COMMAND_COMPLETION_MAXITEMS and COMMAND_COMPLETION_ITEM_LENGTH are confirmed to be 128 (original code is 64).
New register func sets the callback bit fields accordingly (no longer hardcoded).
* Moved ConVar usage text that where part of the help string to the usage string parameter.
* Flagged ConVar 'bhit_abs_origin' as FCVAR_DEVELOPMENTONLY | FCVAR_REPLICATED.
* Flagged ConCommand 'bhit' as FCVAR_DEVELOPMENTONLY | FCVAR_GAMEDLL.
* Check 'bhit_enable' before running the 'bhit' command callback.
* Fixed spelling in a few area's.
CUtlVector containing callbacks (you can have several callbacks for each ConVar).
also, in 'ConVar::InternalSetValue' Valve and Respawn run V_atod (atof) on function param 'pszValue', but they also check if input param 'pszValue' is a nullptr (which in this case, 'pszNewValue' gets set to an empty string), but yet they deref 'pszValue' (nullptr or not) in 'SetColorFromString' and V_atod, is this correct behavior?
For now I swapped these out with 'pszNewValue' for the very rare event the string happens to be nullptr.
Implemented StringSplit() (split string with a delimiter, and stop splitting after either the last delimiter has been reached, or nMax, so when nMax is 2, then 'SET mat_sky_color 255 255 0 255' gets split into: "SET" "mat_sky_color" "255 255 0 255").
Netconsole now sends ConVar's/ConCommands and values separately with use of StringSplit.
ConVar now uses internal ChangeStringValue (this runs the callback).
The command is only implemented on the dedicated server or debug servers, so i cannot tell for sure what exactly 'bhit' does. But its either some form of telemetry or debug.
The command sends the player index that got hit on the prediction engine, the bullet fire origin and the angles relative to the target that got hit.
For now the command draws the bullet trajectory if it hits a player.
This commit also fixes the 'Unknown command: bhit' message.
* Changing RCON passwords on the server now closes all connections and re-initializes the system.
* Fully mapped out VFTable interface for IConVar* (used for ConVar callbacks, see callback.cpp).
* Move AIN/NavMesh debug draw to ai_utility_shared.cpp.
* Use shift index + range for AIN debug draw.
* Added cvar for determining max distance between camera and tile (anything outside this range doesn't get draw).
* Pointer to g_pMemAllocSingleton
* New wrapper for returning the singleton, and creating one if not yet initialized (game shares the same pointer, and is aware of its creation).
navmesh_draw_portal > -1 enables the overlay, with this cvar you can also shift through tiles.
navmesh_debug_type [0 - 4] selects the NavMesh (small, med_short, medium, large, extra_large).
navmesh_draw_bvtree > -1 enables the overlay, with this cvar you can also shift through tiles.
navmesh_debug_type [0 - 4] selects the NavMesh (small, med_short, medium, large, extra_large).
* Set reachability table count to 1.
* Don't divide reachability write size by 4.
* Trim off all unused bytes after building reachability table.
* Default cvar 'navmesh_always_reachable' to 0.
AI behavior seems to have improved a bit, they attempt to pathfind better, and if they find a certain route they attempt another route where originally they would become stuck in such situation.
If you build the SDK after this commit, you need to rebuild all navmeshes, else the game would segfault in dtNavMesh::isPolyReachable().
Only OverlayLine_t has a field to determine whether or not to ignore the z-buffer.
Added ConVar 'r_debug_overlay_zbuffer' to allow setting z-buffer for all overlays.
* Added working players/maxplayers fields for master server.
* Fixed popstylevar assert in CBrowser (SetStyleVar and the corresponding PopStyleVar where not within the same scope).
* This will crash due to the string not being allocated with alloc.
Even if the source engine would allocate it, it would use CStdMemAlloc and it would crash anyway.
But it doesn't so we can just leave that out!
