ZDoom

Lots of stuff, a fair amount of which is done. Removing the separation of tickers/drawers, the library in general has been refactored to run at any frame rate, making it much smoother than it used to be. Affine transformations on elements, allowing any element to be rotated, offset, sheared, scaled ...

This is for the main branch. The animation branch does have a bunch of cool work but it's (varying levels of) experimental and I'm currently in the progress of overhauling some things to introduce a layout system. I wouldn't advise using it unless you're willing to ask me a lot of questions about ...

After helping someone with a ZForms issue on Discord I realized that I never actually linked the new documentation for the git version, even though it's been up for ages... https://gutawer.gitlab.io/gzdoom-zforms/docs/git-latest/index.html This entirely replaces the old miraheze wiki, and is ...

Why wasn't this stated earlier? Not sure whether you mean me here, to be honest. I didn't state anything earlier because I only learnt about this yesterday. Since when could a non-red/green name be a "User Accounts Assistant"? I think that's a code word for "sane". I'm not saying anyone else is ...

I believe Rachael should step down from moderation. Rachael, I've not been a fan of your moderation style for a long time. At first I thought you were just very strong-willed and passionate. Which is true and fine, but it's also become clear to me over the past few years on the team that you're ...

My point is that the events aren't being sent with the right timings. If the engine is running at 140 FPS, and the mouse is polling at 140Hz (assumed for simplicity though obviously this is likely to be higher), this is roughly what ZScript will currently see: FRAME #1 Rendered FRAME #2 Rendered ...

I was talking to people on the GZDoom discord about problems that model makers had with the IQM model format. We asked them if they could support something more modern and better supported like FBX. They didn't want to do that, which is their choice. They said they were debating whether to go with ...

This doesn't seem to fix my issues with this, though I will admit that it could be a different bug in nature. Here's a runnable sample that can be used to trigger it fairly reliably on my machine: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4rst3qi61gee19j/gzdoom-zforms-testing.pk3?dl=0 . To trigger it, open the ...

phantom - do you have your additional fixes pushed anywhere online? I'm reasonably certain that ZForms gives me a reliable way to test what I believe is this issue, since it causes a bug where rarely elements will call Drawer on a child element, and then the child element will have a NULL master as ...

Mixins are basically a syntax-checked copy-paste, and by the time code is actually compiled they don't even exist anymore, so you can't do anything to check for them. It's hard to tell you exactly what to do without knowing your specific problem, but it's probably something involving virtual ...

I don't know exactly where this would be characterised between "bug" and "feature request", but essentially I think it's pretty unexpected behaviour that due to the way D_DoomLoop is written, menus and event handlers don't actually get events such as mouse movement as they happen, but they instead ...

I completely agree, but in that case, shouldn't it be a compiler error? That's precedented by languages like C#, which only allow calling of static methods using the type name, apart from the one exception of calling it without any prefix (i.e. doSomething() instead of self.doSomething()).

Example code: class T { int mem; T modify() { mem += 1; return self; } static void doit() { Console.printf("hi"); } } class Whatever : Actor { override void tick() { let x = new("T"); x.modify().doit(); Console.printf("%d", x.mem); } } Expected behaviour here is that hi and then 1 is printed, but ...

Appears to just be a typo in InitImports . auto fontstruct = NewStruct("FFont", nullptr, true); fontstruct->Size = sizeof(FFont); fontstruct->Align = alignof(FFont); NewPointer(fontstruct, false)->InstallHandlers( [](FSerializer &ar, const char *key, const void *addr) { ar(key, *(FFont **)addr ...

Types like .Outer.Inner in ZScript aren't handled properly and appear to just look at the first element in the dottable_id . Making this syntax work properly would be pretty useful as right now it makes inner types fairly hard to use and often not worth bothering with. Example: class Outer { struct ...