close#141
The problem was that the shadow matrices were setup in BeginFrame, but
GraphicsView calls SetCamera after BeginFrame. The solution was to move
the shadow matrix setup into CRenderer::SetCamera.
This caused a second problem because RenderReflections/RenderRefractions
used SetCamera to change the OpenGL matrices. Solved this problem by
distinguishing explicitly between the camera used for the scene as a
whole and the camera used to configure OpenGL. The latter can be a
virtual camera for shadow or reflection rendering and similar
render-to-texture effects.
This was SVN commit r4330.
note: previous fix (clamp to 0 in screen_to_client) causes spurious
messages if mouse moves outside of the window (which is bad). "client"
coords are allowed to be negative, but "idealized client coords" (which
are defended by assert >= 0 or is_in_window) aren't.
fixes#146
This was SVN commit r4324.
- Removed a debug assertion that could occur in windowed mode if you
moved your mouse above or to the left of the window (client x and y >=
0); instead, negative client coordinates are now clipped to 0. (The
coordinates can't actually stay negative because we are casting them to
uints, so that would give very large values.)
This was SVN commit r4323.
Also split Entity.cpp further, moving the rendering code to
EntityRendering.cpp and the JS interface code to
EntityScriptInterface.cpp. This makes each individual file smaller
(about 1000 lines still!) and lets them be compiled independently.
This was SVN commit r4314.
hopefully found last confusion between screen/client coords (now prefix
the former with screen_*)
SDL passes around client coords in message as Uint16, int in API calls,
Window gives/takes screen space POINT (LONG x,y)
This was SVN commit r4311.
Moved some animations out of "not used" since they are actually used.
Renamed "rich's_man" because the apostrophe messes with xargs.
This was SVN commit r4304.
This avoids stuff like
/usr/include/c++/4.0.0/cmath:85: error: template with C linkage
/usr/include/c++/4.0.0/cmath: In function 'float std::abs(float)':
/usr/include/c++/4.0.0/cmath:92: error: declaration of C function 'float
std::abs(float)' conflicts with
/usr/include/c++/4.0.0/cmath:88: error: previous declaration 'double
std::abs(double)' here
This was SVN commit r4291.
Changed player-id code a bit so the entity and actor and unit should
stay in sync more often. (The entity/actor/unit mixing still looks a bit
dodgy and unreliable, though.)
Simplified console help code.
Allowed init/shutdown to be done with the simulation/world/etc parts
disabled (so the actor viewer can load faster).
This was SVN commit r4289.
Matei