If player is in one of these states:
- Invincibility
- Grow (K_IsBigger)
- Flame Shield dash
- Over 200% speed
And the other object:
- Does not have MF_DONTPUNT
Then, touching a solid object:
- Punts the object, unless the object has MF_ELEMENTAL
- Fizzles the object, if the object has MF_ELEMENTAL
Or, when an object damages the player:
- That object is punted, unless it has MF_ELEMENTAL
- The object fizzles, if it has MF_ELEMENTAL
Punting means:
- A copy of the object is made
- Both the player and copy receive 5 tics of hitlag
- The copy is thrust away from the player at a minimum of
60 FU, or 2x either the player's or object's momentum,
whichever is ultimately greater
- The copy despawns after 2 seconds
- The copy flickers constantly, while thrust away
Fizzling means:
- The object disappears completely
- A puff of smoke is spawned in place of the object
- No hitlag is applied to the player
Both punting and fizzling:
- Hide the original object (intangible and invisible)
- The original object reppears after 30 seconds
- For 2 seconds before reappearing, the object flickers
back in, but is still intangible
- POSITION!! music and the standard course track is always visible.
- Alt Music is hidden behind the relevant SECRET_ALTMUSIC.
- Associated music requires you to beat the level to listen.
This basically came to me in a dream, who am I to look the horse in its mouth
- Press to start a shuffled sequence, losing your current position in the autosequence.
- Press again to disable, but keep your current track.
- Adjust horizontal offset of Stereo buttons slightly.
- More judiciously comment Sound Test functionality, to assist future maintainers.
- 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
The tunes command basically operates the Stereo now, with
the distinction that the song loops forever.
tunes -none will stop music indefinitely. Only the Stereo
can override it.
tunes -default restores level music to the correct time.
(This commit does not compile. Sound test and tunes
command code needs to be ported after this.)
This is a big one. Here's the rundown:
The old music system was very direct, much of the time
just a proxy to the real sound API in i_sound.h.
You could change the music on command, but there wasn't
a consistent way to prevent some music from playing over
others. P_RestoreMusic is one example of needing to
address this problem. The jingles system was intended as
another solution. Furthermore, sound test (Stereo) has its
own needs.
I am removing all of that. Music handling in general is
now a very deliberate system, kind of similar to jingles.
In the new system, "tunes" are registered. The tune stores
info such as whether it should loop or fade out. Most of
the configuration is intended to be initialized only ONCE.
Tunes can be mapped to an actual music lump. They can be
remapped at any time too.
Tunes are also configured with a priority number. This
determines which tune is heard, if multiple are supposed
to be playing at a time. You can even tell a tune how long
it should play, so it's unnecessary to track this with
bespoke timers.
Content of commit was originally written by Sal, but as a monolithic commit. The author of this commit is chunking it up for easier review.
Simple inversion on the face of things, but with a long tail of consequences, including 19 changed files.
Forced uppercase has been applied in a handful of locations where it was aesthetically imperative. Most menus will follow in another commit, so that that may be reverted if we change the default menu font.
- LF2_HIDEINMENU is considered equivalent to LF2_FINISHNEEDED for:
- S_SoundTestDefLocked
- So you don't see podium stuff without having beaten a GP
- MV_FINISHNEEDED
- So the status is saved to gamedata and persists between launches if custom
- G_UpdateVisited is now called in K_FinishCeremony, so level is marked as beaten
Preperatory work for the next feature on my agenda.
- No longer independently allocated.
- This was a byproduct of the previous NUMMAPS-based implementation. It's just cleaner to have it live directly on the mapheader_t, no caveats about it.
- Now contains mapvisited bitflag array.
- Now all to-gamedata properties on a mapheader's struct are grouped together.
- I was of two minds about it, but decided that this would have cleaner guarantees for compartmentalisation, saving, and loading.
- They can still be wiped independently (G_ClearRecords for time/lap and M_ClearSecrets for mapvisited).
Uses V_ThinStringWidth to check whether it'd exceed BASEVIDWIDTH.
Does not apply to the main song title - if that exceeds the width of the screen, just visibly fail.
- Tidy conditionals
- Fixes dosequencefadeout potentially not being set for this particular track.
- Only functionally loop the song if the duration before looping is less than 3 minutes.
- Ensures particularly long songs that already do minor variations of the same loop don't overstay their welcome.
- Introduce comments to make flow understandable.
- Abstract the number of seconds in the fade out (previously handled across multiple places) into SOUNDTEST_FADEOUTSECONDS.
- Make all next/conclude song cases for autosequence and non-looping track handled in one place.
- Fixes the case where a non-looping track could stop the Sound Test even in autosequence mode.
- 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.
Per VC discussion:
- Pressing STOP does not NULL your selected song
- ...unless you press it a second time while already stopped
- Pressing PLAY should de-activate pause if active, not restart the track
- Pressing PAUSE while paused should not de-activate pause
- Removed the Extra functionality from TRACK.
musicdef -volume <volume> changes the volume of the
currently playing song. The change persists through song
changes and is visible with devmode music.
musicdef -show prints all changed musicdef volumes.
The intention of this command is to allow editing music
volumes quickly in game, without having to quit, edit
music.pk3, and reopen the game.
A little off-piste, but a trivial addition since I'm changing this part of the code.
- Plays in Position outside of Encore
- Shows up first in the Sound Test sequence for that map
