- Only works in Match Race and Online level selects
- Shows in-progress state on Pause and Cup Grid, but no direct influence available on those screens
- Z to queue current highlighted map
- Pending until you press A, then sent to server
- When done online, tries to send one at a time to avoid overloading connection
- C to clear
- Removes one from pending first
- If you're out of pending maps, prompts whether you want to clear server's queue
Implemented using libopus for the Opus codec, same as is used in Discord.
This adds the following cvars:
- `voice_chat` On/Off, triggers self-deafen state on server via weaponprefs
- `voice_mode` Activity/PTT
- `voice_selfmute` On/Off, triggers self-mute state on server via weaponprefs
- `voice_inputamp` -30 to 30, scales input by value in decibels
- `voice_activationthreshold` -30 to 0, if any peak in a frame is higher, activates voice
- `voice_loopback` On/Off, plays back local transcoded voice
- `voice_proximity` On/Off, enables proximity effects for server
- `voice_distanceattenuation_distance` distance in fracunits to scale voice volume over
- `voice_distanceattenuation_factor` distance in logarithmic factor to scale voice volume by distance to. e.g. 0.5 for "half as loud" at or above max distance
- `voice_stereopanning_factor` at 1.0, player voices are panned to left or right speaker, scaling to no effect at 0.0
- `voice_concurrentattenuation_factor` the logarithmic factor to attenuate player voices with concurrent speakers
- `voice_concurrentattenuation_min` the minimum concurrent speakers before global concurrent speaker attenuation
- `voice_concurrentattenuation_max` the maximum concurrent speakers for full global concurrent speaker attenuation
- `voice_servermute` whether voice chat is enabled on this server. visible from MS via bitflag
- `voicevolume` local volume of all voice playback
A Voice Options menu is added with a subset of these options, and Server Options has server mute.
It was technically possible for custom clients to spoil future rounds of a tournament queued while they are connected to a server.
Making it a PT direct packet to the servernode both solves this problem AND reduces irrelevant NetXCmd traffic for clients.
- `setscore 0 50` will set the player in slot 0's score to 50 points
- `setscore 0 50 -add` will add 50 points to their score
- `setscore -clear` will clear all players' score, as per the old function
- Command will error if PWR is in use (no roundqueue/`usepwrlv 0`/cheats off in GP)
- The previous cheat `setscore` is renamed to `setroundscore`
Uninhibited voices/horns (see the "meme" setting in v1).
Removes the SECRET_MEMETAUNTS unlock, which didn't fit the general level of cohesion main game content should have.
- Remove CV_NOSHOWHELP, so the config file can load
- Do not stealth set the cvar, so it is not dependent on
order of operations of config loading and challenge
loading
- G_AddPlayer now contains CL_ClearPlayer, G_DestroyParty, and playeringame set
- Instead of a nasty, complicated block in P_SpawnPlayer, externalise it into G_SpectatePlayerOnJoin
- All mid-game human player-to-spectator transitions are handled by P_SetPlayerSpectator, instead of lots of `spectator = true` and associated boilerplate
- Simplifies Got_Teamchange MASSIVELY
- Of course this is helped by also stripping back team change
- This is called by P_KillPlayer, too
- P_KillPlayer no longer eats DMG_SPECTATOR when lightsnaking or exiting
- G_GametypeHasSpectators condition tidied
The linedef's behaviour was broken horribly by long map names, and it's not worth the effort to fix it for the following reasons.
- It was considered a security vulnerability to have free access to the console when it was written.
- The game literally had a cvar to disable running console scripts. That's "I am willingly distributing ActiveX Word Documents in 2023" levels of foolhardery.
- Anything GOOD it can do, both Lua and ACS can do better.
A much more focused replacement for Hornmod, specc'd out by Tyron and Oni working together and implemented by the author of this commit because it's pretty funny.
- Followers have `hornsound` in their SOC configuration.
- The default sound for all followers without a provided one is sfx_horn00.
- They'll play this sound if you use lookback with one following you, and there's nearby players to get the player looking all the way around.
- Only the players who are successfully considered for lookback will hear it.
- Has a v1-like visual with less randomisation, but still netsynced.
- Also controlled by the cvar `taunthorns`, which, like `tauntvoices`, takes "Tasteful" (default), "Meme", and "Off".
TODO: make the condition for horn a little delayed, so you have to hold lookback for a little bit.
- Only calls callback if you're the server (and not demo.playback, forward thinking for stored xcmd netreplays)
- G_GamestateUsesExitLevel() for homogenising the conditions that permit XD_EXITLEVEL to be dispatched and recieved
- Use easing functions for the rubberbanding values themselves, for more fine-control over the end-points and the curves.
- Fixed K_UpdateRubberband being broken from using shift instead of divide.
- Rename `debugbotpredict` to `debugbots`, it now displays some of the bots' botvars values as well. If the player isn't a bot, it will show them from the first place bot (for inspecting the rubberband value).
- Bot turning buff was increased, from x1.25 to x2.0. Noticed that Tails bots were failing turns on Popcorn Workshop. I personally think that Tails bots shouldn't be failing very many turns unless if they're finding objects, and constant wall-bumping should be reserved for Eggman and Metal :P
- "QueueStart"
- Activates just before RoundStart, but only if a roundqueue is being started
- "QueueEnd"
- Activates just before IntermissionStart, but only if the roundqueue has just finished its final map
I chose before in both instances because Automate_Run runs off COM_BufAddText, and I don't completely trust that the buffer won't overflow for particularly complicated server commands, so prioritising the rarer event. However, this is open for discussion
- Increments a timer on human players who aren't making progress, does it even faster if they're going backwards.
- Only applies in:
- Netgames
- GTR_CIRCUIT after the timer starts
- If there's no timelimit, pointlimit, or K_Cooperative (because unproductive behaviour there will be punished by other rules)
- The rate at which this changes needs trial and error, but getting the feature functional is more important to start out with.
- If this timer reaches cv_antigrief's value in seconds , the player gets a "Grief Strike"
- This doesn't happen if:
- There's only one active player in the server, so FREE PLAY permits mappers to test what increments/decrements the counter
- Turn `debugwaypoints` on to observe this
- The cvar is set to 0
- Less than 3 grief strikes is a forced spectate
- Anything more is a kick via "automatic grief detection"
- Unless your node is the host (or an admin)
- Remove grief strike strike for finishing normally
# Conflicts:
# src/d_clisrv.h
- On becoming a spectator in a netgame, there is a delay before you can de-spectate.
- 30 seconds by default.
- This can be changed using the cvar `spectatorreentry`.
- ...unless there's only two people left including you, in which case it's three minutes!!
- This can be changed using the cvar `duelspectatorreentry`.
- If spectatorreentry is set to greater than duelspectatorrentry, the former is used instead.
- This timer is wiped on mapload and intermission, so NEW CHALLENGER APPROACHING !! and level changes in general allow people in.
- General purpose cleanup of K_CheckSpectateStatus
