To allow cumulative loading without interfering with other ports, Raze will now look for files called xxxx-raze.def, where xxxx is the default .def name (e.g. duke3d-raze.def for Duke3D.) and if that is found, cumulatively load all same-named files - it will fall back on the default name if no such thing is found.
-def still overrides both and will not cumulatively load.
This was incomplete and just ignored Duke's special music, and the levelnum generation used an outdated formula so that it never managed to assign any music to the maps.
At these places there's some inteference that can bring the engine into an unstable state.
This is not a real fix, just a quick workaround. The actual problem requires closer examination why these are the only places where this happens.
The same logic as in GZDoom applies: The root must not have any other content and the subdirectory must contain identifiable game content.
Some handling was also added to strip out macOS resource fork folders because they can contain data that can confuse file detection.
This was supposed to get the same treatment as d_net.cpp, i.e get the old license restored and be released under a duplicate GPL/Doom Source license but it was somehow missed when it got added. Also removed all leftover Doom specific parts.
* 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.
* Reduce code repetition.
* Clamp incoming horizon when using `settarget()` methods.
* Eliminate double calculation that was occurring in `processhelpers()`.
* Since f4b27bbd27, `D:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Shadow Warrior Classic/gameroot/addons/Sw.grp` was being picked up instead of `D:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Shadow Warrior Classic/gameroot/SW.GRP`.
* Fixes#289.
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.
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
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
* Stop panning if underwater.
* Remove overload from PlayerHorizon from d32dcd5f8e that was causing problems for other games.
* Remove static bool `plrFalling` also from d32dcd5f8e and add `bIsFalling` to `Player` struct, hooking up with save code as well.
