allow setSetting to report errors
print warnings on invalid worldspawn key values for light
fix setting_mangle not handling "pitch yaw" or "pitch" correctly
- 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
support for radiosity _surface lights with `_surface_radiosity` key
allow lightstyles for _surface radiosity lights
bounce enabled by default on Q2
remove ValueForKey, use epairs directly
add new parallel logging stuff in common/parallel which wraps parallel_for(_each) and provides automatic percentage indicator
fix issue with light not pulling in settings
move logging stuff into its own namespace and simplify
* 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?
Jonathan
Eric Wasylishen