4321: Improve performance of `SnapFindItem` for extended item types r=Jupeyy a=heinrich5991
Look up the internal type of the searched-for UUID type once, and then
just do integer comparisons to find the item.
CC #4300
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4313: Use uint64_t for network stats (fixes#4309) r=heinrich5991 a=def-
Doesn't overflow so quickly, if it overflows has deterministic behavior
at least.
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4300: Don't call uuid lookup, if the expected type isn't an uuid extended type anyway r=heinrich5991 a=Jupeyy
Most performance loss currently comes from the simple fact that lookupuuid is slow.
This addresses the problem by making sure its only called for net messages, that are extended anyway
`@trml` or `@heinrich5991` can you check if that makes sense without breaking something?
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4251: Add inp_translated_keys (fixyes #4241) r=Jupeyy a=def-
fixes#4241
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4232: Still clear pending mouse motion r=def- a=Jupeyy
Same as #3932 ... again :/
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4095: [Concept] Add new mouse state (ingame mouse) r=def- a=Jupeyy
This would remove ui_mousesense and use the desktop cursor position instead for menus and editor
This would also fix the editor cursor to not move faster than in menus.
That's probably how most games would handle menus, instead of using relative mouse mode
And this would work for touch inputs.
The normal gameplay relative mouse is ofc NOT affected by any kind
Opinions?
Missing:
- [x] m_MouseSlow in menus
- [x] Make desktop cursor invisible
- [x] Some components that use ui mouse
- [x] Remove focus in/out relative mouse state changes, fixed with next SDL version
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4176: Entity switch prediction r=def- a=trml
Adds the prediction for pickups and projectiles (based on #4108)
For blinking entities (deactivated by switch) I also used the extended info to make the blinking effect happen client-side. So instead of the server omitting the projectile/pickup from the snapshot every N ticks (which prevented some things like explosive bullets from being predicted correctly), the server will keep sending the item and let the client decide how to show it.
Added doors as well, and changed how they are sent (and rendered) in a similar way (by always sending both endpoints and using a fixed m_StartTick instead of updating it every tick).
An idea was that this could potentially reduce network traffic a bit (in addition to helping with prediction), especially for stationary items that are rarely/never have to be updated (doors and pickups).
This makes CItems::OnRender a bit more complex, and it could perhaps be cleaned up some way (either using something like CProjectileData, or by moving more of the logic into RenderProjectile/Laser/Pickup).
Some things missing:
- Add more entities (draggers, light, gun)
- Entities are not correctly shown when in super (e.g. doors are shown as closed, and should be open)
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4157: invalidate texture when unloading a texture. r=heinrich5991 a=ChillerDragon
Closes https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/issues/1450
(cherry picked from commit 23a1b80f60)
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3879: Use SDL_FlashWindow to request user's attention r=heinrich5991 a=Jupeyy
We should soon update to SDL 2.0.16 for our bundled libs, but don't merge before this happened.
This drops the remaining X11 dependency.
We should then also use GLEW with EGL for official builds for easy native wayland support(which i discussed before already)
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4079: Make teehistorian easier to reproduce r=heinrich5991 a=Zwelf
I've tested it ingame, but still have to make sure, that the ordering of the teehistorian messages are right. I would be really happy if we could land this before changing team joining logic (#4006 or /practice logic, but there isn't a pr for this yet), but I would like to make sure that the change is correct.
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4180: Use constructor consistently for colors r=def- a=Robyt3
This changes all color instantiations to consistently use the constructor instead of an initializer list.
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4179: Fix text upload call, make invalid calls visible r=def- a=Jupeyy
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4151: Copy ingame console like in ATH r=def- a=BloodWod-513
The idea is taken from the implementation of this in ATH client
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3783: Further fixes for Haiku r=def- a=panos
- Haiku is Unix-like, but it still doesn't use libnotify.
- Haiku comes with its own sets of definitions for certain long variables. There's still a problem revolving around the variables, but I removed a duplicate, conflicting definition on the Haiku platform.
- Changed some definition-related logic in detect.h, because the gcc compiler in Haiku (version 8.3.0) complained about duplicate definitions. I chose to use 'unknown' rather than an empty string.
I think that I'm very close.
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4158: Make emoticons smoother r=heinrich5991 a=Jupeyy
It's still not 100% the same as with high bandwidth, but atleast animation wise it should look the same.
The client doesn't predict if an emote actually is triggered, so it still only triggeres them every second tick without high bandwidth.
~Since this changes demo playing quite a bit, it should defs be tested~(not really xd)
fixes#4156
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