Enhanced Duke Nukem 3D - Features History

esample.con changed to only show 'user' level-load screen when a user map is being loaded

player ID of player view shown on local screen (not always same as myconnectindex)

Added more global variables. These ones are per-sprite, so I've just added them to the sprite labels.

They are from the global hittype structure. They duplicate some of the names from the sprite data, so I've prefixed them all with 'ht'

htcgg
Control when to get new globalz data. Set to 6 after data is calculated and counted down after that.
Initialized to zero.

htpicnum
The picture number.
This is what is compared when checking to see 'ifwasweapon' and 'ifspawnedby'

htextra
Varius uses depending on state...
Seems related to amount of damage
. -1 if no damage to process.

htmovflag
Saved results from trying to move the sprite.
ifnotmoving checks for : (hittype[g_i].movflag&49152) > 16384 );

htactorstayput
-1 means stay.
>=0 means sector ID to stay in.
set for current actor when you call addkills

httimetosleep
if >1, then this is counted down.
When it reaches 1, the sprite is changed to statlist 2 (active)
set by many things internally.
Directly set by 'sleeptime'

htlastvx
htlastvy
Where target player was last known to be.
Used in 'seeking' player.

gt[0]
moving angle used to calculating 'turning towards player', etc.
set directly by 'count' command.
Checked by 'ifcount' command

gt[4]
The current action to perform. (from move command) (and action command)
if > 0 then action is counted and performed. and lotag is incremented by TICSPERFRAME

Added access to global data structure USERDEFS. This is used for lots of control over how the game works.


typedef struct user_defs
{
    char god,warp_on,cashman,eog,showallmap;
    char show_help,scrollmode,clipping;
    char user_name[MAXPLAYERS][32];
    char ridecule[10][40];
    char savegame[10][22];
    char pwlockout[128],rtsname[128];
    char overhead_on,last_overhead,showweapons;

    short pause_on,from_bonus;
    short camerasprite,last_camsprite;
    short last_level,secretlevel;

    long const_visibility,uw_framerate;
    long camera_time,folfvel,folavel,folx,foly,fola;
    long reccnt;

    int32 entered_name,screen_tilting,shadows,fta_on,executions,auto_run;
    int32 coords,tickrate,m_coop,coop,screen_size,lockout,crosshair;
    int32 wchoice[MAXPLAYERS][MAX_WEAPONS],playerai;

    int32
respawn_monsters,respawn_items,respawn_inventory,recstat,monsters_off,bright
ness;
    int32
m_respawn_items,m_respawn_monsters,m_respawn_inventory,m_recstat,m_monsters_
off,detail;
    int32
m_ffire,ffire,m_player_skill,m_level_number,m_volume_number,multimode;
    int32 player_skill,level_number,volume_number,m_marker,marker,mouseflip;

};

As with the other structures, there isn't currently access to the member vars that are arrays.

This is almost the last structure that needs to get 'published' to allow almost complete control from CONs.

Fixed bug in get/setplayer that may have been cause other player's data to get set.

Works like 'useractor', but only takes tile number. Code is executed when actor is first loaded into the map.

I'll probably need to expand it to deal with spawn(), too (it currently doesn't)

This is another big step in allowing CONs to have complete control over the action.

My goal is to be able to have all of the weapon processing code moved into the CONs.


zoom
exitx
exity
loogiex[64]
loogiey[64]
numloogs
loogcnt
posx
posy
posz
horiz
ohoriz
ohorizoff
invdisptime
bobposx
bobposy
oposx
oposy
oposz
pyoff
opyoff
posxv
posyv
poszv
last_pissed_time
truefz
truecz
player_par
visibility
bobcounter
weapon_sway
pals_time
randomflamex
crack_time
aim_mode
ang
oang
angvel
cursectnum
look_ang
last_extra
subweapon
ammo_amount[MAX_WEAPONS]
wackedbyactor
frag
fraggedself
curr_weapon
last_weapon
tipincs
horizoff
wantweaponfire
holoduke_amount
newowner
hurt_delay
hbomb_hold_delay
jumping_counter
airleft
knee_incs
access_incs
fta
ftq
access_wallnum
access_spritenum
kickback_pic
got_access
weapon_ang
firstaid_amount
somethingonplayer
on_crane
i
one_parallax_sectnum
over_shoulder_on
random_club_frame
fist_incs
one_eighty_count
cheat_phase
dummyplayersprite
extra_extra8
quick_kick
heat_amount
actorsqu
timebeforeexit
customexitsound
weaprecs[16]
weapreccnt
interface_toggle_flag
rotscrnang
dead_flag
show_empty_weapon
scuba_amount
jetpack_amount
steroids_amount
shield_amount
holoduke_on
pycount
weapon_pos
frag_ps
transporter_hold
last_full_weapon
footprintshade
boot_amount
scream_voice
gm
on_warping_sector
footprintcount
hbomb_on
jumping_toggle
rapid_fire_hold
on_ground
name[32]
inven_icon
buttonpalette
jetpack_on
spritebridge
lastrandomspot
scuba_on
footprintpal
heat_on
holster_weapon
falling_counter
gotweapon[MAX_WEAPONS]
refresh_inventory
palette
toggle_key_flag
knuckle_incs
walking_snd_toggle
palookup
hard_landing
max_secret_rooms
secret_rooms
pals[3]
max_actors_killed
actors_killed
return_to_center

So, you can save the actorID across calls in a variable.... That should make for some fun stuff...

Syntax:

getwall[<var>].member <var2>

Gets the value of the member of the wall structure into var2

setwall[<var>].member <var2>

setactor
getactor
setsector
getsector

WARNING: no error checking or game checking is (currently) done on
the settings. You can easily set things that can cause the game to crash.

Structures:

SECTOR:

wallptr
wallnum
ceilingz
floorz
ceilingstat
floorstat
ceilingpicnum
ceilingheinum
ceilingshade
ceilingpal
ceilingxpanning
ceilingypanning
floorpicnum
floorheinum
floorshade
floorpal
floorxpanning
floorypanning
visibility
filler
lotag
hitag
extra

WALL:

x
y
point2
nextwall
nextsector
cstat
picnum
overpicnum
shade
pal
xrepeat
yrepeat
xpanning
ypanning
lotag
hitag
extra

SPRITE (ACTOR):

x
y
z
cstat
picnum
shade
pal
clipdist
filler
xrepeat
yrepeat
xoffset
yoffset
sectnum
statnum
ang
owner
xvel
yvel
zvel
lotag
hitag
extra