* Add C++11 std::any implementation
* Add basic moveable functionality
* Add rotation moveable
* Revise Segment Parsing Register
Because apparently, the linker and I disagree on which symbols should be discarded when linked into the final application...
* Fix small problems
* Address feedback
* Address feedback 2
* Updates the AxisInverted hooks to use the new CC_bind. Currently assumes only Joy0, so this may need further tweaking or replacement
* * Add ability to claim up to 4 joysticks for player use, using the launcher (via registry or fs2_open.ini) or the new menu system
* Hack into existing control polling system to get the new primary/secondary binding schema to work. This should be reworked into a reverse-lookup system.
* Finally break the mouse loose from overlapping with Joystick binidngs
* Fix bug where joy button wouldn't register on search function
* Fix bug with mousewheel not always decaying as it should.
* Fix rebase conflict with selecting item during search mode
* Fix bug where mouse buttons were incorrectly labeled.
* Move some enums around
* Fix bug with joy axis labels being displayed as buttons.
* Fix possible bug where Other conflict axis wouldn't clear
* Updated default joystick axis text. A new strings.tbl will need to be supplied for localization support
* Deprecate nAxisInverted ADE functions and replace with AxisInverted(int, int, bool)
* Merge Axis mappings into Control_config
* More utility functions for CC_bind and CCB
* Adds another ADE function for inverting the axis action, instead of individual bindings
* Hacks to get plr file to compile. Currently slices out many of the new features like secondary axis and the mouse axis, and the additional joystick bindings (joy1, joy2, joy3)
* Fix bug with uncontrollable spin (slopily)
* Fix some warnings
* Add flags for Hats and Balls for future implementation
* Fix bug where inverting an axis would trigger an assert
* Fix bug where joy wasn't detected as present
* Most axis actions should be relative, instead of absolute
* Hopefully optimize joy_get_unscaled_reading
* Properly break out of double-for search function for search and bind modes in config menu
* Refactor control_get_axes_readings to provide more consistent behavior
* Use JOY_REL_THROTTLE instead of Action::REL_THROTTLE when indexing into Control_config
* Bank axis has a default binding, Throttle does not.
* Fix bug where conflicts weren't being detected.
Fix bug where default presets weren't being detectd
* Elegantly break out of double fors with goto.
Fix bug with bind mode not detecting axis
* Save new binding scheme to playerfile
* Add cid_assign() to standardize cid assignment with shorts
* Add write and read handlers for int8_t
* Remove saving controls to csg. This will be replaced by presets.
* Fix bug with reading pilotfile
* Use "Joy-n" instead of "joystick n" to match default identifiers in config menu
* Fix bug with CC_TYPE_TRIGGER controls always marked as used, if not bound with a key.
Fix bug with Joy-0 btn 1 triggering multiple controls that are not bound to it.
* Improve readibility of the joy info output to log
* Message when a joystick connects and using legacy system.
* Fix bug where system joystick 0 was mapped in pJoystick that should've been nullptr
* Fix bug where *not* having a joystick will cause bind mode in the config menu to immediately cancel.
* Add reverse lookup functions for actions. mActionToVal[] does string -> int, mValToAction() does int -> string
* Add the foundation for writing the presets files.
* Adds a bunch of reverse lookup functions to get the stringified version of various enums, etc.
* presets.h and presets.cpp are in something of a barebones at this point
* Add new subdir for preset files 'player/presets'
* add utility for finding the distance of a bitfield/bitmask. Used to translate mouse button masks into mouse button id's
* Write PresetFileHandler as standalone, instead of a subclass. Still mostly a copy of JSONFileHandler
* Make functions to map and reverse-map the bindings for use with the preset files and ultimately the ControlConfigDefaults.tbl as well
* Check presets from file to see if they are duplicate with an existing preset.
* Check for uniqueness of presets fron controlconfigdefaults.tbl before adding them, and warn the user if there are duplicates.
* Rename the test functions into proper load/save.
