Not a pancaea for EVERYTHING, just a bunch of good stuff.
* Some issues with spectators not == true because the assignment wasn't casted.
* Netgame status (or rather its inverse) is recorded in netreplays now, to allow for power levels controlling spawn position.
* Fixed tally screen for replays to not scream infinitely at you.
* P_IsLocalPlayer now uses display players in replays.
* A bunch of good testing prints that helped me find these problems, commented out for now just in case we need them again soonish.
Events have a player ID instead of adding billions of keys for separate gamepads. Axis movement (mouse movement, analog sticks) now are counted as keys, so axes don't need to be separately implemented for all controls. Game controls emulate a Saturn controller (some of the external functions like screenshot / gif should be readded, but I got lazy)
This will allow later us to save a config for a controller that can be reused for any player slot, which is one of the main goals for profiles.
Only just enough was made to use the new input system to make it compile. Menus in this branch should aim to move to using PlayerInputDown entirely, instead of using hardcoded keys & simply remapping to those
* Hold lookback to create a tiny twinkle in your eye.
* If an opponent is behind you, that sparkle is pretty big and plays a cool animation.
* If an opponent is behind you and you have an item, initiate the Chengi Gleam.
* These sparkles are only visible for every player except you. (Currently even with hyuu ghostliness)
R_GetPitchRollAngle used R_PointToAngle. This was fine because it was meant for rendering code. However tilting does its code mostly in player thinker, and it also uses this function, so it was not fine -- it would have some remainder tilt settings from the last player's screen.
- Sprite tilts back and forth 5.625 degrees, two tics each
side, for 17 tics (half a second).
- Turning is ignored--as if in the air--every other tic
during those 17 tics.
- Grow divisor with delta. Reduce divisor base from 32 to
17. This makes small changes in tilt snappier, while
larger ones ease in.
- Added tilting during quakes is subtler.
Values are subject to tweaking.
(AngleDelta stuff is a leftover of the previous attempt, but I think the code's useful so I kept it in this commit anyway)
All my work thus far on solving the drawflag/renderflag/additive/subtractive conundrum.
Outstandng problems:
* Bad additive/subtractive tables means that they appear opaque except under certain conditions.
* No support for FOFs, Polyobjects, or linedefs in OpenGL yet.
* All OpenGL support mostly done blind, may or may not function in practice.
If nothing else, the hard engineering problems are solved and it's just bug hammering...
