* moving polymost_voxdraw into polymost.cpp.
* consolidated all remaining voxel code in hw_voxels.cpp. All original Build voxel code is completely gone now, except for polymost_voxdraw, so this got moved out of the build/ folder.
* integrate Blood's voxel init code into the main function.
* some further cleanup was allowed as a result of this, so engineInit is gone now because these parts can now be done outside the games' app_init functions.
* the parser read numbers with leading zeros as octal, which is not wanted here
* texture lookup by file name must be forced for root directory entries.
* the parser read numbers with leading zeros as octal, which is not wanted here
* texture lookup by file name must be forced for root directory entries.
Using the palette to apply fog is just far too broken and cannot be kept in check with all the hacks the Build engine allows.
This only works if all elements on screen use the identity translation lookup which is basically never the case.
Real fog, on the other hand, can easily be applied to everything.
The original tiles are all 15 pixels tall, but depending on the games can vary in their true height, so use CheckRealHeight on them to get their true dimensions.
Fixes#250
In these cases the palette needs to be ignored and the base version picked. The proper handling for this case was undefined, working in some cases and not in others.
Fixes#247
This ensures that callback indices are consistent. Runtime registration as performed by NBlood has undefined order and will make savegames non-transferrable.
The recent changes for replacing fonts with hires versions made the paletted handling kick in, although the voxel textures are not suitable for that.
Fixes#178
This essentially removes the tiny font which is simply too small to ever be able to receive a proper international extension from the equation for localization because the level name display was the only remaining relevant content using this font.
The only other screen where this font is still being used to draw text requiring translated content is the multiplayer summary which will have to be redesigned anyway if multiplayer becomes functional again.
Apparently this is needed by some hires packs to fudge the sprite offsets.
Fortunately, setting sprite offsets is the only thing this was ever used for so it's relatively uninvasive.