* save function has some standard checks
* load function is called on init
* make finding duplicates its own function outside of the preset label rendering function
* Initial draft of saving presets in-game
* Fix bug where all loaded presets were thought to be duplicate of defaults.
* Fix bug where preset cycling would get stuck on the first preset other than default
* Fix bug where saving a mouse button saves the wrong textified string.
* Prevent preset names from being too long.
* Crash still occurs if the name is too long, as if set outside of FSO
* Workaround text running off the popups in 640x480. Doesn't look as nice, sadly
* CSG's now track preset names instead of containing bindings
* remake control_config_reset_defaults() into control_config_use_preset()
* provide a function to get the currently selected preset.
* Do PLR backward compatibility, hopefully.
* PLR now tracks presets instead of saving the bindings.
* On Loading pre PLR3 or CSG6 data, create a new preset.
* Strip off file extension before saving preset files. Jason.json.json just looks dumb
* Add "-joy_info" commandline option. Will output SDL joystick info of all detected joysticks to stdout
* Fix non-standard behavior with registry_read_string().
* Returning NULL instead of the default value, or an empty string, will trigger an access violation with SCP_string and other string copy functions.
* Modify io::joystick::init() to take an optional param, no_register, to use with -joy_info
* Address CI complaints
* Address CI issues 2.
* Supress preset duplicate warning if in unit tests.
* Address scripting unittest failure due to incorrect argument type. (Ints don't technically exist in LUA)
* Use Mouse enums instead of Joy enums or magic numbers
* More signed/unsigned madness
* Address CI issues 3
* Address gcc-5 issues. (No auto in lambdas)
* Fix bug with bit_distance()
* Address gcc-5 issues 2
* Address clang issues
* Address clang-tidy issues
* Address clang-tidy issues in undosys. May need to be cherry picked to Controls2.
* Address clang-tidy issues
* Improve logic of preset name prompt.
* Fix bug with selected presets not being saved
* No, a cstr is not a std::string.
* Can't use i there because its already defined.
* Fix bug where CSG's wouldn't save selected preset
* Fix bug where presets wouldn't be loaded correctly from player files
* Fix bug where loaded preset files would not update the preset cycle position correctly
* Some QoL changes for the preset name prompt
* Address Appveyor issues.
* Add forward compatibility for player file. This is required because currently any "missing" data in the pilotfile will trigger an Error, and crash FSO.
* Fix bug where mouse X axis was unusable.
Apparently stating that MOUSE_Z_AXIS IS MOUSE_Z_AXIS doesn't get the point across.
* Address CI issues.
* Address CI issues.
* sel default assigned to -1
* static_cast enum to an int
* Assimilate -joy_info int -get_flags, replacing the existing method that launchers use to get joystick information.
* Add '\n' to PST log messages.
* Change logic of checking joystick .ini keys: Should the multi-joy key not be found, try legacy joy key.
* Add some more missing '\n' to mprintf messages.
* Notify the player when converting to the new multi-joy system. (Using ReleaseWarning for now...)
* Warn the player if a preset defined in their .PLR could not be found.
* Actually disable control items without a valid tab, instead of relying on the fact that they're disabled by default.
* Add CC_preset::is_duplicate_of() method to make checking for preset uniqueness less of a brain teaser.
* Doxy the first_override param of control_config_common_read_section
* Adds the os::dialogs::Information() method, which displays an information-only dialog in similar format to Warning and Error dialogs. Does not throw Warning nor Error exceptions
* load_player now uses os::dialogs::Information() instead of ::ReleaseWarning, thus not halting unit tests.
* Breaks retail localization support for Joystick and Mice labels - This is because the new multi-joy axis end up very confusing "Joy-0 Joystick/Mouse X Axis"
* Renames Joy_axis_text to Axis_text, intended to be used both by joysticks and the mouse.
* Moves mouse axis and button labels into an array to ease future XSTR support
* Adds asserts to ensure indices are within the array sizes of label arrays
* Adds XSTR indices for Axis labels, mouse buttons, and mouse wheels.
