This should fix the janky falling off steep slopes and let you cling to them.
Because when falling off a sector the edge of the player must not intersect
the edge of the higher sector, it is trickier than step up. The height
difference at the line must be stored to be useful.
Instead of doing its best to avoid P_DamageMobj, it embraces it, using the damagetype system to decide how the player takes damage. Overall less stupid.
So for whatever reason it's still giving me a warning about functions in i_threads having duplicate definitions, even though they clearly do not.
I'm completely stumped so I'm just gonna mess with my compile setup....... in the mean time, if anyone else could try to compile it, I'd appreciate it, so we know if it's just my end or if its something else
I remember when I tried to fix wolfs' branch I was having issues, but this ended up working pretty much fine? Don't remember why the old branch was messed up though (it was simply too old & not substantial enough to try and work off of imo)
-Hoops are spawned in P_SpawnHoop
-Item patterns are spawned in P_SpawnItemPattern
-Ring-like items are spawned normally via P_SpawnMapThing
-Bonus time items are spawned via P_SpawnBonusTimeItem, which is a wrapper for P_SpawnMapThing
"precipprops" lets you create a new precipitation type by picking a mobj type to use, how many random states it has, and flags for effects such as thunder/lightning. Seesound on the mobj type sets an ambient sound (like rain drops) and mass sets the sound's frequency in tics. This could open up the possibility for SOC/Lua Weather options later.
* When activated, stops the timer in SP/MP.
* Applies to the mapheader countdowntimer as well.
* If you're playing Record Attack, also exits the level immediately.
* It has no special modes, no linedef flags, no parameters, nothing.
* Only not an innate property of A_BossDeath because people may want it to NOT happen sometimes, or make it happen with non-boss events too.
Also, skip over calling P_DoPlayerExit if the player isn't in game.
