[REL/FINAL] GZDoom-GPL 2.4 - now with software renderer

[Alekv]

Please tell me, in the latest version of the GZDoom is broken flat(roll) sprite?
or now we have some other way to do it?

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This screen in penultimate version GZDoom-GPL. there are rays of the sun:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-rJU ... HRYTG41Y28

Screen in last version GZDoom and GZDoom-GPL.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-rJU ... 0lWOTBtOTg

Code actor sunlight:

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Actor TestLightF 17329
{+FLATSPRITE+ROLLSPRITE
+NOINTERACTION
States
	{
	Spawn:
		LIGG A -1 Bright
		Stop
	}
}

[Nash]

The flat sprites are currently under progress of re-implementation; they will most probably return to GZDoom-GPL soon... sorry for the temporary inconvenience!

[Nash]

Oh it looks like the feature has been reinstated. Check the latest devbuild of GZDoom-GPL and let me know if it works. =)

[Alekv]

Thanks for the reply =)
Unfortunately still does not work flat sprite.
screen

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i download this version GZGPL-1.0-863-g086e2a9 (x86)

[Nash]

Major Cooke pushed some fixes upstream, it's re-compiling right now, check back in like an hour from this post. In the mean time, while waiting, can you see if this information by MC helps? --> http://forum.drdteam.org/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p60648

Otherwise just try the new build later; I can confirm that the flat sprites work correctly in my custom game.

[Alekv]

Thank you very much) I'll wait for the workers flat sprites, it's not a problem)

Nash, can I ask you about some function?
I do not know whether it makes sense to create suggestions, sorely lacking function that can block one button not only in the ACS but also in keykonf. Such a function is difficult to realized?
like this:
keyConf:

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AddMenuKey "SomeKey" +MyKey
alias +MyKey "Puke 5; Take Left; Take Right; Take Walk; Take WalkStop; Give Walk; Give Right; +forward;"
alias -MyKey "-forward; Take Right; Take Walk; Take WalkStop; Give WalkStop"
DefaultBind D +MyKey

function blocks in keyСonf pressing button +myKey:
BlockKey(str key, int blockkey);//str key this variable or string of lump keykonf
int CheckBlockKey(str MyKey);// return true if key block, or return false if key not block.
Script 1 (void)
{
if(CheckBlockKey(+MyKey)== false)
    {
    BlockButton(+Mykey, true);
    }
}

[Nash]

GZDoom-GPL will not add any new features that's not in GZDoom, sorry. XD You should ask ZDoom/GZDoom for new features...

[Danfun64]

Probably will never happen because of the whole "no new features" thing, and while this isn't a request for something completely new, it would be interesting if you tried to reimplement the software renderer using either Cardboard or Odamex as a base, and try to recreate ZDoom's Software rendering functionality without using any of its code.

[Nash]

If ZDoom gets an alternative software renderer plugged in, then sure; GZDoom-GPL will have it. Otherwise, I don't have the skill nor the interest to do it, sorry. :)

In other news: I'm preparing for an official tagged release but that damn real-life thing is in the way. :S Probably this weekend or next week.

[Alekv]

Hello Nash! Tell me please, flat sprites have already been fixed? And when they can be seen in gzdoom-gpl?

[Nash]

The feature has already been in there since 18th September (the last build I uploaded). If you're still having trouble getting it to work, make a test mod for doom2.wad which contains a simple flat sprite actor to test the feature.

Additionally, I already linked you to this but read this in case you missed it - http://forum.drdteam.org/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p60648 - there have been some implementation changes from when the flat sprite code got removed and then re-added recently.

[Danfun64]

...so...when's the next stable build (or any compiled windows build for that matter) coming?

[Agentbromsnor]

I'm bumping this topic to ask if you guys would consider putting out a GPL version of the 32 bit compatible GZDoom build. It would be favorable to distribute both 32b and 64b versions of a game, as I still know many people who are using 32 bit Windows.

[Agentbromsnor]

Anyone?

[Nash]

The 32 bit builds have always been there. What are you talking about?