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.
- `P_InitMinimapInfo`
- Writes to `p_local.h` extern struct
- Handles everything previously distributed across multiple K_drawKartMinimapIcon calls (and most of AM_findMinMaxBoundaries)
- Reduces complexity of drawKartMinimapIcon significantly
- Last prerequisite before implementing user-placable minimap boundaries...
- DMG_STUMBLE in SOC, hardcode
- Has sector type
- UDMF: damagetype = "Stumble"
- Binary: Sector type 9, section 1
- Can be chained even when invincible, unlike Tumble
- Will never instinctively cause hitlag
- `skyboxcenterpnts` and `skyboxviewpnts`
- P_InitSkyboxPoint`, which calls `P_SetTarget`
- `waypoint->mobj`
- Make sure NULL before using `P_SetTarget` on
- `tubewaypoints`
- Use `P_SetTarget`
- Use `UINT32_MAX` for the invalid mobjnum, since 0 is a valid one.
- `waypointcap` and `kitemcap`
- NULL before reset
Our international nightmare is over.
I would've liked to make it use a single allocate function to do this very cleanly, but these cases were very clearly not meant to be standardized and use wildly different methods to allocate & free...
This caused some scary issues with P_SaveNetGame the other day, and it's making ACS net sync harder. Let's just cut this off right now.
Also fixed some scary mix-ups in some of the Lua archiving code.
An effectively useless global scope boolean that literally checks for the presence of a finish line, created in and used only by things we inherited from vanilla SRB2
- Lines can be set to activate when crossing or bumping into them, with distinctions for players, enemies, and missiles+items.
- A new flag has been added to determine if a line special can activate more than once.
- Finish Line + Respawn Line are now handled like other specials. This means that:
- They follow the new line activation rules (so you can potentially have a finish line that you have to bump instead of cross)
- More importantly, they can be called as functions in ACS. (Player_FinishLine and Player_Respawn)
- Fixed linedef flags not being saved in save games.
* `ATTACKING_` constants have been changed to be flags
- `ATTACKING_TIME` contains time data for all gametypes
- `ATTACKING_LAPS` contains laps data for `GTR_CIRCUIT` on maps with more than 1 lap
* `demoflags` now contains raw `ATTACKING_` flags
* Best time/best lap demo files will now be saved properly again (broken since `new-menus`)
* Ghosts will now be loaded properly again (broken since `unlockables-undefeatable`)
- GTR_ROLLINGSTART
* Initial instathrust, as before
* Forced MAXPLMOVE forward
* Disable finish line beam
* "Super transformation" sound
- Reference to the previous entry in the series' Perfect Startboost mechanic
- GTR_SPECIALSTART
* Instant white fade
* No titlecard (overridden by Boss intro)
* Starting warp sound
- Match slidein time with no traditional titlecard to the end of the playsim intro fade
- Remove G_IsSpecialStage
- 480, 483: These originated from Hexen but were set to use line->angle in SRB2, so I reverted them to use args like Hexen again (although using straight-forward integers instead of wacky byte angles)
- 30, 31, 32 ... I edited these because I thought they were executors, oops, but I kept my changes anyway because using args directly is always more convenient than wrangling linedef angles in the map.
- The rest: Usage is completely unchanged.
* The existing structs are now exclusively for handling extra data.
* `specialStage` has been renamed to `specialstageinfo`, to reflect that it is not the sole arbiter.
* `specialstageinfo.valid` and `bossinfo.valid` are what must be checked before grabbing data from either struct.
* These are turned on when the gametype extra data is successfully initialised, not on map start.
* `K_InitBossHealthBar(...)` for `bossinfo.valid`
* `K_InitSpecialStage(void)` for `specialstageinfo.valid`
* `K_CanChangeRules(...)` no longer checks these
* No longer uses duplicate encore information.
* The map command (and -warp) now guesses gametype using a general `G_GuessGametypeByTOL(UINT32)` function
* Grabs the first gametype with an overlap between the requested TOL and the gametype's TOL.
* The cool Versus-specific intro is now checked via `K_CheckBossIntro()`.
I would've liked to make it use a single allocate function to do this very cleanly, but these cases were very clearly not meant to be standardized and use wildly different methods to allocate & free...
- New array of pointers to structures in memory (currently mixing static for base-game and Callocated for custom)
- Centralises a metric-ton of previously seperately handled properties into one struct
- Gametype_Names[]
- Gametype_ConstantNames[]
- gametypetol[]
- timelimits[]
- pointlimits[]
- gametypedefaultrules[]
- Don't attempt to guess custom gametype in Replay Hut (requires more work to make custom gametypes behave across the entire experience)
- I_Error if invalid gametype set
- gametyperules is deprecated since it will never be modified seperately from gametype (temporarily a #define, don't wanna bloat this commit too much)
New:
- GTR_POWERSTONES
- Handles spawning in Battle Emeralds (currently only works stacked with GTR_PAPERITEMS)
- GTR_ENCORE
- Codifies that Race can use Encore and Battle can't.
- GTR_CLOSERPLAYERS
- A gametype where players are encouraged/expected to be closer together. (All of the following was GT_BATTLE specific)
- Drafting/tether has increased strength/effective distance
- Spindashing is stronger
- Invincibility chaining has less effect
- Grow has a lower total duration
- Flame shield is more uncontrollable
Extra functionality
- GTR_CAPSULES
- Prevents usage of lives in Grand Prix (so Race, and the upcoming Special and Boss gametypes, can have 'em)
- GTR_CIRCUIT
- When not present, Flame Shield has perma-full meter
- When not present, overrides gamespeed with KARTSPEED_EASY
- Presence of Best Lap sticker in Time Attack menu
- Seperation between Time Attack and Break The Capsules modeattacking roulettes
- GTR_POINTLIMIT
- Handles the switch between a gametype recording/displaying Times and Scores in a few places
- Handles displaying "WANTED" players on the minimap
Missing simple substitutions
- A whole bunch of cases where player->bumpers was checked with gametype == GT_BATTLE rather than GTR_BUMPER
- GTR_OVERTIME handles the overtime special icon on the minimap
- GTR_BATTLESTARTS is honoured in K_DoIngamerespawn
- The Replay hut is closer to supporting custom gametypes
Removals
- GTR_LIVES
- GTR_SPECIALBOTS
- Given that grand prix persists between modes, these are special game-controlled features and not gametype-specific.
- GTR_WANTED
- WANTED as it existed is functionally dead
This caused some scary issues with P_SaveNetGame the other day, and it's making ACS net sync harder. Let's just cut this off right now.
Also fixed some scary mix-ups in some of the Lua archiving code.
* Permit a map existing in multiple cups, rather than I_Error
- The reason we didn't permit this before was because of marathon plans/advancemap next.
- To that end, in that progression type, a map is only considered in its first valid cup.
Now uses `SECRET_CUP` and `SECRET_MAP` with a stringVar saying the map lump/cup name, instead of `SECRET_NONE` and a levelheader `unlockrequired` property.
