- Gachabom hits an object and is destroyed immediately
(does not bounce off like Orbinauts or Jawz).
- Gachabom explosion spawns in its place.
- (New) Gachabom physically returns to the player who
threw it.
- Random & Sphere Items are x3 bigger.
- Eggman Items grow to x3 bigger when they land.
- Eggman Item hitbox reverted from 24 to 16 again, since the x3 size increases their hitbox even more anyway.
- Random item temporarily moved to 2011 and 2000 objects ignored, as per Ivo's request.
The idea behind this branch is to start turning tons of item clusters into single file item rows with only a few items per. The original intent was to make 9P+ more bearable by making item sets no longer free, but in a way that's engaging & takes thought. This does eliminate one of the reasons I had originally standardized MK64-style clusters, but honestly no one really hides eggman items anymore :P
I'm not totally confident that this will make massive netgames enjoyable on its own, but it's one step towards that and this change has a lot of other benefits as well like less clutter and better visibility.
Due to the mapthing type shuffle, this needs to be tested on a few maps with changed item sets, and then swap it back before merging.
- Replaces Chao audience entirely
- Convenient, because one of the two default follower types used in the audience is Chao
- Can provide one follower, or a list of followers, on the stringarg1 (seperated by spaces/commas) and it'll pick randomly between them
- If not provided, uses the mapheader follower list
- Can provide one skincolor, or a list of skincolors, on the stringarg2 (seperated by spaces/commas) and it'll pick randomly between them
- If not provided, uses the follower's default color
- If the follower's default color is Match/Opposite or the user provides "Random" in stringarg2, pick a random skincolor
- If arg3 is set, floats in the air
- MTF_OBJECTSPECIAL in binary format
- If arg4 is set, faces the closest player
- MTF_AMBUSH in binary format
- Uses some funny mathematical tricks to avoid checking on the same frame as every other audience member at once
- Uses P_GetNextEmerald to determine the associated emerald. Earlier work paying dividends!
- Color selected matching Cup Select screen
- New states which can be used in other contexts
- S_SUPEREMERALD1 and S_SUPEREMERALD2
- S_SUPEREMERALD_UNDER
- MT_CDUFO is now a valid type of Prison in Prison Break
- Tracked on counter
- Tracked on HUD
- Tracked on minimap
- P_AddBrokenPrison in p_inter.c
- Generalises behaviour on breaking a Prison Break object
- MT_CDUFO polish
- Can now be broken with all damaging objects EXCEPT Shield Orbinaut/Shield Jawz
- These two are exceptions to prevent them from denying you your on-contact item grab., which these will still give you if you touch them
- Breaking the object by touching it now causes hitlag instead of fireworks
- The fireworks were to make touching it feel good... but hitlag feels better :P
- Now supports mapobjectscale directly.
- Scaled 1.5x mapobjectscale
- Hitbox now far closer to actual sprite (which was just replaced, but was inexplicably far away from the old one too)
Bubble Shield could collide with the same object up to
5 times per tic! (3 times at least!)
1) P_CheckPosition from MFE_ONGROUND being unset.
2) P_CheckPosition AGAIN from MFE_ONGROUND being unset
while literally being on the ground. This one's
probably a bug in general but it's beyond the scope of
this commit. It's also scary movement code, yiiiikes...
3) P_MoveOrigin to teleport the Bubble to its holder's
position.
4) If something moves into the Bubble.
5) If something moves into the player holding the Bubble.
This generated extra unwated hitlag, especially noticeable
against invincible players.
To reduce these to one collision only, the Bubble is now
MF_NOCLIPTHING except while calling P_MoveOrigin. The
player's own hitbox is also disabled for Bubble
collisions.
- arg2: TID of an object to make the camera's angle/pitch follow.
- arg3: Zoom tube waypoint sequence to start following.
- Ceremony uses one-screen, regardless of previous splitscreen-ed-ness
- Use sfx_achiev when any Challenge is completed
- If picking up MT_EMBLEM *doesn't* immediately complete a challenge, use sfx_ncitem as before
- Bugfix: this sound is played even when online, which it wasn't previously doing (because the object couldn't be destroyed and play its sound)
Two arrows. One above the player, floating. One below the
player, on the ground.
Both arrows use the player's facing angle. Arrows are only
visible to their own player (other players can't see them).
The floating arrow is a papersprite. You can see the arrow
turn with you as you turn your camera.
The grounded arrow is a splat with additive blending. It
tilts to match the slope of the ground you're driving on.
The totally-not-a-secret reason I made this branch.
- doomednum 770 (associated with polyobject anchors 760/761 and skybox centerpoint 780)
- Place exactly two in a map to draw an implicit rectangle.
- Supports top-left/bottom-right AND bottom-left/top-right placements.
- I_Errors if you place too many (or only one).
- You don't *have* to have these, this is just a bonus if you're a map like Power Plant or CDSS1 negatively affected by your skybox.
