This is to have consistent ordering, independent of where the files are found.
Game order is: Duke, Blood, Shadow Warrior, Redneck Rampage, Nam, WW2GI, Exhumed, all the official mission packs are grouped below the game they belong to.
New names are:
REDNECKxx.ogg for Redneck Rampage
REDNECKRIDESxx.ogg for RR Rides Again.
SHADOWxx.ogg for Shadow Warrior.
The motivation here is to allow copying all this music to a single folder or .zip file and reference it from all games.
Fix bug when switching to another weapon from the spray while firing with primary fire won't switch to the new weapon. And telling Caleb not to put away his lighter if the spray is being switched to TNT.
Do not put away lighter after TNT is thrown if while throwing the weapon was switched already to spray.
Do not put away lighter if TNT was selected while throwing a spray can.
Fix next/prev weapon
The duplicate 'currentSprite' variable prevented it from doing anything.
Also cleaned up the interface a bit to avoid using a global variable for parameter passing.
Fixes#279
This reverts commit 4fcec5f6d3.
Functionality wasn't working properly, most players will never use it and care only for 100% originality. Was a nice idea, though.
# Conflicts:
# source/core/gamecvars.cpp
# source/games/sw/src/panel.cpp
It is totally unclear what happened here in the original code, but the info apparently never reached the place where it's being checked. BloodGDX just ignores it so we do now, too.
Turned out that the status bar's DrawGraphic cannot handle it with its coordinate hackery, this needs a separate, cleaner interface function that does not mess around with the pivot which needs to be passed unaltered to the backend to properly rotate around it
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.
This one is most prominently noticeable in WW2GI's first map where blowing up a crack has no effect.
This must have happened when removing all those dangerous pointer to long casts that were so popular back in the bad old days.
Fixes#266
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
