Reversed the last used frame (last time the texture was accumulated), and the last time the texture was credited. Also reversed the actual histogram bin fields; in Apex Legends there is a new one for the GPU driven texture streaming system.
Later versions of the game store their cube maps in the RPak as DDS textures now, the engine needs a modification to its texture creation code to support these.
The extra runtime overhead this creates is negligible as all patterns will be searched once, and have their results being cached off. Due to a planned future change, we can't extern it anymore.
If we do not have resident pages, then we can still rely on the GPU driven texture streaming system. However, this code forces the mode to TSM_OPMODE_LEGACY_PICMIP. This is a bug because it contradicts the ability to switch between the dynamic and static systems. Patched the jump from a conditional one to an unconditional one to always skip over this broken code.
This also ultimately drops the need for having a dummy STBSP file, and the benefit of not having a dummy STBSP file is that 'hasResidentPages' will be false, which disables the STBSP world texture crediting code, reducing frame times.
The engine has a bug where it would use GPU feedback even when a static precomputed texture streaming database file exists. If we have an STBSP file for the given level or override, load that in and disable GPU feedback so proper use of the static file could be made. Else we load gpu_driven.stbsp which is a dummy to enable the dynamic, GPU based texture streaming system.
This is a dummy file which enables the GPU driven texture streaming system, which loads/drops textures based on GPU feedback rather than a static texture streaming database file.
Class has been reworked to always take the reverve seek amount into account when adding to output size. Previously, we still incremented the output size even when we seeked back and modified data rather than appending to the end.
The manual write size calculation was a design choice as seeking and calling tellp is slow.
The enum has also been slightly reworked by removing the BINARY enumerant, and adding a new mode which allows you to open a stream in read/write mode.
Use static and const where possible, and rename 'segments' to 'slabs' as this represents a huge buffer in which pages are allocated to, and slab fits this name better.
Use an actual static structure array rather than a std::pair, and make sure the array is sized exactly to what we need (there are 62, the rest was also part of the game, but not from the bytesPerPixel array and therefore shouldn't have been copied. Also improved the error message to always show the texture as some paks don't have texture names.
mp_gamemode's development flag added back in commit 3209af9a6c2509e5e6969199f5d9913b0ddb6ed0 as it was being set internally only previously, but we have to run it through cbuf in the following frame when we launch into the new map to allow the engine to apply it to all global states properly, to run it through cbuf the developmentonly flag needs to be removed from the cvar.
- We don't need to call CVEngineServer::LockNetworkStringTables, as CVEngineServer::CreateFakeClient already does this.
- We should never run CVEngineServer::CreateFakeClient() and CServerGameClients::ClientFullyConnect() when we aren't doing this from the server frame thread, or when we are doing it outside the server frame thread while its active. We not wait and help with other jobs until the server frame thread is finished before adding our bot.
- Removed team number check, this is already performed in CClient::SetTeam().
This reverts commit 9939d963efa13332a1b9c2cf0d53bd90bc772ed1. It turns out we actually should check on !g_pServer->IsActive() as we shouldn't restrict on our listen server. Development code heavily relies on this.
This check is meant to drop the restrictions if we are in single player mode, we should however properly check in this by checking the actual game mode rather than if the listen server is running.
No longer needed as of commit 3209af9a6c2509e5e6969199f5d9913b0ddb6ed0. These defaults were for the server browser but this code has now been moved over properly.
This code was written at the start of the project before much of the engine was reverse engineered. There were some design problems where core server functions were shared with UI script.
A second problem was that not everything was properly synced between another; CServerHostManager held its own instance of the server name and server description, while the engine has actual convars to store these. So scripters weren't able to get the server name and server description if the server was a listen server and launched through the title screen.
The CServerHostManager class has been reworked to not keep a second instance, and the script functions for creating the servers have been reworked to always store the name and description in aforementioned convars.
Also moved the CreateServer and DestroyServer function to the UI namespace of scripts, and it is now only registered in UI context. The server should use GameRules_ChangeMap() to switch levels instead.
UI script also no longer registers core server functions, this was a design mistake and has been fully factored out in this patch.
The server script function 'SetClassVarSynced' has also been deprecated and removed, since calling this sends a netmsg to all connected clients, and running this once will not apply the new class var values to clients connecting afterwards. This should be managed through player.SetClassVar in the connect codecallbacks in scripts.
There was a bug where we only removed the old change callback on the dedicated server. On client builds we added a second one causing SetupGameMode to be called twice, and the second call will be with the incorrect (previously set) gamemode. We now fully replace the callback because the one we have in the SDK is identical to the one in the engine, except it does not call SetupGamemode through the client's engine interface.
The m_nDelayedFrames counter was being decremented when it was 0, this caused the removal logic to never remove anything from the list as m_nDelayedFrames was never 0
Implemented robust and cheap number parser, which can parse numbers from json string and json numbers. Strings can be hexadecimal, octal and decimal. Converter gets selected at compile time. Also implemented a few inlines that return user provided default if value wasn't found or didn't match specified or classified type.
In commit 1fd4c25cd0188f96c7d1fe7b0a8b072763eed032, an attempt was made to fix this by calling the message handler with WM_NULL, but WM_KILLFOCUS should've been passed instead, as Dear ImGui clears the keydown state with this message. WM_NULL does nothing.
PostMessage hooks are no longer needed as we properly handle the messages when the imgui window procedure is running. The g_nWindowRect global is also no longer necessary because we now properly update the CGame's window size members as of commit 7ec1e679fd2676cde8e286812a0f5bec454f7d92.
