- Try to get rid of all implicit casts from string to name, color or class.
- Use FindClass where needed.
- Used a map in a case where a dictionary was unneeded.
- Use new bounce flags where needed.
- Replace Legacy of Rust weapons/ammo.
+ Invinciball activation now voiced by Demo (thanks, Vyolette).
+ Retooled exit line merging (should fix those pesky duplicate exit markers).
Note: Oneliners for the Eviternity 2 final boss are not voiced yet.
So... Remember that one decision I made about avoiding BlockThingsIterator as
much as possible? Turns out that was a stupid idea. There ARE situations where
it's better to iterate sector thinglists, yes, especially for things that are
NOT part of the blockmap, but in other cases, the excess allocations of new
iterators are a reasonable price to pay for the lower perf impact in extreme
cases, such as maps that have a gazillion sectors with gazillions of things in
them (I'm looking at you, UDMF mappers).
As a compromise, at least, in situations where the thinglists are needed, I did
add a sort of micro-optimization by implementing code to check if a bounding
box is inside a sector (would be nice if this was part of GZDoom itself, tho).
First, a message: There is a time and a place for everything, and understanding
what is and is not appropriate is a fundamental aspect of how one should behave
in society. I must take steps in correcting my behavior, how I act both through
my interactions with others and through my own creations as well. While this is
only one step in a very, very long road, it is hopefully a step in the right
direction.
Various aspects of the story and lore, dialogues, character interactions, etc.
have been sanitized to be less explicit. I cannot in good conscience have
something like this in a project I'm creating, especially one with such a broad
audience as the one it has garnered.
A couple other things have been removed, such as direct references to
problematic media, and I've decided to forego the H-Doom compatibility that was
added "as a joke".
These changes will also be later applied to the side mods as well.
Should I have still missed anything, I please ask that people notify me and I
will address it as soon as I possibly can.
Furthermore, if any of the people still credited in this mod wish to have their
name and anything they contributed removed from it, I will do so.
- All items now have vanilla hitbox sizes for compatibility.
- Removed extended hitboxes (no longer needed).
- Blob shadows are now exclusive to players (and eventually monsters).
- Glows and sparkles are no longer toggleable.
- Glows and sparkles have fixed size/radius.
- Item sparkles are now handled by the glows, rather than the player.