- added temp_angle variable to DDukeActor

To avoid using temp_data as storage for angles in TRIPBOMB.

source/games/duke/src/actors.cpp

@@ -3185,18 +3185,14 @@ void handle_se03(DDukeActor *actor)
 
 	int palvals = actor->palvals;
 
-	//	if(actor->temp_data[5] > 0) { actor->temp_data[5]--; break; }
-
 	if ((global_random / (sh + 1) & 31) < 4 && !actor->temp_data[2])
 	{
-		//	   actor->temp_data[5] = 4+(global_random&7);
 		sc->ceilingpal = palvals >> 8;
 		sc->floorpal = palvals & 0xff;
 		actor->temp_data[0] = actor->spr.shade + (global_random & 15);
 	}
 	else
 	{
-		//	   actor->temp_data[5] = 4+(global_random&3);
 		sc->ceilingpal = actor->spr.pal;
 		sc->floorpal = actor->spr.pal;
 		actor->temp_data[0] = actor->temp_data[3];

source/games/duke/src/savegame.cpp

@@ -314,6 +314,7 @@ void DDukeActor::Serialize(FSerializer& arc)
 		("seek_actor", seek_actor)
 		.Array("temp_data", temp_data, 6)
 		.Array("temo_wall", temp_walls, 2)
+		("temp_angle", temp_angle)
 		("temp_sect", temp_sect)
 		("uservars", uservars)
 		("flags1", flags1)

source/games/duke/src/types.h

@@ -57,10 +57,12 @@ public:
 		int palvals;
 		int tempsound;
 	};
+	// note: all this temp shit needs to be moved to subclass specific variables once things get cleaned up. This is a major issue with code readability.
 	int temp_data[6];
 	// Some SE's stored indices in temp_data. For purposes of clarity avoid that. These variables are meant to store these elements now
 	walltype* temp_walls[2]; // SE20 + SE128
 	sectortype* temp_sect, *actorstayput;
+	DAngle temp_angle; // only used by TRIPBOMB
 
 	TObjPtr<DDukeActor*> temp_actor, seek_actor;