it turns out playernode[pn] is typically 255 in the above situation, so sendingsavegame[playernode[pn]] goes out of bounds ...but goodness knows why 32-bit builds didn't suffer the same bug, seems to have been pure luck
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.
Whenever a 16th player would join, it would wrap around and overwrite the dedicated server ghost host player. This is possibly a bug in vanilla as well, but it'd only occur at 32 players so it's no wonder no one figured that out. :V
As a quick patch, I just capped cv_maxplayers to MAXPLAYERS-1 in dedicated servers only. To fix this for real, we'd need to give dedicated servers their own player & node instead of clumping in into the start of the normal ones.
* Don't loop every frame for menu drawing parameters
* Fixed in-game escape menu not dimming correctly
* Fixed glitches on default title screen parameters
Also the MS seems to just throw the entire char array into the website and ignore null terminators, so I'm memsetting maptitle all to 0 before we do anything with it.
* Fix the website MS browser mapname output being incomplete.
* Hide hell maps on the website MS browser mapname output.
* (unrelated) tweak Command_Showmap_f's logic for a more accurate name.
Shadowed declarations
Unsuffixed float constants
There's an unsuffixed float constant I can't fix because the define is outside of SRB2. We could have our own copy of Pi if we really wanted.
- Remove the potentially GPL-infringing discord_pass.h file.
- Let DISCORD_APPID be a public #define.
- Use server_context as party ID.
- Add more states ("Watching Demo", "Menu").
- Only show map images on supported maps. Falls back to an image of a dice.
- Displays "???" as the map name for Hell maps.
- Voting displays an image of the BG planet, depending on the gamemode.
- Added a fallback title screen large image.
- Added a fallback character image.
- General code cleanup & safety checks.
- Give CV_NETVAR to cv_maxplayers (I should come up with a better way of sending this information without overwriting user settings, but this'll do for now)
