This commit handles everything except actually respawning
the player at a checkpoint.
- Checkpoints are formed by two checkpoint things (2030):
- thingarg0 - The ID for the checkpoint. Must be the
same for these two things, and these two
things only. ID cannot be 0.
- angle - The direction the player is intended to face
after respawning. Must be the same for both
things.
- Each checkpoint thing is a starpost with a stick and an
orb at the end.
- By default, the sticks are lowered to horizontal and
face toward the opposite starpost.
- Rainbow tether sparkles form a field between the two
starposts.
- When a player crosses between these two starposts, each
spins in the direction that the player crossed. The
sparkles also fly out in that direction.
- Over time the sticks pivot upward.
- When the starposts are done spinning, the sticks will be
pointing straight upward.
- Orb at the end of the stick begins flashing when the
starpost is done spinnning.
- Players may cross multiple checkpoints.
- When this happens, any previously activated checkpoint
will have its stick lowered back to horizontal, and its
orb will stop flashing.
- Add K_BattleOvertimeKiller
- Kills an object if it is outside of the Overtime
Barrier in Battle
- Add Obj_SpawnEmeraldSparks
- Use this function for MT_EMERALD, MT_MONITOR and
MT_SPECIAL_UFO
- Move thinking code for MT_EMERALD and MT_MONITOR to
objects/monitor.c and objects/emerald.c
- MT_BATTLEUFO_SPAWNER args[0] is the ID
- Spawn a random UFO from the list spawner at the start of
Battle
- UFO spawns 200 units above the spawner
- After destroyig a UFO, wait 25 seconds before spawning
the next UFO (next ID in the list)
- Spawns on player when they use their first power-up
- Lasts as long as player has any power-up
- A hexagon of animated, additive, fullbright papersprites
surround and move with the player, takes player's angle
Thinkers and most collision.
- 4 Super Flickys deploy from above the owner player, in
a radius.
- Radius shrinks as Flickys descend.
- Flickys orbit their owner until coming within range of
another player.
- The entire group of Flickys attack another player at
once, with some delay between each.
- Flickys accelerate toward their target, constantly
building speed.
- When a Flicky is both within a short radius of its
target and the angle of momentum is narrowed toward the
target, the Flicky will sharply accelerate to impale the
target.
- When a Flicky is both outside of a long radius of its
target and the angle of momentum is facing away from the
target, the Flicky's momentum will be drastically cut in
order to make it easier for the Flicky to turn around.
- After one of the Flickys in the group hits its target,
all but one of the group is free to hunt a different
target.
- A new target is chosen from a radius around the current
target.
- Flickys can only target players who are not respawning
and who have not already been attacked by another
Flicky.
- Super Flickys can be blocked by a Guard. The Super
Flicky shall have all its momentum reflected (strong
knockback).
- Super Flickys can be insta-whipped. This shall have the
same effect as a Guard, with the additional effect of
knocking the 'Super' out of the Super Flicky.
- Non-Super Flickys are knocked back with gravity. After
bouncing off the ground once, it regains flight and will
continue to chase its target. However, it cannot damage
the target. After 5 seconds, the Flicky regains Super
state.
- The Flicky power-up is on a timer. After the timer
expires, Flickys lose Super state and ascend back into
the air (reverse of their initial descent).
- If the Super Flicky is not orbiting its target when it
ascends, it retains all horizontal momentum during the
ascent, 'flying off into the distance'.
- 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.
- 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
- Item count has always scaled up with player count. Items
spawn every N tics. Previously, these items were evenly
distributed across all item spots. Now, only one monitor
is spawned at a time and the number of items inside scales
up.
- Emeralds spawn inside of monitors instead of loosely.
- Sphere boxes should spawn in the same way as before.
- Once a monitor has been spawned at an item spot, no more
monitors can be spawned there until that one is destroyed.
There's an additional delay of one spawn interval before
a monitor can be spawned in that location again. This is
so a monitor cannot ever instantly spawn back if one is
destroyed at just the right time.
- Includes a struct definition for symmetrical objects
made out of papersprite sides.
- Dimensions of papersprite sides are looked up using
sprite cache.
- Monitors may contain multiple types of items.
- Item RNG is deterministic from the time the monitor is
spawned but the item types are not stored in memory.
Instead the RNG seed is restored every time an item type
needs to be determined. Item types need to be determined
every time the icon on the monitor's screen changes and
when the monitor is popped and drops all its items.
- Monitors sparkle like emeralds if there is an emerald
inside.
- Monitors take damage from players simply bumping into
them. The damage scales up with speed and weight.
- Activating a lightning shield in proximity decimates the
monitor into being able to be destroyed in one hit by
anything thereafter.
- All throwable / deployable items destroy a monitor in
one hit.
- UFO spawns at first waypoint for TOL_SPECIAL maps
- UFO moves up the waypoints, the speed varying based on your position relative to it and your own speed.
- You are able to tether off of the UFO.
- Bugfix: PathfindThruCircuit no longer fails when reaching a one-ended waypoint.
Damage is my next project but I wanted to get this committed for now.
