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)
The first frame that drew each HUD picture decoded its PNG, which held that
frame up. On the desktop builds a map's HUD PNGs (and its sprite sheets')
are now decoded as the map loads, on a thread of their own, so that the
first frame only uploads them; what is decoded and not drawn is let go when
the map is unloaded. Android and the web build decode each when it is
first drawn, as before.
(cherry picked from commits afa4feaee4935b118dbc6d94140587842205cbfe and
27a22a2ded1bc78323f7f4bf35033dd843f7b956, made again on OpenCE's high-res HUD, its sprite
sheets queued too, and not on the web build)
A game's level name is the map's own (custom_maps\hugeass), so no screen or
server browser listing shows a hash, and the game record's map version is
the map's hash's first 32 bits, which a client finds its file by. Maps are
no longer renamed; a download beside another version of its name is named
<name>_<hash>.map and listed as "(2)"; maps the last build renamed get
their names back. Network version 29: the level name and the map version
mean something else.
Hosts send players who join without the game's Custom Edition map the map
and the resource maps it needs; the other players help, torrent-style.
Network version 27: new map sharing messages, and players of an internet
game now reach each other.
rasterizer_xbox_bitmap_rebuild_hardware_format pads a linear bitmap's rows
to 64 bytes, rounding up; the texture header rounded its pitch down, so a
Custom Edition bitmap whose rows were not a whole multiple was drawn
skewed. The header now rounds up too (Xbox maps' rows always are a
multiple, so they are unchanged).
The texture header's pitch only: OpenCE never had the misalignment log the commit's custom_edition_bitmaps.c part removes.
(cherry picked from commit 90a057778f76eb96d45a112b95be2a0c1e1d69a2)
The header's name is read only within its field.
(cherry picked from commit d4ff4cc226e25d315ca1db853ebef14953521691)
(cherry picked from commit f0dd7c9fa533a95e8e653e203064a985965f4007)
25 notes ("left unassigned only by this default arm ... approval pending,
2026-09-27 audit") argued that a variable was never read unset. Where the
arm ends in system_exit they were right and simply go. A release build's
assertions return, though, so where the arm only asserts the variable now
starts with a value (a Custom Edition map's HUD data can reach hud_draw's).
A failed map precache reads as failed.
rasterizer_debug_drawing_begin had two declarations, one with an argument
its definition never takes; it now has one, and the port's macro papering
over the mismatch is gone.
(cherry picked from commit 74f8a048e4c3cc7dbc4b050dd41a8bae912bb367)
Our version of #147. With audio.loose_sounds (off by default), each of a map's sounds that has a Halo PC sound tag file of its name in the data root's tags folder plays from it (port/linux/game/loose_sounds.c); loose_sounds_reload and loose_sounds at the console read them again or give the map's back. The files' samples are made the Xbox ADPCM this build plays through the Custom Edition converter, so no channel pools change and stock maps play as before. The override is written into the map's definition in place, keeping the counters the game updates; a change stops every sound and flushes the sound cache first, and old samples are freed once no cache block holds them. A split sound's length is its chain's.
The sound cache is HALO_PORT_SOUND_CACHE_SIZE: 16 MB on desktop, the Xbox's 4 MB on Android, with the debug view's buffer sized to match.
The powerup bounds of #117 move from source/models/models.c to port/linux/game/powerup_render_bounds.c, called from scenario_tags_load beside the other tags-loaded hooks, so the game's models.c no longer takes <xtl.h> and D3D buffer locks. It uses square_root and a relative margin in place of sqrtf and nextafterf, which strict gnu89 does not declare, and the objects.h scale change is marked as the port's. tools/test_powerup_bounds.py is dropped: it redeclares the engine's types by hand and CI does not run it.
On bloodgulch the active camouflage's render radius grows from 0.1 to 0.23 and the overshield's from 0.1 to 0.21; no other equipment changes.
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 Custom Edition map's linear bitmap rows need not be whole 64-byte steps:
its pixels are padded to them as they load (custom_edition_bitmaps.c). The
texture cache refused one that wasn't (it was never drawn), and since the
tag checks came in, the validator also made it swizzled, which drew a
non-power-of-two bitmap scrambled: sanctuary's kill icons, 24 bitmaps.
Both now take the padded pitch for a Custom Edition map; the Xbox maps'
rows are whole steps, as before.
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.
Custom Edition maps are loaded from the custom_maps folder, as level
custom_maps\<name>, apart from the game's own maps of the same name. The
map lists get CUSTOM SINGLEPLAYER and CUSTOM MULTIPLAYER, by the scenario
type in the map: a custom singleplayer map plays as a campaign level, or
as network co-op from the Map screen; a custom multiplayer map plays as a
multiplayer map. A map with an OpenSauce header that asks for nothing of
OpenSauce's runs as stock Custom Edition runs it.
Recover transparent geometry submit (+1,285 meaningful code, zero exact losses); reconcile COMMON ownership and Q10 85+EXT1 credit, actions/main data, and separately disclosed denominator corrections. Preserve canonical-only repairs and all held research. C09 is ordinary disclosed cleanup, not a claim of proven scaffolding intent. Clean rebuild, 1,663 tests, parks, audits, provider links and independent EXT1 check pass. Local reconciliation only.
Import only independently reviewed production changes. Preserve canonical physics and virtual-keyboard repairs; keep B3 and all unresolved holds out.
Record exactly four approved canary debits (6987 meaningful bytes), six Halo admissions and two revocations. Keep vendor ioinit/storage work separate. Full build, 8252-row sweep, 1318 tests, park/admission/fake audits and 621-object binding pass within approved debit bounds.
Do not publish donor research dumps or private assets. README and unrelated user research remain untouched. See frontier_publication_reconciliation_20260927.md for complete evidence limits and accounting.
Independently gate storage + K, OQ-4 P-a/P-b1, four static-local packets and comment-only disclosures. Preserve all 7641 exact owner rows, 71 valid parks and 1161 passing tests; code/data credit unchanged. G and game_engine admission remain held because current canonical loses populate_statistic_buffer. Existing collision static-local repair is not duplicated. No donor tree, held candidate, scorer or private asset imported.
MrBruh