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
- currently uses naive brute force approach to finding vertices on faces
- simplify 'face fragments', which now only need to contain vertex indices since they are already emitted
allow qbsp to be passed an `-lmscale` to facilitate a global lmscale change for BSPX
fix code paths for writing both lightmap sizes out
# Conflicts:
# include/qbsp/qbsp.hh
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
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
change Q2_CONTENTS_TRANSLUCENT parsing; remove it always, but if the surface doesn't have TRANS then swap it with DETAIL which is probably what they intended
Jonathan
Eric Wasylishen