- Very slightly less claustrophobic camera defaults
- Changed camera settings are saved
- Camera distance increases relatively with splitscreen & analog mode.
These changes are kind of debatable because them not saving was an intentional decision initially, and the camera being farther out could potentially clip more geometry where it previously didn't... still, thought I'd open this for consideration
Needs the config default-changing shenanigans done still, not sure how to tackle that yet. Now the game is TOTALLY playable from a fresh install if you just plug in a controller.
Let Grow/Shrink revert itself when it changes to 0, as well as add a function for removing either. Means we don't have to modify every single > 0/< 0 check, and is overall cleaner.
* Sets the player respawn coords on the finish line, so dying in the short interval between crossing an intermediate finish line and hitting a checkpoint doesn't send you all the way back to the beginning.
This broke MKSC in a minor way if you skip a specific item set and then take the big cut... I'll let it go anyway since its an improvement everywhere else.
I meant to fix the previous method, but I didn't even understand how it knew it was in a vote or not... so I just did it my own way :V
(Shouldn't FLUSHMAPBUFFEREARLY be on now...?)
This makes it so that if the SPB'd person is passed, then the person who's getting SPB'd won't get the increased item odds for the weird feedback loop.
Unfortunately, the code didn't turn out nearly as nice as I'd desired, but things don't always work out.
In addition: For some reason, I rolled Tinkerer's Arena twice within three hits of the Dice voting option, so something's wrong and this branch needs proper, rigorous investigative testing but I don't know what and I'm way too tired (both physically and metaphysically) to investigate any further.
This makes rubber-burn turning even more useless, but I don't think there's a way to fix the rubber-burn turn without breaking demo playback, so let's just do the part that is needed for now. I kinda want to redo how that mechanic works anyway.