4830: fix sound bug in back in time 3 r=def- a=C0D3D3V
I don't know if there is an issue for this but I think we all know the sound bug at least since the release of Back in Time 3. Namely when you are in certain parts of a large map or as a spectator to the right edge of a large map then it comes to integer overflow and you hear all players in full volume (as if you would create the sounds yourself e.g. by your own shooting).
The integer overflow is even detected by our nice UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer:
And can look like this:
/home/daniel/Desktop/other_repos/ddnet/src/engine/client/sound.cpp:165:48: runtime error: signed integer overflow: -92336 * -92336 cannot be represented in type 'int'
SUMMARY: UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer: undefined-behavior /home/daniel/Desktop/other_repos/ddnet/src/engine/client/sound.cpp:165:48 in
This is triggered even with smaller dy values, e.g. -46759 * -46759
The line looks like this:
int Dist = (int)sqrtf((float)dx * dx + dy * dy); // nasty float
Now there are many ways we could avoid such bugs in the future, but for now I did a symptom treatment and simply did the calculation as float as already done for dx which fixed the problem at least in my tests.
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4828: Fixed bad DataReader loop on map_replace_image r=def- a=sctt
Happy to see that map_replace_image has actually been useful to you as it was used as a base to code map_convert_07.
As stated here https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet7/issues/20, map_replace_image seems to somehow break the map, that is due to a bad check inside the last datareader loop (it is just checking NumItems instead NumData).
Seems like it was just a coincidence that the tool was correctly working on the map i was testing, but i was able to confirm the problem by trying different maps.
now it is fixed.
Co-authored-by: sctt <scottistefano91@gmail.com>
4826: Improvement of the automatic completion of player names in chat r=def- a=C0D3D3V
This should fix#659 or just improve the order of player names if you use automatic completion.
So far it was so that first at the beginning of the name was searched for the input and then there was a second iteration through the alphabetically sorted list with names where the input does not appear at the beginning.
Now it is so that the position of the input in the name is used as an evaluation criterion to determine the position in the suggestion list. If the input is found at the beginning of the name, the score is 0 and the name is suggested first. If the input is found at position 6 in the name, the score is 6 and the name appears later in the suggestion list. If two names have the same score, the alphabetical sorting remains.
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4821: Add optional save_replay parameter, filename r=def- a=simpygirl
As suggested by bencie
> suggestion: would it be possible to add an optional parameter to save_replay so you could define the demo's name? save_replay [length] [demo name]
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4802: make the vanilla teams independent from the ddrace teams r=def- a=C0D3D3V
Fixes#259
Because my changes have some effects on the display and thus people who like it as it was could bother, I have described my changes in detail here.
Until now it was the case that players who are in /spec (while sv_pausable is activated) or the own active player who is in /pause or /spec are in the Spectators team.
With this change this is no longer the case. I took the opportunity to make a few adjustments in the display logic.
On the server side nothing had to be adjusted, because there was already a separation of the normal and the ddnet teams.
1. Regarding the specators component:
I intentionally did not adjust the conditions in the OnRender function (lines 224, 306, 325 and 338) so that you can manually select players who are in /spec to watch as well.
I find this helpful, because it has often annoyed me not to be able to quickly find players who are in /spec on the map.
This also allows the selection of players that are in spec in demos. The only problem is that in demos the information about sepc players is missing (The same as in Game, only in Game the information is provided as soon as you spectate). However, until now this was also the case for players who are not in their own team. I find it handy to also have Spec players selectable, so that when they become active, the camera follows them directly.
In addition, you can spectate yourself in demos as well as in the game.
In demos this was already possible, as long as the own player in the demo is not currently in pause, at that moment you could only follow the recorded spectating camera.
However, I have kept that in SpectateNext, SpectatePrevious and SpectateClosest the own player is not included. However, it is also possible to jump here in spectating to players in /spec.
