- Remove block from using connect with uninitialised profile. Instead, CL_ConnectToServer handles the guess entirely.
- Add splitscreen player initialisation in circumstances previously missing it
There's no actual good way to handle the case of changing your skin, etc, maybe even various controls for a momentary test AND supporting profiles, so don't even try. Instead, let the game "pretend" you selected ttlprofilen to let it just about work.
This works because all the relevant cvars and controls still get saved to the config when changed... they just get written over when you select a profile. So if you haven't changed anything since your last successful launch, it is now functionally indistinguishable.
Catches a case that's never been relevant before -- now that you can open the console on the menu, map commands have newfound dangers to be worked around.
This appears to be a long-time bug that exists upstream too, but nobody even knew about it before the MS rules alert made it clear this was actually happening!
# Conflicts:
# src/m_menu.c
* Fix some bugs.
* Reset bannode information properly, fixing being unable to join your own server.
* Write to the buffer before saving the kick/ban reason, rather than after.
* Improve the print output for the `showbanlist` command.
* Includes username.
* Includes remaining time as seen by a kicked joiner.
* Hides expired bans.
* Improve the messages for ban/kick related refused joins.
* Replace the Reason with the actual admin-provided reason for refused connection.
* Replace the "Server refuses connection" header with "You have been [banned/temporarily kicked] from the server", the previous given Reason.
* Fudge the time reported for temporary kicks so that a user is encouraged to return slightly after their tempkick ends, rather than before.
* Add an extra newline to the M_StartMessage for being kicked/banned with a reason provided.
# Conflicts:
# src/d_clisrv.c
* Ensure it can compile.
* Removing vanilla 2.2 properties that slipped in to previous commits.
* Rearranging i_tcp.c to avoid implicit declaration.
* Complete rename of `IsNameGood` to `EnsurePlayerNameIsGood`.
* Add "BANFORMAT" header, for versioning support.
* Add conversion from 1.3-and-earlier format to new system.
* Don't ban the entire internet - convert zero-masks to the most specific ones.
# Conflicts:
# src/d_netcmd.c
# src/i_tcp.c
- Save a note of the username, not just the reason.
- Allow setting a mask with the `banip` command.
- Make ban.txt's formatting a lot more sane. Username and reason are stored in quotes. The mask uses the same formatting as actual CDIR.
- Keep track of if we tried to load ban.txt. If it wasn't, then don't save over it with a blank file.
- Disallow quotes in player names, as it makes player name detection in console more annoying, and saving username in files scary.
- `automate_set <event name> <command>` to set a command to run each time an event triggers.
- Currently implemented events are "roundstart", "intermissionstart", and "votestart", all of the ones from HOSTMOD.
- Turn `automate` off to disable this feature entirely. Because of the new safer way this is implemented (in HOSTMOD, this just calls some console aliases), this is turned on by default instead of off.
- This is set up in a way to facilitate adding more automation events very easily, if desired.
- `schedule_add <seconds> <command>` to add a command that runs on a recurring timer.
- `schedule_list` to print out all of the scheduled tasks.
- NEW: `schedule_clear` to revert the schedule to a blank slate.
- `schedule` cvar determines whenever or not to run the scheduled tasks. Unlike HOSTMOD, turning this off will reset the timers of the tasks, instead of freezing them.
- I did not implement HOSTMOD's ability to pick from several random command per scheduled task. Would drastically increase the code complexity when you can just use a choose command in your schedule_add for the exact same effect.
