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This means that the order point of the sprites relative to the
particles is no longer the lowest point of the image but
instead a point which is approximately between the feet of
the characters.
The intent of the latest commits to treat sprites as perpendicular to the
ground instead of perpendicular to the view line is retained by this
approach.
I tested this with various particle effects and it results in exactly the
expected behavior. Note that this does NOT fix the current problems on TMW
with the snail slime effect, because the TMW content team accidently placed
this one 10px in the air. Sorry, garbage in, garbage out.
getDrawPixelY was re-renamed to getPixelY to be consistent with getPixelX,
while getPixelY was renamed to getDrawOrder, to make its purpose clear.
Further, particles are no longer drawn when behind other objects. This
is implemented by adding a drawnWhenBehind member function to Actor,
which currently returns true for everything except particles and compound-
sprites with more than one sub-sprites (the later case is consistent with
the previous behavior of them).
An exception are text particles which are excempt from this exception and
whose drawing order is also biased by 16 pixels south instead of north
to make them more visible.
Plus some minor changes from Bertram.
Reviewed-by: Bertram.
Resolves: Mana-Mantis #362.
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I have to admit I contributed a large part of these. Sorry for that.
Less empty space, more attention to the code.
Acked-by: Jared Adams
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Resolves: Mana-Mantis #265.
Trivial fix.
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This commit adds a sprite hierarchy (Sprite->ImageSprite,AnimatedSprite,CompundSprite;
CompoundSprite,Actor->ActorSprite;ActorSprite->Being,FloorItem) to collect common
functionailty into new base classes which will make other Mantis tickets easier to do.
Also allows monsters to use particle effects.
Reviewed-by: Bertram
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Also added the update copyright tool from the Wormux Team.
( And not forgetting credit's due. :P )
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It was only being applied to the outline and shadow. This improves the
fadeout a little, but because the text is being rendered multiple times,
it still looks strange.
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This patch lets all being derivatives use the palette to set their
name's colors. Text Particle Effects all respect the new settings. Some
widgets were updated to use the colors.
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enable/disable this effect (default is off) and another option to disable the pickup notification in the chat log (default is on).
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Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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This dates back to the old days of TMW, but the usage instructions of
GPLv2 don't mention this being necessary. Since it doesn't add anything,
avoid the branding in these sections.
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I wish I had never fallen for this weird style, and I hope removing it
will prevent others from introducing new code like this. :-)
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statements, as well as removing the new skill dialog, which we do not,
nor will we use (if we do, it'd be a new one that we'd make).
WARNING!!! This, and all other previous builds have a linker error for
the Gnome libraries version 4.3.2 on my setup. It's assumed that this is
also the case for other users of this library as well. I'm currently
assuming that there's a bug in the compiler itself, and will look into
reporting this, but in the mean time, it doesn't build for these users,
unfortunately. Sorry about this.
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functionality for the debug window and renamed Particle::mVector to
Particle::mVelocity for clarity.
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Guichan color structure.
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