Previously, the `net_udp_create` function returned whether the IPv6 socket in particular was created successfully. If an IPv4 socket or Websocket was created successfully before this, it was not used and also not closed properly, if the IPv6 socket could not be created.
Now, the `net_udp_create` function succeeds if the socket for at least one network type (IPv4, IPv6 or Websocket) could be created successfully.
Avoid reusing local variables and remove redundant comments. Also apply the same refactoring to `net_tcp_create`, which already has the behavior of succeeding if the socket for any network type (IPv4 or IPv6) was created successfully.
skins7: Extract the skins dir to a macro
skins7: Look for the skins at 'skins7' dir
Data: Add 0.7 skins (diliated)
CMenus::RenderSkinSelection7: Fix the skins number (use 0.7 getter)
CSkins7::GetColorV3: Fix missing UnclampLighting
CRenderTools: Use stronger type for 0.7 colors
CSkins7::RandomizeSkin: Use enum value instead of hardcode+comment
CMenus::RenderSettingsTee7: Enable team skins validation
system: Add str_utf8_copy_num()
GameClient: Extract ApplySkin7InfoFromGameMsg()
GameClient: Add skin7 to CClientData (also process and validate it)
While keeping 0.6 fully working and untouched
This adds the option to connect via 0.7
0.7 servers are now mixed into the server browser list.
And users can also manually connect via 0.7
using a connection url like so:
./DDNet "connect tw-0.7+udp://127.0.0.1:8303"
This also adds a "Tee 0.7" section in the menu to pick a 0.7 skin.
The config variables are prefixed with player7_ like for example
player7_color_body
- Remove `readability-identifier-naming.StaticVariableIgnoredRegexp`.
- Mark `static` variables as `const` and use `UPPER_CASE` for names when possible.
- Use local variables instead of `static` variables when possible.
- Use member variables with correct name instead of `static` variables.
- Pass output buffer for `static` function `GetKeyBindModifiersName` by argument instead of returning pointer to `static` buffer.
Support composite binds with `+` commands, fix handling of composite binds with F1-F24 keys, fix incorrect key names with multiple modifiers, refactoring
Previously, binding `+` commands like `+hook` to composite keys like `shift+x` or `ctrl+alt+mouse1` was not possible, as it would lead to stuck inputs when one of the modifiers is released first before the primary key. When binding `+` commands to composite binds the modifier was instead ignored to prevent this.
Now, binding `+` commands to composite keys is also possible. Active binds (key, modifier) are stored and when a modifier key is released all binds using that modifier are also released.
Closes#8314.
The handling of F1-F24 keys in `CBindsSpecial` was not correct for composite binds, leading to stuck inputs if modifier keys are released first. Now, the `CBindsSpecial::OnInput` function simply delegates to `CBinds::OnInput` for F-key presses/releases so the behavior is consistent with regular binds.
- Use `UnbindAll` function in destructor to reduce duplicate code.
- Use appropriate constants instead of magic number `0`.
- Remove redundant comments.
- Remove redundant `else if` condition.
- Rename generic loop variables `i` and `j` to `Modifier` and `Key` for clarity.
This was only affecting the key names displayed in the voting HUD, e.g. with `bind "ctrl+alt+f3" "vote yes"` the voting HUD previously showed `+f3` as the key name.
The `OnInput` function should return `true` exactly for events that were handled. In case of line inputs, the function returned `true` when then line input was changed instead. For the consoles, the function did not return `true` for some events that were handled.
The flag `TEXLOAD_NO_COMPRESSION` is entirely unused.
The flag `TEXLOAD_NOMIPMAPS` is unused and only the respective `CCommandBuffer::TEXFLAG_NOMIPMAPS` is used internally, so the former flag does not need to be exposed to users of `IGraphics`.
The `IGraphics::LoadTextureRawSub` function and the respective `CMD_TEXTURE_UPDATE` command are unused. Only text textures are updated after having been uploaded, but there is a separate `CMD_TEXT_TEXTURE_UPDATE` for that.
It should not be necessary to access the null-texture directly. The `CTextureHandle::IsNullTexture` function can be used to check if a texture handle is the null-texture.
ChillerDragon
