Previously, the damage display gauge only showed the integrity for subsystem types. This was fine if there were a 1:1 match, with each type only having 1 subsystem. If there were more then 1 subsystem of a given type though, it would not display accurate information to the player.
This PR sets the displayed subsystem integrity to that actual specific subsystem, not the aggregate. Tested and works as expected (screenshot attached) and fixes#3982.
Mostly renaming of fields and functions, and moving some modelread sections into functions. This reorganization will put the code on a better footing for the model translation feature. No model translation code is included yet, and there should be no change in functionality.
Treating both bindings together will fail when a player has one binding inverted but the other uninverted. This was complicated by the dual-binding method mysteriously delegating to the single-binding method in certain cases. This change removes the dual-binding methods altogether and explicitly handles the bindings individually. It also adds additional scripting VIRTVARs for all current use cases.
There are a few related improvements here:
1) Add a new function for iterating over the submodel hierarchy
2) Add a counterpart to the `subobj_num` field so that a submodel can refer to its ship_info subsystem
3) Update `ship_model_replicate_submodels` to replicate all movable submodels, even the ones that aren't associated with subsystems
Fixes#3967
* Add view show status for HUD gauges in scripting
Many FSO mods use scripted HUD gauges, but previously the scripted HUD gauges were always forced to be on for the player, unlike retail gauges that can be toggled in the HUD Config screen. This PR allows scripters to view the show status of a HUD gauge, which is very useful for adding a check in the script to only show the gauge if a certain gauge is active. This is similar behavior to the getColor function, which allowed scripters to get the HUD Config colors of a given default gauge.
Tested and works as expected.
* appease clang
* Make a Big ol' Wall of Text which, hopefully, somebody might actually read.
* Address issue 3902 in plr.cpp
* Handle case when axis is not bound
* Appease Linus-X
* Make wall of text less wall-y
A few assorted fixes for timestamps:
1) The pre-player delay should be fast-forwarded by 1/4 second per frame regardless of time compression
2) If time compression is very slow, there could be a 0-millisecond change in timestamps, so don't adjust this
3) Properly handle a change in soundtrack that occurs during a mission, not just when the mission is parsed
This really only applies to DNS lookups, setting the preference to either
be for IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. This makes for a far less error prone
troubleshooting method than disabling one of them outright.
* Merge all three comm_order arrays
Were Comm_orders, Sexp_comm_orders, and Player_orders. Now all Player_orders.
* Fix Warnings
* Fix erroneous order warning
* Update Int3 into a warning
* Fix missing location for warning
If a breakpoint is hit in the code, the SDL time will keep running even though FSO doesn't realize things are effectively, if not actually, paused. Detect this situation and adjust the timestamp offset to compensate.
Goober5000