with classic mode.
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This fixes an issue with clipmove() caused by sectors behind walls which were candidates for clipping not being added to the list of sectors that definitely clip the player, forcing the function to fall back to a slow, sector-by-sector brute force approach. This brute force approach has also been removed in favor of something more efficient.
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Long-term we will need to replace all uses of "\n" in string literals printed to disk.
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This also cleans up the code for MENU_CREDITS4 so that it's significantly easier to alter in the future if needed.
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There are still a bunch of warnings, but fixing warnings in deprecated code that only one guy uses anymore isn't an efficient use of time.
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However, it's remaining disabled because even with the new dispatch method it still doesn't improve performance any.
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This bails out of drawing any domost spans that seem to be entirely outside of the range of the screen coordinates. Since this seems so obvious, I have to wonder if Polymost is supposed to be doing this elsewhere already...
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Christoph Oelckers
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