An alternative to the standard pathfind function. Instead of pathfinding to a specific waypoint, it always goes towards the finish line waypoint, but also won't stop when it reaches it. It only stops when it travels a far enough distance.
This is basically a cleaner, less hacky, and optimized version of the pathfinding I gave to the bots; instead of doing 1-2 full pathfinds to do this (depending on if they are near the finish line or not), it will instead always do a single small pathfind. I also need it for shrink laser behavior.
- Reorganized bot traversal
- Blocking line traversal includes tripwire
- Next waypoint detection uses blocking line trace now (this means bots can't sit outside of a tripwire wanting to go through it)
- Shortcut waypoints are pink now instead of blue. (barkley's ran into the issue of a shortcut waypoint on the main path too many times)
- Waypoint debug uses a shaded blue sphere sprite instead of a thok sprite, because it makes the color easier to see on different backgrounds.
- Use 1 splat for waypoint radius instead of shittons of orbs
See notably the finish line. Basically respawning exactly on a line can let you
cross it twice, if you crossed it before respawning, or NOT cross it, depending
on which direction you drive after landing. So this just respawns very slightly
before the line so you can cross (or not cross) it normally.
Thing height refers to the index of FOF. FOF are sorted by top height, lowest
to highest. Set Object Flip to sort highest to lowest.
If the waypoint thing set Object Flip, it will be placed on the bottom of the
FOF. The sorting remains the same though.
Set Ambush to raise the waypoint to the same z position.
Mobjs get deleted and loaded from net save. The mobjs in the waypoints need to load into the correct waypoints again.
This doesn't save/load the entire waypoints, so they still cannot be edited/added/removed mid-game.
This is done specifically on static functions that aren't used as callbacks.
This is done to keep the code cleaner, and the I_Asserts get compiled out in Release builds.
Logic is left in the "public" functions to avoid crashes as a result of the modules.
- Player direction value uses momentum angle rather than facing angle (fixes weird nextwaypoint/position flickering while drifting)
- Raise default radius to 384
I got a "initializer element is not constant" error when compiling. From a quick Google search, it seems that const-type variables aren't totally considered constants in C. There may be a better way to fix this error.
