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
remove byteswap as it wasn't used any more
re-introduce imemstream and omemstream to make it harder to accidentally use the wrong operators
add dynamic padding stream manipulator
use memstreams for BSPX
* cmd
* cmake change for tbb DLLs
add in test for double-hyphens
* cmd
* game version
* settings!
* bsp texture usage
decompile fix for q1bsp
* finish up the options for qbsp
* light finished?
* finish up the few missing bits
* move scalar/int32 up
* Run clang-format pass
* natvis for our mathlib
use slightly faster storage for winding
fix light tests
* allow dictionary to be a base type
* re-run style
* Remove cfg_static
Fix options summary
* natvis for lockable_value<T>
* last-ish pass?
* format
* forgot last few lockables
imglib now lives in common
fs 'load' split into two functions, where and load. the former allows you to query for and return archive & path for a given file, whereas the latter handles that for you.
use log verbose in light rather than own verbose flag
- there's still a couple failure cases - specifically base1 in the outdoor area has a side that wasn't able to match to a face
- the clip brush at the start of base1 gets cut into a bunch of pieces because of the whole "check for texinfo, compare and split into multiple pieces" thing, but I'm pretty sure it's just one single brush - we need to ignore the splitting thing on clip brushes since they don't care about texture
- triggers don't pull in a temp texture
- origin brushes?
Adjusted makefile to work with both clang and msvc on win32
Removed "WIN32", use the standard _WIN32 instead
Fixed bad VectorCopy's
Use qvec4b instead of special color_rgba type
qvec now follows built-in type procedures for handling operators; this means that (qvec3i + qvec3f) will now properly produce a float, as one would expect, instead of adding the float to the integers without casting to the common type.
Add a json.hh file which includes common JSON serialization types
surfflags_t::extended uses booleans instead of a bitflag for simplicity
JSON serialization for surfflags
qmat follows other type conventions (T, N, M) and is annotated differently so it's not as confusing to follow
Removed qmat::operator[] - it's not clear from calling it that it's column-major (as evidenced by the comments needing to explicitly make clear at call sites that it's column, not row), so I've collapsed them into two separate functions that explicitly fetch either a column or a row. This also ties them nicely into qvec<N>.
simplified constructor for qvec(T...) that uses fold expressions
simplified rgba_miptex_t
fixed a lot of broken winding_base_t behavior
merged all winding types into winding_base_t
removed now-empty files
- main mbsp types are declared first in the files, and types that were single-member are now not structs
- conversion is handled by the sub-types themselves. Currently no diagnostic for *what* members overflow, but, overflow is handled via thrown exceptions on all overflowable members
- aabb type is used where appropriate now, simplifying a few areas
Cleanup/rework of logging system. I'm not too happy about it still, but, it's at least a bit easier to follow now.
Started cleanup of file-related stuff.
In preparation for converting all of the vec_t[3] to qvec's, the Vector routines are now templated and work with any type that provides indexing operators.
Polylib.cc is gone, since this all needs to be in header now
qvec can now implicitly convert from T[N]
constexpr where appropriate
static inline -> inline
side_t is now an enum, moved into mathlib
typedef -> using
include guards -> pragma once
typedef struct x { } y; -> struct y { }
some fixes to extremely old code that shouldn't be required any more
Jonathan
Eric Wasylishen