* Seperates conflict check comparisons from equality comparisons.
* Conflict checks can ignore certain combinations of CC_bind::flag's; i.e. an Axis bound to a different control but is inverted or relative will still cause a conflict with another control that has the same axis
* Equality comparisons is exact equality, allowing presets to check if binds have the same binding and flag configurations.
* More UI string changes and localization
* Tweaks positioning of top button labels in CC menu
* Adds the following XSTR's:
1659 "Preset: %s"
1660 "Preset: custom"
1661 "Next Preset"
* Fix bug where mouse axis turned into mouse button when inverting control by its control name.
* Fix bug with the new conflict checking subroutine not working with non-axis controls
* Address CI issues.
* Don't trigger modal popups while in unit tests.
* Address clang tidy issues
* use nullptr
* be consistent with conditional style
* use booleans to stuff debug states, methods with just Assertions in it will trigger a false positive on clang tidy
* use string::empty() instead of checking for "".
* Remove dead code of -joy_info. Functionality has been merged with -get_flags
* Address clang-tidy [readability-simplify-boolean-expr]
--z64 says "I don't like it!"
* fix axis check
* Implement revised axis action virtvars for scripting. Also protect against a control mismatch in the CSG file due to a script-inverted control
* Encapsulate CC_bind properly
* Add mouse and joystick cid's to AxisInverted description
* Update translate_key() and its user to correctly translate multijoy bindings for training messages.
* Prompt user trying to escape from config menu when they have changes.
* Remove dead function.
* Fix crash during training missions due to key translation that would overflow internal buffer.
* Went back with cstring as return value instead of SCP string, because caller would need a significant refactor
* Update doxy of the textify functions
* Unify textify_scancode() and textify_scancode_universal() to ensure common code path.
* Add "Multijoy" entry to json caps. (For Knossos)
* Make CI happy.
* Remove unused lambda captures.
* Instead of overwrite during plr2 => plr3 conversion, try to use the existing preset file.
* Fix conditional for checking if file exists within presets::save_preset_file()
* Revert Majority of PR#3739
* PLR and CSG versions are incremented past versions set by 3739
* Forward compatibility feature of #3739 (Only save sexp containers into the CSG if they are used) is removed
* Remove forward compatibilty of PLR file when going in between pre- and post-Controls5 FSO versions
* Add missing startSection() and endSection() for csg_write_controls()
* Fix clang-tidy error #1
* Fix clang-tidy error #2
* fix clandy tidy error #1 part 2/2
* Fix clang tidy error 3
Co-authored-by: Goober5000 <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Tyler Blount <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: wookieejedi <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: BMagnu <[email protected]>
* New configuration table for HDR tonemapping and related data.
* lighting profiles conslidation and cleanup
* Appease CI
* Lighting profiles parser now parses all tonemapping options
* simplified light profile parsing logic further
* Refrences for tonemapping functions added
* cleaned unused function definition
* Extra documentation for lighting tables
* Fixed lighting profile value label error
* Converted current_piecewise_values to const reference
LZ4 moved to lib folder and added cmakelists.
Added several position check to match cfilearchive ones for compressed files.
Changed header check to int.
This is a parser for a very simple language to allow for execution of
dynamic expressions with return values for use as action parameters. The
only "dynamic" part this currently supports are random ranges but more
features are planned for the future.
This system adds the code necessary for letting content creators specify
complex events by specifying a simple, program-like sequence of
operations that will be executed by the engine when a certain event is
triggered.
Controls 0, 1, and 2 - Vectorize Controls_config, Refactor Control Presets, and Use Undosys for undo/redo actions done in the Controls configuration menu.
This is basically the tutorial from vulkan-tutorial.com adapted to using
VulkanHpp and with some refactorings that extract some locigally
self-contained code.
Currently only draws a simple colored triangle.
This is an effort to be able to use the same GLSL code for both Vulkan
and OpenGL. This is done by first compiling the Vulkan GLSL code to
SPIR-V and then using a custom tool (which uses SPIRV-Cross) to convert
that back into GLSL 1.50 compatible code.
