The way this is handled is the main reason why Build maps are size limited, but since it is extremely invasive it needs to be taken out of the game code piece by piece, this is the framework for doing this for Duke.
It checked for two instances globally, which made the same actor repeat its sound all over again, but if more recons were present some were silent.
Now each one is allowed to play its effect separately.
* Struct made up of binangle class units.
* Create signed clone of binangle for use with look_ang and rotscrnang.
* Append currently outgoing function names with `2` at the end to avoid conflict.
* Fixes regression from e1ee9bc83c. +='ing the angle by 16 gave a noticeable hiccup, but was keeping the poor math before in-check so the angle didn't drift.
* Using more temp data fields in hittype, properly define a min/max using the initial camera angle and the hitag which is conveniently the camera's viewing arc.
* Need SW's input helpers available for Blood but therefore also need an angle delta function that does not seem to exist in Blood.
* Realise that gamecontrol.h/cpp might not be the most appropriate place, but it's a shared location and these will go into binaryangle.h when its utilisation can be more realised.
* Because SW's logic was reversed, in that param #1 was the new angle and param #2 was the current, all calls have been reversed.
* By happenstance, also fixes an issue with multiple 180° turns in quick succession.
Previous attempts at leveraging `applylook()` and `sethorizon()` in different spots had pros and cons, but ultimately changing where these functions were called from was a net negative and had hard to diagnose issues.
Maintaining two types of player input is considerable work. Lessons have been learned and will be beneficial when it comes time to re-doing the other games. Ideas from PR #98 for optimising RRRA vehicle experience while `cl_syncinput 0` is in use have been implemented here.
* For RR, `processweapon_r()` was performing angle and horizon changes directly which provided a harsh experience with the default `cl_syncinput 0` mode.
* Added `angAdjust` variable to `player_struct` for use with ticrate angle adjustments.
* Renamed `horizAngleAdjust` to `horizAdjust` so that there is less confusion with the new `angAdjust` variable.
* Removed `horizSkew` variable, can just use `horizAdjust` for this.
* Replaced all calls to `addang()` and `addhoriz()` with the appropriate additions/subtractions to `angAdjust` and `horizAdjust` respectively.
* Removed now unused `addang()` and `addhoriz()` setters from `player_struct`.
* Define new function `resetinputhelpers()` to eliminate code duplication between `processinput_d()` and `processinput_r()` functions.
* Remove `p->q16ang` and `p->q16horiz` direct setting from `FinalizeInput()`.
* Change `applylook()` to accept an `fixed_t adjustment` for changing the player's angle. This can either be `input.q16avel` when `cl_syncinput` is 0, or `sync[snum].q16angvel` when `cl_syncinput` is 1.
* Change `sethorizon()` to accept an `fixed_t adjustment` for changing the player's horizon. This can either be `input.q16horz` when `cl_syncinput` is 0, or `sync[snum].q16horz` when `cl_syncinput` is 1.
* Re-work `sethorizon()` to always adjust `p->q16horiz` using the true pitch code. This closer resembles the EDuke32 implementation as per SVN 7342.
* Re-work returning to center to work off the true pitch code and always ensure that the player returns to center.
* Implement work-around for RR where we need to call `sethorizon()` before the call to `fi.doincrements()` like the original game, but also after the call to `processweapon()` to apply any angle or horizon changes due to weapon recoil, etc. We work around this by calling `sethorizon()` from within `doincrements_r()` only if `cl_syncinput` is 1 and only if `doincrements_r()` is to return 1.
* Current setup was broken and unusable.
* Fixed interpolation issues.
* Only call `GetInput()` at frame-rate when `cl_syncinput` is 0.
* Create `oq16look_ang` and interpolate it for enhanced smoothness.
* Always reset `horizAngleAdjust` and `horizSkew` in `processinput_d()`.
* Don't pre-scale `sb_avel` in `processinput_d()` and `processinput_r()`.
* Promote `p->angvel` from short to fixed_t.
* Don't descale `sync[snum].q16horz` in `processinput_d()` and `processinput_r()`.
* Ensure `false` bool is provided to `sethorizon()` call in `processinput_d()` and `processinput_r()`.
* Reset `p->q16angvel` in `resetplayerstats()`.
This also refactors the animateptr array into something serializable. This kind of pointer lookup is virtually unrestorable without creating platform locked savegames.
