Razes audio visual lighting code#
Razes audio visual lighting free#

Exhumed: Switch sounds must use CHANF_LISTENERZ because they use no z-coordinate for their position.

Exhumed: added a countdown display for the magic spells in the fullscreen HUD.

SW: silence an apparently misplaced ambient sound in level 9.

Blood: handle super secrets properly in the statistics display.

Razes audio visual lighting free#

cross-game, serialization-friendly and pointer free interpolation implementation.make sector and wall panning variables floats and added some convenience wrappers to allow interpolation on them.added interpolation for texture scrollers and Duke's wave floor effect.If saving is blocked, so should changing the level. use stricter checks when trying to levelwarp.Exhumed: removed limits for most monster types by storing their work data in a dynamic array.Blood: Force synchronised input while a revolving door is busy/in-use.However, since the hint system already knows which secrets were triggered, use that info to avoid retriggers. Blood: There's some bugs that allow a secret to be triggered multiple times.add back the missing secret hint notification calls for Duke/RR.But some of these sprites cover non-reverb sectors as well and this can produce some ugly sound field in spots where this isn't wanted at all. Unfortunately the entire thing is very poorly defined, not setting it for sectors but for sprites with a distance. Duke/RR: Selecting the alternative weapon must set the proper bits in 'subweapon' to allow proper cycling.Blood: fixed cl_autorun affecting bobbing intensity even when no movement takes place.Blood: instead of messing around with the damage factors when toggling god mode, let the game check the actual god mode flag itself.Some 500+ commits have been accured between 0.7.3 and 0.8.0.: At the end of the day, it's all about the games in my mind and no matter what port one uses, as long as they're having a great experience and enjoying themselves, that's what matters most.ДЇull release notes notes for those who are keen. I appreciate that there's still differences between the communities but I will continue to try and bridge the gap where possible. I hope that if you test out this release, the quality of this release shines through. With this release, we feel we've reached a quality level where we can now declare ourselves beta and no longer alpha.

Razes audio visual lighting code#

The beginning of refactoring game-side code to make it more script-accessible to ZScript.Further input uplift such as crouch toggling now available in all games, and re-written RRRA vehicle mouse/controller input.Interpolated floors and ceilings such as slime floors and the waves in Vacation's first level.Working models again (there's a few interpolation issues).Fully repaired sound issues with Powerslave/Exhumed.I also feel its possible for multiple ports of the same game to co-exist and that more ports and options leads more widespread community appeal.ДЇor anyone interested, we've just released 0.8.0 to the public.ДЇull release notes are below, but main highlights are: It's possible to like both games equally without liking the politics of one or more communities associated with either games. I liked when Steve Jobs said at MacWorld 97 or 98 that the belief of 'for Apple to succeed, Microsoft has to lose' has to disappear, and I think that holds true here. I basically only opened the accounts to report bugs as I started finding more time in my life to play each game again after a period of absence. I'm not really involved with either community as you can see by the age of my forum account here, as well as the ZDoom forums. I've been a fan of all three games you've mentioned since the DOS days and played the shit out of them as my old Pentium 200 with an S3 ViRGE DX didn't play much else. It's not impossible to get along but it would take a lot of work on both ends (in case it isn't clear, I'm including myself when I say 'we.') But alas, we're just oil and water due to our polar opposite philosophies on.mostly everything, really. Most of us, despite not being fans of the Doom community, still enjoy the game itself and with the exception of a few loud-mouthed individuals over in Doom Land, I know a lot of those guys like Duke 3D too. Both communities have a common interest in these games, with Duke and Doom probably being the two biggest games of the era, Duke arguably even moreso than Quake. A lot of us are no fans of the Doom community, including myself, and the feeling appears to be very mutual.Still, even so, I do wish we could all get along a bit better. It would be nice if the bad blood could go away but that's probably a tall order right now.