The required tool will be downloaded by CMake when glslc is found in the
path. This is included in the Vulkan SDK. To avoid having a hard
dependency on this, the generated files are included in the VCS and are
only regenerated when glslc is found on the system.
I have been thinking about some shader related techniques for the Vulkan
renderer and for that we will need to add embedded files in a different
environment than they are right now since the actual shader code will
not be needed in the engine.
For this reason, I extracted the "default file" mechanism to be more
generic so that all that is necessary to include a file is to just call
a custom CMake command and the function keeps track of what needs to be
done.
Also, since the "generic" code has worked pretty well so far I see no
reason to keep around two systems which just increases the amount of
code we need to maintain. So, I just removed the windows exclusive
implementation. Now all platforms use the same "generic" way of
embedding files.
This gives every document their own environment instead of using the
global environment. Previously it was necessary to store variables in
the global namespace since otherwise they could not be accessed by event
listeners.
This creates a separate environment table for every document so that all
<script> blocks and event handlers share the same "global" environment.
This can be used by script code for reliably storing Lua values without
having to build a custom serialization format.
The C++ code can also be used by other code modules that want to
serialize data. The new classes simply return a byte array with an
unspecified format.
At the moment this uses a plain JSON encoding but could be extended in
the future to include either compression or BSON encoding if necessary.
The format is future compatible by using a simple header to identify
different kinds of formats.
This adds the Vulkan code for choosing a physical device, creating a
logical device from that and then initializing a swap chain.
This also contains code for filling out the graphics API pointers with
stub functions so that the API functions can be developed gradually.
These changes allow FSO to "run" with Vulkan but nothing is rendered
yet.
This can be used for producing even leaner builds for standalone
servers. It also provides a nice architecture verification since now
using internal OpenGL functions will cause a compilation or linking
failure.
This allows a script to create its own execution context so that it can
control when a coroutine is valid to play based on custom data.
Also adds a function which causes a coroutine to end in an error.
This emulates the "scrolling text" effect that is present in briefings.
It is not exactly the same since it just goes pixel wise and not by
character but it looks good enough.
The previous API only allowed very limited access to the audio stream
system. These changes add full support for playing all types of audio
streams via a dedicated API.
1) Upgrade the pilot file code to correctly save flags whether entries are added *or* removed
2) Make the tech-db/tech-db-multi ship flag handling consistent
3) Add scripting support for intel entries
4) Add scripting support for adding and removing entries from the tech room
5) Minor cleanup
This adds a "clear-debris" SEXP with a new system for declaring SEXPs
outside of sexp.cpp. This makes it easier to keep code modules self
contained since they do not need to export previously private
functionality just for having missiong being able to interface with it.
This is mostly a proof-of-concept which only supports basic parameter
types (booleans and integers).
This adds access to the command briefing data parsed from the mission
file to the scripting API so it can be used by the UI scripts for the
high res UI.
Also switches the animation support to using the generic anim to use
streaming to improve performance.
I added a pretty generic container structure for the scripting
documentation when adding JSON output. However, I did not use that new
structure for the HTML output since that was just too much work.
This moves the HTML output over to the new structure so now the
scripting API handling code is independent from how the resulting
documentation is generated. I also moved that code out of the main
scripting code which removes quite a lot of clutter in those files.
This is mostly a straight port of the old code with no significant
changes (except the changes to make it use the new data).
This adds an Antlr grammar for parsing argument lists instead of using a
hand written parser. This allows to write much more complicated syntax
constructs and have all the code being auto-generated. It will also
produce a much more correct parser instead of having all those hacks in
the hand-written one.
This also adds (in addition to supporting the previous syntax) support
for function types along with support for them in HTML and JSON output
formats.
The ANTLR generated parser is included in source form so that it is not
necessary to have an ANTLR installation around if you are not going to
change the grammar. Also includes the necessary runtime code from Antlr.
BMagnu