Please note this is incompatible with gamedata from previous commits on this branch. As always, keep a backup of your last stable gamedata.
A system for record data to point to either loaded or unloaded skins.
- When writing to gamedata, stores a funny internal reference id on skinrecord_t.
- This ID is then used when writing out subsequent references ala mobjnum.
- As an example, has been attached to cup windata.
- Also assigned based on profile skin when gamedata importprofilewins event is occouring.
- Set to your current skin if you complete a Cup, OR if you get equal or better on any existing Cup.
- Successfully reassigned alongside unloadedskin records when a skin is added.
- TEMPORARY: Character ownership of Cup wins are displayed in your latest-log.txt, in lieu of an update to the cupgrid
Track wins per character.
- If you have an existing gamedata of minor version 2 or earlier, attempt to import your last-used profile's wins onto the character you last used on that profile, so you're not starting from nothing. It's not quite accurate, but it's something.
- Much like map headers and cups, these are also tracked in an unloaded_skins_t linked list. That work was done in this commit because gamedata is actually loaded before even base-game characters, which is annoying but at least confirmed it was working quicker.
- TEMPORARY: Your per-character wins are displayed in your latest-log.txt, in lieu of an update to the in-game statistics menu
IMPORTANT NOTE - increments gamedata minor version to 3, as it is necessary to backfill windata to prevent losing existing cup records.
This is essentially commit 1482fd5 but for cups.
- All cups currently loaded with nonzero windata are written on gamedata save.
- This reduces gamedata size for a player who has not unlocked every cup!
- On gamedata load, if a cup is not loaded, store the extra windata on a linked list.
- On cup header creation, check the linked list to see if an associated unloaded cupheader windata exists.
- If it does, write the record onto the cup structure directly, and delete the "unloaded cupheader" storage struct!
- Then on the NEXT gamedata save, in addition to all loaded cupheaders, it writes the extra windata kept in long term storage in exactly the same format.
In the previous entry in the series, due to level header records existing in a NUMMAPS-sized table always saved and loaded in full, Time Attack times persisted even across game loads without the relevant custom levels added.
However, this was changed with the long map name system. Map records were assigned to level headers, which were only created on level load.
This new system brings Ring Racers up to parity (or better, due to the reduced incidence of header conflicts!)
- All levels currently loaded with records attached are written on gamedata save.
- This reduces gamedata size for a player who has not unlocked every level!
- On gamedata load, if a level is not loaded, store those extra records on a linked list.
- On level header creation, check the linked list to see if an associated unloaded mapheader record exists.
- If it does, write the record onto the map structure directly, and delete the "unloaded mapheader" storage struct!
- Then on the NEXT gamedata save, in addition to all loaded mapheaders, it writes the extra records kept in long term storage in exactly the same format.
P_LineOpening results are stored in a locally made struct instead of being a bunch of disorganized globals.
Waypoint traversals can go thru 1 line, if it was blocked by step-up rules, for free, similar concept to sound-blocking lines in Doom.
Lines, sides, sectors, and things now all support the "Custom" tab properly. Label a property as `user_[whatever you want]` in this tab, and it will be added to the structure. ACS will then be able to retrieve it using the `Get[x]UserProperty()` function.
- Quake epicenter + radius now work.
- Since quake epicenter works, removed the display player check on all of the quakes, so other players can feel them.
- Multiple quake effects are stored in a linked list and dynamically created/freed, so they can stack together.
- Made in china
- Made the quake effects only work on the z axis.
- Quakes now alternate their intensity and dampen it over time, instead of randomly picking values.
- Added quake effects for offroad and stair-jank
- Disabled quakes in reducevfx
- Removed actionmovie and windowquake (sorry jartha)
A general purpose system that permits cacheing of GP progression in one place, but which permits future expansion and brings Online GP a little closer to reality.
- Stores a bunch of levels, gametypes, encore state, and restricted-by-rank-ness in sequence.
- Initialised on GP cup select.
- FUTURE WORK: Open to being initialised by other methods
- Digests its way through that sequence as maps are completed.
- Stores round number instead of `grandprixinfo`.
