A chunk of P_LoadLevel, extracted.
Calling it in D_ClearState should clear up some of the straggling pointers that might cause Laz' reported issue.
With any luck, it should also significantly reduce the amount of memory the menu uses.
- Built off g_fast_forward to utilise a lot of existing structure
- Only does steps of 5 seconds and therefore isn't precise, but that's better than having to rewatch/fastforward through the entire thing
- No single frame step back or general in-motion rewind preview, but that was all overkill
- If you've gotten every Spray Can, or you're on a custom course...
- Only one of these spawns per map
- Correctly save and load these
- Statistics menu counts base-game bonuses
- If there are gaps in the list, or new Spray Cans are added later, these base-game bonuses are converted into the new Spray Cans
- New graphics required so far:
- SBONA0 to SBONP0 - 16-frame prerendered circling sprite animation
- GOTBON - 8x8 representation of the SBON object
This should substantially reduce the number of malloc/free calls made to
create and destroy mobjs, especially during level load and net
save/load.
memory_resource standard header is not available on the OSX deployment
target we are using, so I had to write my own fixed size pool allocator.
MobjList count
WIP: Checkpoints grant lap bonus
help?
can't allocate vector
fixed tagged line iteration and collision detection
Multiplayer animations and map retart fixes
Clear between maps
Takes two screenshots for a list of maps that have an "Alternate View Point" thing with tag 0 -- one intended for level select pictures and another for Discord Rich Presence. If no view point exists, the map is skipped.
- V_SLIDEIN: For (G_IsTitleCardAvailable == false)/(versus at map start == true) contexts, use timeinmap instead of leveltime
- Don't reset timeinmap when reloading gamestate, so it's more functionally equivalent to lt_ticker
These two changes also fix the hypothetical issue of titlecard-less custom gametypes having weird HUD state on late netgame join.
Timeinmap is exclusively used for HUD, as is st_fadein. timeinmap also doesn't increment under g_fastforward, therefore the best candidate to tie together
- You can spawn in Tutorial Challenge, but only if a single can has been picked up already
- Don't print a (DEVELOP-only, but still annoying) error when it doesn't spawn in Tutorial Challenge
Set a specific gamespeed per gametype. KARTSPEED_AUTO for it to be decided by game settings.
Wanted this for a while, but also it makes game speed display logic for DRP very straightforward.
Fixes two bugs:
- Attract mode carrying over to gameplay if an attract
demo is allowed to finish without interrupting it
- Credits ending after the first replay ends
