add more timers in a few spots
by default, display percent timers but don't display elapsed for non-verbose stuff (bmodels); this is so it still shows that it's "working" instead of just showing blank for large maps, give user an idea on progress for certain stuff
merge all "side not found"s into a single line
time `FillOutside`
time `ProcessMapBrushes`
time `Brush_LoadEntity`
fix logging::percent getting stomped in multi-threaded operations
add new stats facility to make creating lists of single-use stats easier to manage
fix SplitBrush storing a bunch of extra stats for ChopBrushes
add extra sanity checking to polylib
adjust some warnings to be clearer and not indicate that the world will break
add sanity check to update_bounds, and don't add empty windings to the bounds
bounce lighting generates a grid of bounces rather than a single light, improving lighting in conditions with larger faces or where the midpoint is blocked by other geometry
Fixes bogus (huge integers) content stats reporting on macOS (also fix tjunc stats reporting)
having the non-copyable std::atomic<size_t> inside a std::any which must
be copyable was problematic
IMO this is slightly better because it lets us use non-copyable types
simplify the face structure; now, "fragments" just mean the output windings (if you opt out of tjunction fixing, then there will only be 1 fragment with the same values as original_vertices)
move MakeTangentAndBitangentUnnormalized to qvec.hh since we will use it later
-tjunc allows for more fine-grained control now (-notjunc still exists)
-maxedges now throws if you specify a bad value (1 and 2)
remove the checks to OmitFaces - we can tell if a face was omitted because it will have an empty winding
remove static variables from tjunc
- no more "isLocked" - use getSource directly (locked is a confusing name)
- no more split parse/setValue functions. there's only one entry point each now, and all they do is pass along the source passed to it from its parser.
- no separate setters, use setValue(value, source)
- add a "game target" source, which is low priority and indicates to the user that the value would have been default but was changed to a better value for the game target
use stb_image_write for PNGs for better compression on bsp.json
add in code for spitting out a lightmap from a face. doesn't support other styles and such yet.
add a new meta format, which is just a JSON representation of the metadata contained in a .wal
simplify texture loading in `light`
fix `light` not handling replacement textures very well
string_iequals take string_view like the others
move averageColor to be alongside pixel data, where it belongs
move light-specific "load textures from BSP" routine to light
fix a couple bugs with external wad textures (there should always be at least a 40-byte miptex in there)
light can now load external textures
move -paths to common settings
fix bug with missing texture not filling miptex name
- for Quake-likes, WADs will be added as file system archives directly when the first brush is encountered since the wad key is ready to go by that point.
- after loading the .map and before constructing the BSP, what I call secondary textures (animation frames for Quake-likes) are added to the list, and the BSP's miptex data is filled.
- BSP miptex data is now opaque to the BSP process; the BSP simply copies the raw miptex information from the input. This simplifies the BSP structures and reading/writing routines.
- the img subsystem supports reading from raw miptexes now, although in practice this only happens for Quake-likes atm
- instead of a "wal cache", maps now have a "meta cache" which stores the metadata information for all games instead of just Quake II
- texture meta can now be ref'd out rather than needing to be copied every time (mainly only a gain for the std::string)
- wad.cc/wad.hh is gone; wads are now pushed into the filesystem archive
- fixed broken wad_archive
- fs subsystem iterated on a little bit; supports marking archives as external (only used for wads currently; see `LoadTextureData`)
- load_tga has better error handling
- add in foot-gun protection to the BSP readers; now they assert on failure to read instead of silently propagating that error throughout the rest of the process
- bsputil uses img stuff now, so it should handle palettes better
Eric Wasylishen
Jonathan