*added CTerrain::getSlopeAngle[Face]() which returns the angle in
radians of the slope of the terrain. getSlopeAngleFace should be used
for entities because it takes into account which way the entity is
facing, which allows for negative angles.
*the max and min graphical rotation for the slope is under traits.pitch.
This is used so that you can have certain units such as infantry that
don't rotate very far go down steep slopes but not rotate too much.
*JS documentation in docs/JSReg.rtf -- I put in most of the relevant
global functions; still needs entity functions.
This was SVN commit r3794.
PathfindSparse replaced with an A* implementation. Low-level
pathfinding done on the tiles of the map, high level pathfinding is
currently a placeholder, and only gives the final waypoint.
This was SVN commit r3747.
-Changes to notifications. They take different parameters now-see
template_entity_script.js. You can choose to destroy the notifiers
yourself in the script (useful for idle)
-Added "idle" event with registerIdle and registerDamage to assist with
the angle penalty.
-Bar border stuff
-Angle penalty is set up but untested-it just needs to use
this.getAttackDirections() to find the number of directions the entity
is being attacked from. The penalty is specified in template_unit
There is a problem when the game exits-it attempts to destroy the
notifiers in entity.cpp's constructor, where it calls
DestroyAllNotifiers(). The problem is that the notifiers don't exist
any longer because they've been destroyed. I would fix it but I'm
leaving for vacation (Jason told me it was OK to comitt). Hope it isn't
too much of a problem.
This was SVN commit r3732.
-Added functionality for "casting" and creating net messages (without
JS)
-Rank textures-specified in XML
-Formations-currently don't attack correctly (i.e. travel like mobs) and
don't switch to their movement formations when tasked to go somewhere
(the pathfinder doesn't give any heads up about destination reached, so
there's no way to change back to the original). Also, base switching is
untested so no garuntees for next and prior formation things.
This was SVN commit r3710.
- adts: add basic benchmark to self-test; use fminf instead of MIN; fix
overly pessimistic invalidation in Landlord_Cached
- allocators: no longer complain if DynArray is full
- lib: warn if rand() min=max
- archive: bugfixes: plug leak, correctly handle 0-length files, carry
over flags when reading uncompressed file from archive
- file: expose file_get_sorted_dirents and implement file_enum in terms
of that
- file_cache: many bugfixes (especially related to CacheAllocator
freelist)
- vfs_optimizer: finish implementation of archive builder
- zip: correctly handle 0-length files
- tex: add tex_is_known_extension
- sysdep: add efficient fminf implementation (assumes P6+)
- config: update archive builder call site
- gamesetup: add call for delayed self tests
- entity: return JSVAL_VOID as per philip's suggestion
This was SVN commit r3553.
Notifications - called from javascript. You request orders with a
target entity, order type, and whether the previous listeners you have
requested for this entity should be destroyed. When the target entity
processes an order that was requested, that order is pushed onto the
queue of the requester. This is useful for things such as follow that
require the actual order to perform the action.
This was SVN commit r3329.
- Times on auras (a unit must be in range for X seconds for the aura to
start affecting it)
- An efficient GetInRange implementation in CEntityManager using a
quadtree or something of the sort (current one is linear in the number
of entities).
This was SVN commit r3238.
LOS issues still outstanding:
- LOS looks ugly because of quad tesselation into 2 triangles
- Quad tesselation is unspecified by OpenGL (in fact using GL_QUADS on
LOS quads seemed to give different tesselations than it did for the
underlying terrain quads, but terrain rendering also used GL_QUADS).
This should be fixed once we decide on the quad tesselation issue.
- Units with traits.vision.permanent set are visible through FOW even if
you havent seen them before; this should only be true when you have seen
them before. But it gets even more complicated - if a permanent unit
seen through FOW dies or gets upgraded or something, perhaps you should
remember the old version. I'm not completely sure how to do this
(probably involves cloning its actor somehow).
This was SVN commit r2876.
- add convenience macros for config_db(CFG_GET_SYS_VAL)
- VFSUtil::EnumDirEnts now uses flags instead of bool recursive
- UNUSED() for params, UNUSED2 (<- need better name) for variables
- config.h defines must be tested with #if (always defined) -> allows
detecting misspellings thanks to compiler warnings
- replace debug_assert(0) with debug_warn (its sole purpose)
- replace ScriptingHost::ValueToInt et al with ToPrimitive
- use nommgr.h to disable both mmgr and VC debug heap
This was SVN commit r2585.
- Ported lockless code to gcc inline assembly
- A few new net messages (gather, attack, add waypoint)
- Support for new messages in network->entity order converter
- Implemented rudimentary JS interface for Interaction
- issueCommand JS API, connected to the network
- Removed Interaction stuff now replaced by JS
- And something in there should probably break VS builds :P
This was SVN commit r2316.
