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I don't think it would be too complicated (although I have a bias towards being more tolerant of complexity). Being able to change output options per-preset would be useful for me, at least, because I have certain development presets in which I disable music. It would also be a pretty good place to ...

The cost doesn't add up to much. Event handler calls do almost nothing if the functions aren't overridden. The object itself is 80 bytes internally. I only made the change because it took almost no effort to do so, and my computer isn't as well-suited to GZDoom as it could be. The average user ...

Great tool, I use the merged .pk3 for everything now. I was looking into the archive's contents and noticed that the sky-substitution event handler doesn't self-destruct after doing its job. I altered it to do so, and haven't noticed any errant behaviour. This seems like a free performance gain with ...

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1 - Thrifty Health/Ammo

It's simple enough to do. Here: private Array<class<Actor> > MarkerTargets; override void OnRegister() { Console.Printf("LootMarkers: Initializing..."); int lump = -1, next = 0; do { lump = Wads.FindLump("LOOTMARK", next, Wads.GLOBALNAMESPACE); if (lump == -1) break; next = lump + 1; Console.Printf ...

But I can only replace that string, right? I would have to put in those two classes in addition to anything I wanted to add, and then if another mod got loaded later in the file order that also replaced it, any changes I make would be overriden.

I admit, this is one of those things I didn't know I needed until I got to try it. Cheers. I have to ask, though; what I'd like to be able to do is have my own mod provide a list of classes that any user will get drawn on their map if they load both this mod and my mod. Something like a LOOTMARK ...

The code that I posted didn't consider the casing of the "Texture" prefix and didn't cover textures whose names aren't enclosed in quotation marks; this is a little bit more all-encompassing, and might fix the problem. However, I don't have much experience with TEXTURES lumps, so if you could post ...

To my knowledge there's no way to pass a static array to a function in ZScript. Marrub's documentation says the same thing ( https://zdoom-docs.github.io/staging/ZScript/Types.html#fixed-array-types ), and I've never found a way to circumvent it. The only solution would be to iteratively copy the ...

To expand on what Caligari posted: int lump = -1, next = 0; do { lump = Wads.FindLump("TEXTURES", next, Wads.GLOBALNAMESPACE); if (lump == -1) break; next = lump + 1; Array<string> lines; Wads.ReadLump(lump).Split(lines, "\n"); for (uint i = 0; i < lines.Size(); i++) { if (lines[i].IndexOf("Texture ...

Double appreciation post, not just for catching the only feature I had considered requesting - selecting multiple mod files at once - but also because I just noticed that there's a way to shell script export. Cheers for both; this is my new launcher of choice.

The workaround is doing well for me. Thanks for the help.

Excellent library, but I've noticed a showstopper under some weird conditions. I can reliably reproduce it with the following snippet: JSON.parse("[ { \"type\": \"WEAPON\", \"rarity\": \"COMMON\", \"items\": { \"Rattler\": 10 } } ]"); The executable crashes due to a VM abort at this function, citing ...

Much appreciated!

I love this mod -- it's practically essential for me -- but I've noticed that health pickups don't respect the value returned by `PlayerPawn.GetMaxHealth(true)`, since `Actor`'s version of that function is used without any arguments. Would a check for the player and a cast be able to fit in there ...