2. Regarding the scoreboard component:
Now only real spectators are displayed under the scoreboard in the spectators team. No longer players who are in /spec or the own player who is currently paused.
So I did not adjust line 125, 341, 354, 367.
Line 724 would not need to be adjusted anyway since it only affects vanilla team games. If the function GetClanName is used for DDnet, this has the effect that paused players are also included.
I have adjusted the active condition of the scoreboard so that it is not automatically displayed when the player is spectating (that's the way it used to be).
Since now the own player is shown in the scoreboard even if he is paused, I have removed the marking of the own player when following another player (line 416).
3. Regarding the menus_ingame component:
I left the behavior as it was, since we are talking about dangerous commands here (join spectator team and commit suicide) I think it is quite good that these are hidden when the player is paused.
To maintain this behavior, when creating the kill button, we must also check if we are not in pause or spec.
Actually we could check here m_pClient->m_Snap.m_SpecInfo.m_Active just like I did in the scoreboard, but since the code was already created I kept it.
4. Regarding the IsOtherTeam function in gameclient:
This function is used to determine if the transparency m_ClShowOthersAlpha should be applied to players and nameplates of other teams and if entities of other teams should be predicted.
So I left the behavior as it was, i.e. if you pause via /pause or /spec the transparency is not applied, because then False is returned.
5. Regarding the HUD component:
I have not adjusted any condition here (line 310, 319 and 323). So far the behavior was that when the player went on pause (/pause /spec), in the small time display at the bottom right the top2 players were displayed and otherwise the best and the own player.
Now it is so that the own player is also displayed when he is paused, but not when he is a real spectator.
I personally find it strange why the display should change just because you pause.
6. Regarding the chat component:
If the dummy paused is in the same team as the player and then a team message arrives, it will no longer be double logged.
Until now, when a player is in the same team in /spec and sends a message, his name was displayed in the Spectators team color and not in the team color. Since I have not adjusted the condition in line 803, the player names are also displayed in the team color for such messages.
7. Regarding the items component:
Here it is determined whether the local player is in the game and depending on that other GameTicks are used and ReconstructSmokeTrail is not canceled.
Here I could not work in so exactly, no idea what consequences this has that I have not adjusted the conditions in line 47 and 560.
I noticed at least when testing no difference, maybe someone who knows about it can explain to me what that has for effects.
About all changes I made we can discuss I am ready to undo them or restore the behavior as it was before. But please justify with arguments.
Independently:
I added a -1 check for the m_LocalClientID to the Strong Week indicators in the Nameplates. So that with server demos the array is not accessed outside of the array range. For demos there are currently no predicted characters and therefore no strong week indicators, so it doesn't change anything.
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I can provide screenshots to compare before after, but it's best to test it yourself.
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4823: Use system.h style for system.h r=def- a=heinrich5991
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4822: Auto select search string on hot key r=def- a=Jupeyy
Pressing CTRL+F should select the current search string, like basically every text editor and browser does
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4817: Don't mute for 0 seconds (fixes#4816) r=Jupeyy a=def-
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Co-authored-by: def <dennis@felsin9.de>
4811: fix bug that sneaked in during refactoring (in #4775) r=def- a=C0D3D3V
Was detected by missing hammer animation at very high ping by texnonik and bencie
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4808: Fix laser clipping. Closes#2176 r=def- a=Kaffeine
I've found this bug in a different mod and fixed it. Then I've got idea to check if any of the upstreams (this and tw)is affected and it turned out that this is already [fixed](f3a1e68df9) in teeworlds.
I've dropped my change and did cherry-pick to reduce the difference between codebases.
Co-authored-by: oy <Tom_Adams@web.de>
4773: Write log to disk on assert r=def- a=Jupeyy
This is a concept to write the full log to disk(inclusive the assert message), when an assert occurs, so it is not lost when no terminal or logfile is present.
Remaining question is:
- Should we really keep the full log in memory, maybe a maximum count of lines?
