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Many warnings removed.
Reviewed-by: Thorbjørn Lindeijer <thorbjorn@lindeijer.nl>
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It now always works with pixels.
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~Being does this too, so let's leave it there.
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Also move the Monster type offset handling into the eAthena netcode.
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Now that messages can be sent without requiring a pointer to the
Network instance, a lot of cleanup was possible.
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Now the instance doesn't need to be passed into the MessageOut class
anymore. Expect a lot of cleanup in the next commit.
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Started with not being able to click NPCs properly, and I ended up
correcting the draw positions of overhead text, targets and sprite
ordering.
It's now a bit more straight-forward. The position of a being is simply
in the middle of the sprite at the bottom. When drawing the sprite, an
offset remains because all the sprites are compensating for getting
drawn half a tile to the left and one tile up.
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Conflicts:
src/beingmanager.cpp
src/gui/confirm_dialog.cpp
src/gui/inventorywindow.cpp
src/gui/inventorywindow.h
src/gui/label.cpp
src/gui/label.h
src/gui/popup.cpp
src/gui/popup.h
src/gui/scrollarea.cpp
src/gui/skin.cpp
src/gui/skin.h
src/gui/speechbubble.cpp
src/gui/window.cpp
src/gui/window.h
src/localplayer.h
src/main.cpp
src/net/ea/playerhandler.cpp
src/resources/ambientoverlay.h
src/resources/dye.cpp
src/resources/imagewriter.cpp
src/resources/itemdb.cpp
src/shopitem.cpp
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Mostly putting & and * in the right place and making some getters const.
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Conflicts:
A lot of files.
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Also fix several instances where the same net handler was being used for
both servers, and a few other related oddities.
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overridden after map_path, so the saved map path needs to get saved
before that.
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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This merge involved major changes on both sides, and as such took
several weeks. Lots of things are expected to be broken now, however, we
now have a single code base to improve and extend, which can be compiled
to support either eAthena or tmwserv.
In the coming months, the plan is to work towards a client that supports
both eAthena and tmwserv, without needing to be recompiled.
Conflicts:
Everywhere!
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Conflicts:
src/being.cpp
src/being.h
src/floor_item.cpp
src/floor_item.h
src/flooritemmanager.cpp
src/gui/inventorywindow.cpp
src/gui/inventorywindow.h
src/gui/itemcontainer.cpp
src/gui/popupmenu.cpp
src/net/beinghandler.cpp
src/npc.cpp
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as some other optimizations that I could see that cut down on some
unneeded redraws, which in turn improved frame rates slightly.
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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Using unsigned rarely makes sense, especially when the server doesn't
use it either. Other uses of unsigned should be reviewed.
In all other cases, int is the fastest integer type on any architecture.
Using 8 or 16 bits can basically only be a memory optimization.
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Using unsigned rarely makes sense, especially when the server doesn't
use it either. Other uses of unsigned should be reviewed.
In all other cases, int is the fastest integer type on any architecture.
Using 8 or 16 bits can basically only be a memory optimization.
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Conflicts:
data/graphics/images/login_wallpaper.png
src/being.cpp
src/beingmanager.cpp
src/engine.cpp
src/game.cpp
src/gui/buysell.cpp
src/gui/buysell.h
src/gui/gui.h
src/gui/npc_text.cpp
src/gui/npc_text.h
src/gui/npcintegerdialog.cpp
src/gui/npclistdialog.cpp
src/gui/npclistdialog.h
src/gui/npcstringdialog.cpp
src/gui/sell.cpp
src/gui/shop.cpp
src/gui/table.cpp
src/net/beinghandler.cpp
src/net/npchandler.cpp
src/net/playerhandler.cpp
src/npc.cpp
src/npc.h
src/shopitem.cpp
src/shopitem.h
src/utils/stringutils.cpp
src/utils/stringutils.h
src/utils/trim.h
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Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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server. TODO: Make this externally configurable, so that specific
servers can specify what they use specific sprite IDs for, as well as
specifying good defaults as well, in case that configuration file isn't
found.
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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Loosely based on TMW commit f04a8713ffc83db8b3dc4a472b28aad25a2b2bd1
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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The Being ID is used instead, as that is all that was ever really
needed.
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useful since buddy lists are tracked through the player relation
interface instead)
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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Conflicts:
Almost everywhere.
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Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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out of being.h, so that they aren't included in any classes that don't
need them and cut the number of divisions in half in the being manager)
Signed-off-by: Ira Rice <irarice@gmail.com>
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clickable. Also set a minimum clickable area so that small mobs like
maggots aren't too difficult to click.
Been wanting this patched for a while, but didn't know where to look
until Crush's patch for mainline click zones on TMW.
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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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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Inspired by qDeleteAll() from Qt.
Conflicts:
ChangeLog
src/beingmanager.cpp
src/channelmanager.cpp
src/gui/skill.cpp
src/map.cpp
src/resources/monsterinfo.cpp
(cherry picked from mainline)
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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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I don't know why we dealt with these things for so long. Did we ever get
anything out of it?
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