- Map commands as sent over the wire have been adjusted.
- Sends round number and size of/position in roundqueue.
- Now figures out GP Event Type from gametype.
- Can be swung in the direction of a Special Stage with a hint flag.
- This hint flag replaces "fromlevelselect", which was functionally vestigal.
- Called on game start and file add
- Creates a seperate linked list sequence for map-related order
- All tracks without associated map in level order
- All tracks with maps in a cup in cup order
- All tracks with maps in Lost and Found
Save your best GP stats across sessions.
- Saved into gamedata
- Deliniated per difficulty option
- Draw onto cupgrid in GP cup select
- Best grade
- Whether you've ever gotten the Emerald
- TODO: Always shows Chaos Emerald, will need updating when Super Emerald graphics are created
- Monitor status changes depending on recorded position
- 1st: Gold, shiny
- 2nd: Silver, shiny
- 3rd: Bronze, shiny
- 4th and downwards: Beige, barely different
- Wiped with G_ClearRecords
Also, to avoid circular dependencies:
- KARTSPEED/KARTGP constants moved from command.h to doomstat.h
- gp_rank_e enums moved from k_rank.h to doomstat.h
- Move ranking to its own file.
- gpRank (the variable) -> g_gpRank
- gpRank (the struct) -> gpRank_t
- Functions that worked on the global directly now take a pointer to a struct
- Fixed total ring increment
- Fixed final lap's lapPoints being discarded
- Capsules are now added when exiting with the rest of the stuff
- Exists on every player struct to simplify writes, but A) not netsynced and B) only checked for local players
- Updated in the relevant locations - no centralised ticking at the moment
- Has a number of new associated conditions that require playing (UCRP's).
- The following require [True/False] as supplementary information.
- FallOff
- TouchOffroad
- TouchSneakerPanel
- RingDebt
- The following have no supplementary information because they're universally a specific achievement.
- TripwireHyuu
- SPBNeuter
- LandmineDunk
- HitMidair
- The following has specific requirements that can be set.
- WetPlayer [name of fluid]
- Append "Strict" to forbid even skimming the surface of the map's fluid.
- Demos are VERY large and should not be cached for every map in the game all at once.
- Instead, store a small amount of data related to staff ghosts for later reference.
- best time (for use in Medals)
- best lap (maybe use for Medals too)
- player name (for use in Time Attack menu)
Return a `minigen_t` struct with explicit width and height instead of extending the UINT8 buffer by 2 to provide that information in a very datatype-limited way.
This caused some scary issues with P_SaveNetGame the other day, and it's making ACS net sync harder. Let's just cut this off right now.
Also fixed some scary mix-ups in some of the Lua archiving code.
- New array of pointers to structures in memory (currently mixing static for base-game and Callocated for custom)
- Centralises a metric-ton of previously seperately handled properties into one struct
- Gametype_Names[]
- Gametype_ConstantNames[]
- gametypetol[]
- timelimits[]
- pointlimits[]
- gametypedefaultrules[]
- Don't attempt to guess custom gametype in Replay Hut (requires more work to make custom gametypes behave across the entire experience)
- I_Error if invalid gametype set
- gametyperules is deprecated since it will never be modified seperately from gametype (temporarily a #define, don't wanna bloat this commit too much)
This caused some scary issues with P_SaveNetGame the other day, and it's making ACS net sync harder. Let's just cut this off right now.
Also fixed some scary mix-ups in some of the Lua archiving code.
The roulette contains NO (non-seeded) RNG anymore. You manually stop it at any time.
Still needs the visual of the items scrolling, to make it not blind.
Instead of the absolute insanity that is V_DrawCroppedPatch, which makes you specify the number of pixels to crop off the top/left and then the number of pixels to show after the crop ... you just use V_SetClipRect to create a rectangle for any future draws to be cropped down to, and V_ClearClipRect afterwards to clear it.
Currently only supported by V_DrawStretchyFixedPatch. Ideally other drawing functions should also receive clipping rectangle support too.
All typedefs for structs that were present in other header
files have been moved to here. (Except node_t because the
renderer and netcode both define node_t LOL.)
