When generating multiple actors, if two or more data nodes share the same name, the generated actors can reference the wrong nodes in their display lists/geo layouts.
This results in:
- The wrong nodes compiled into binary files
- Intermediate layouts generated as actors since nothing is referencing them anymore, treating them as root geo layouts
The simplest fix was to first check for the model identifier (renamed to `mDataIdentifier`, since it's no longer related to models) when looking for nodes, to ensure it picks the right node, even if multiple nodes share the same name.
Shared graph nodes were incorrectly interpolated, only the first object with a shared graph node was interpolated properly.
Thanks to @Cooliokid956 for noticing that most of node types were **never** interpolated.
- Use a double hashmap to store interpolated data for each graph node and object. All translations, rotations and scales are now interpolated correctly.
- Add `GraphNodeScaleXYZ` type to scale to all 3 dimensions; Add `GEO_SCALE_XYZ` command.
gMtxTbl was also reaching it's limit, so dynamic allocation was added.
geo layouts -> geo_* functions only
behaviors -> bhv_* functions only
level scripts -> lvl_* functions only
other -> no function allowed
thanks maniscat for reporting the issue
