Instead of putting you on the room select but forbidding changing the room...
- You haven't unlocked add-ons (formerly forced to CORE)
- Skips the Room Select and takes you directly to the CORE mode Server Browser
- Game has add-ons loaded (formerly forced to MODDED)
- Forbid accessing the Server Browser with a helpful message.
- Reduces tech support burden.
- Parity with the previous entry in the series.
Ported from KartKrew/Kart-Public!286
Unlike the previous entry in the series, this actually defers outbound rules checks for either selecting "Host Game" on the menu, or starting a server via the console/command line parameters. Only attempting to host a non-advertised game via the menu will have sent out an unnecessary rules request to the MS!
- KartKrew/Kart-Public!313 has finally been integrated with the changed menu code
- Attempts multiple times to get every public server, up to nettimeout
- Clear the server list when entering/exiting and refrehing
- Show visible servers and potential servers opposite the Refresh input
- I would have done this in another commit, but the system was too broken to repair without just putting the working solution in wholesale
- Improved visual scrolling behaviour
- Pressing A actually joins the server
- CORE vs MODDED is handled in SL_InsertServer, not a seperate function to drop/memcpy things around
Also, abstract out the little "PLEASE WAIT..." message popup during potential IO block into M_PleaseWait (only used on connect process via Menu)
- No need to call CV_RegisterVar
- Cvar definitions live in only one file, easier to locate
- Organized into sections -- netvars, cheats, etc.
- Use builder pattern to initialize cvars
- Still need to extern if you want to read the cvar value
- Characters is default page because it's Dr Eggman's game
- Keep page when exiting menu and returning
- Remove/comment out the overview page, since the overview is currently visible on all pages
- Show placement with position-modified monitor mini-icon
- Reworked alignment AGAIN
- Dots instead of dashes for empty spots on the GP statistics
- Now also applies for a missing emerald/prize
- Shaded glass background behind the icons for readability
- Shows wins for every character
- Shows heatmap of which stats are your favourite (of the loaded skins)
- Adds a header to the top of all statistics pages showing you can scroll left and right
- General spacing is adjusted to accomodate
Was previously a feature of older versions of SRB2, but newer releases have had more compact statistics menus.
However, we now have wayyyyy more to track than SRB2 ever did, so this is now actually justified.
Currently there are only two pages, and the first page is empty. This will change shortly.
Show players' appearances on intermissions with less than or equal to 2 players, in port priority order, to mimic Sonic 3 Competition.
Also shows player letter and profile name in Match Race, to really drive the reference home.
Currently just plays the squishy "nope" sound for "KICK PLAYER?", all others are functional
Shows whether vote is active or the cooldown is too recent (via numerical timer) as reasons for why you can't select it
- Now actually from the relevant GP difficulty's Cupgrid, instead of the top-level Play choice
- Permits a much cleaner M_StartCup, combining two of the previously four copypasted, slightly modified level startup regions (which could be further combined for sanity's sake, but would take a LITTLE more work right now than I have in me)
- Shows a funny exclamation mark from Sonic Rush on the relevant cup on the grid
- Selected by default when loading the menu, if appropriate
- Permits the use of the existing K_HandleMenuMessage MM_YESNO system, instead of the faked previous implementation
- Removes the "cl_requestmode" hack
- The only area of the game that fakes handling Menu Messages is the title screen, now, due to the lack of guarantees for menu inputs.
- *Also* permits Screenshots and video/lossless Recordings to be started/ended on this menu.
Slicker, prevents the issue where a transition after pressing accept on a prompt would be instant.
Also guarantees M_StopMessage is called even for MM_NOTHING, even with a custom routine.
Immense 25-file diff, so spun off into its own branch.
- Improved appearance
- Not just a big block of text on a blue background
- Well, OK, the main part is, but some stuff has been spun out into its own fields
- Title text
- Text and button prompt for Yes/No or OK
- Slides with pow on and off the screen
- Disabled MM_EVENTHANDLER, which has always been dog but got considerably worse after newmenus to the point nothing's using it anymore
- Required in order to reduce the reliance on FUNCPTRCAST, which prevents Eidolon from compiling some stuff because it's not valid C++
`banana` was the cheat for the previous entry in the series.
Visuals are incomplete but I have to go out in a little bit and the bulk of it is done
(The Tournament mode cheat's password is "placeholder" for now.)
- Type in anything you want
- On closing the field, if a cheat sequence is matched *exactly*, activate it!
- Directly hooked up to a modified form of the previously existing SCRAMBLE interpreter system in m_cheat.c
- The existing cht_Responder call in D_ProcessEvents is gone
- Done this way because the new input paragadim is not very friendly to unqualified keyboard/controller input, and we still want text
- Plenty of opportunity to add fun future passwords in addition to the currently underbaked Tournament Mode
- Got a debug M_StartMessage just so you can tell what's up without sound
- Takes a second and a half.
- No accidential usage of your hard-earned Chao Keys.
- Does a full clockwise rotation around the unlocked spot, so there's an intuitive understanding of how long you have to bail out.
Made sure there is more than enough headroom for our current purposes.
It should be easy to double again if necessary now that the datatypes have been increased... but that would be obscene at this point
- 1024 Unlockables and 1024 Conditions (these were always tied together in slots)
- 2048 emblems (Medals + nonmedals). If we ship with ~250 maps this permits 8 Medals per map - which is higher than we intend right now but could easily fill out in patches
The intersection between processed buttons and raw keyboard data is a messy one and will probably never be perfect, but it is now consistent.
- Never overwrite a valid keyboard menuKey recieved this frame with a -1 if a different type of event is recieved as well.
- Store previous state of dpad_lr and dpad_ud on menucmd struct.
- Previously, if `a` was bound to Turn Left, it could produce a valid menuKey for one frame, then be considered a leftward input - switching from manual keyboard to Virtual Keyboard.
- It still only produces a valid menuKey for one frame... but we simply filter out leftward inputs that are older than this frame to keep things (relatively) clean.
- Variable width key support
- Rearrangement of keys to take advantage of this
- Uses thin strings
- Or arrow sigils for backspace/shift
- Shift and caps lock have been visually combined to match other virtual keyboards
- Press shift once to enable shift, press again to disable shift and enable caps lock
- Indicator light on shift to show capslock state
- k_hud.c: Add K_DrawSticker function (was previously named M_DrawSticker)
- Seperated the confirm handling into the menu ticker (fixes the confirm delay being framerate dependent)
- Updated to use the button graphics
- It's pretty barebones so far, more stuff has yet to be done
- Updated to use the current method of checking if a memu button is pressed
TODO: Port the menu drawer
TODO: Fix confirm delay handling
- Will silently merge conflict with !1093, make sure to adjust PROFILEVER handling
- (profile_t *)->rumble
- cv_rumble[MAXSPLITSCREENPLAYERS]
- cv_dummyprofilerumble
- Disables all current rumbles when toggling off
- Prevents new rumbles from being set while turned off
- Shown on the menu
- soundtest.autosequence
- Plays all songs in sequence, skipping over the soundtest entry.
- Plays each looping song twice (and fades out if it's the last one in the musicdef's tracks)
- Plays non-looping songs once with no fade ever
- Disabled when S_SoundTestStop called
- Songs that end outside of autosequence will now stop the visible Playing.
