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?
Fix normalize generating NaNs to match old behavior of generating zero on zero length
Remove extended texinfo file before potentially not writing new one
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>.
Moved vector-related operations from mathlib to qvec, moved a few into qv::
Use clamp/max/min directly instead of #define'ing them
Move a few single-use functions directly above their usages
neither clang nor gcc like the qvec(Args..) constructor
being constexpr.
GCC's error says:
error: member ‘qvec<3, double>::v’ must be initialized by mem-initializer in ‘constexpr’ constructor
Jonathan
Eric Wasylishen