As per many previous conversations, we need to enforce the UDMF
requirement now if we want to introduce a new hardware renderer in the
future. Requiring UDMF ensures that maps are always built with extended
nodes, which both solves vertex imprecision issues and ensures all
subsectors are closed, making writing a hardware renderer significantly
easier and less prone to subsector bugs.
- Spins and zooms around a center point
- Freezes the level while spinning
- Pans over to follow and object after spinning ends
- Timing and speed completely customizable
- Prevents a map from appearing on the vote screen if
there are too many players
- LobbySize
- Duel - 2 players max
- Small - 5 players max
- Medium - 10 players max
- Large - 16 players max (default if not set)
- Future proofing
- Doesn't count bot players in gametypes that don't
support bots
Notable deletions:
- Metal Sonic Race
- Includes all the specialised recording/playback apparatus which made g_demo.c harder to read
- A bunch of hyperspecialised code inside several A_ actions
- EXCEPTION: intentfully left in the spriteless SMK stuff for Sal's add-on down the line.