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Co-authored-by: Jupeyy <jupjopjap@gmail.com>
4806: Use newer ubuntu with higher clang-tidy version r=Jupeyy a=def-
clang-tidy 10.0 -> 13.0
Should be green, checked locally on Arch with 13.0.1
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Co-authored-by: def <dennis@felsin9.de>
4790: Don't print binds into F1 by default (fixes#4789) r=heinrich5991 a=def-
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4805: Add instructions for videorecorder being default (fixes#4804) r=Jupeyy a=def-
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4762: Set gfx_opengl_major 1 as default on 32bit x86 r=heinrich5991 a=def-
Multiple reports that BiT3 doesn't load with higher OpenGL
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4792: Use ipv4 for info2.ddnet.tw requests r=heinrich5991 a=def-
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Co-authored-by: Dennis Felsing <dennis@felsin9.de>
4796: Remove unnecessary trailing semicolons after method declarations r=heinrich5991 a=Robyt3
For consistency with upstream (https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/pull/2840) and
> to fix warnings in some IDEs and code analyzers.
I didn't find an option for clang format/tidy to enforce this.
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Co-authored-by: Robert Müller <robytemueller@gmail.com>
4795: Fix binds, fix sounds and demo playback for violent gametypes, do some small refactor r=def- a=Kaffeine
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## Bug fixes
### Binds
Default binds (from `CBinds::SetDefaults()`) and the binds loaded from config file are stored in `m_aapKeyBindings[0][key]` while the menu binder store the new binds in `m_aapKeyBindings[1][key]` which results in this:
### Default tuning
It seems that:
1. DDNet re-set tuning params to what meets DDNet needs (e.g. for pulling-beam shotgun) 76cb097997/src/game/client/gameclient.cpp (L3010-L3014)
2. Tuning is saved to the demo if it is custom 76cb097997/src/game/client/gameclient.cpp (L1583-L1590)
This results in incorrect demo playback. Shotgun bullets look like this:
I don't see any negative effect on DDRace demo playback — there should not be any, because servers send DDNet tuning and the client correctly record them.
### Sounds
DDNet provides an option to disable jetpack and crying freezed tee sounds.
76cb097997/src/game/client/gameclient.cpp (L918-L923)
However we should not apply those options for DM/TDM and some other gametypes, because those sounds are critical and not any more annoying than others. E.g. `pain_long` is used if the taken damage is 3+: 93f5bf632a/src/game/server/entities/character.cpp (L777-L780)
## Refactor
[CI: Relax 'package-file' mask](df5c48d675) is my personal request — the file is changed regularly and I always have rebase conflicts here.
The relaxed mask 'll let me to *not* carry this commit in the fork, freeing my time for more fixes.
Co-authored-by: Alexander Akulich <akulichalexander@gmail.com>
On 'traumatic' game types (e.g. vanilla dm, tdm, ctf) it is critical to
hear SOUND_GUN_FIRE (because someone seems to shooting at you).
It is not any less important to head SOUND_PLAYER_PAIN_LONG which takes
its place whenever the character taken damage > 2 (because you need to
know whether someone was hit).
- Replace hardcoded constants (namely '2') with enum value.
- Use the map type constants instead of bool-to-int casts.
This is a step toward support of more map types: e.g. we can have smaller
map versions with some mapres omitted for newer DDNet client versions.
The default bindings are set up via calls like Bind(KEY_A, "+left"); which
expands to Bind(KEY_A, "+left", /* FreeOnly */ false, /* ModifierCombination */ 0);
On the other hand, CMenusKeyBinder code does this: if(!Mask) Mask = 1 << MODIFIER_NONE;
This leads to a bug — binds which just set from the user input events are saved
in e.g. m_aapKeyBindings[1]['a'], and the default binds are still there
in m_aapKeyBindings[0]['a'] which leads to binds duplication in the UI.
ChillerDragon
