Several of the fixes taken from the forks changed source/ without the
port: comment that marks a change from the original (the second copy's
datagram ports, the downloaded maps' refusals, the main menu's clock,
the one-magazine HUD states, the render lists' sizes and others), and a
comment still named a function of that fork's. Each change now says so.
A map that map sharing downloaded runs only scripts that keep to the
player's own game: one that calls what changes the player's settings or
other players' games (player0_look_invert_pitch, sv_end_game, sv_say) or
sets a global that outlives the map is disabled, as for any map's script
that calls what no map's may, and debug.txt says which. Map sharing names
each map it downloads in custom_maps/downloaded_maps.txt, so they stay
held to this in later runs; game.downloaded_maps names more, or "*" for
every map. The campaign's game_speed and game_save_totally_unsafe stay
allowed.
The setting's entry came into port_config.c with the profile commit before
this one (a conflict's side of it); it is the one entry now.
(cherry picked from commits 7d02d46210ba672512e36b39ffd2c0b0d8e4f3b3 and
d3718e78d4889140a44f8050075b56143e4b7732, wired to OpenCE's map sharing in place of that
fork's map families)
A client joining a game on a Custom Edition map checked only that it had a
file of that name. With another version of the map (an older release, a
re-edit), its tags are not the host's: the objects, weapons and vehicles the
host sends are other things there, and the game desyncs or crashes.
The host now sends its map file's header checksum as the game record's map
version, which the Xbox game always left 0, and a client whose copy has
another checksum leaves with an error saying so and where to copy the
host's. The record's layout is unchanged: a host that sends 0 (an older
one, or the game's own maps, whose builds of other regions play together)
is not checked, and older clients ignore the field.
A client joining a game on a map it does not have (a Custom Edition map
not in custom_maps, or one of the game's own not in maps) now leaves with
an error naming the map and where to copy it, instead of the damaged disc
error. It also says when the map cannot run there or the host names a
Custom Edition map as other versions do. The port's error texts wrap to
their dialog, in the smaller font when they would not fit.
Network version 22: hosts now name Custom Edition maps custom_maps\<name>,
which older clients cannot load or explain; they are told to update.
* wip objects.c work
* objects_disconnect_from_structure_bsp
* match more functions
* more objects work
* objects_update work
- 93.42% matching
* match matrix4x3_transform_point
* more objects work
- fix duplicate symbol name at 1870800
* match object_choose_random_change_colors
* match object_update
* objects_garbage_collection work
* match object_set_position
* more object work
* match objects_update
* more object work
* match object_select_random_region_permutations_by_variant
* objects_in_sphere work
99.90% match
* object name list calls
* match objects_in_sphere
* misc matches
* match structure_bsp_definitions object
* match objects_in_clusters_by_indices
* more object work
* match `edit_text_handle_key`
* mark edit_text as matching
* misc changes
- match get_next_character
- match data section in objects.c
* object_export_function_values work
* match object_compute_function_values
* match object_get_orientation
* added functions and adjust formatting
* fix profile macros
* formatting changes
* more formatting
* more formatting
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Co-authored-by: punpckhdq <121350336+punpckhdq@users.noreply.github.com>
MrBruh