* SystemAddress and destructor
* move respawn logic to character comp
Tested that respawn pos and rot can be set as per previously by crossing a respawn point and smashing to see if I would respawn at the new place.
* Move loot cheat checking
* Remove GetParentUser overload
Tested completing missions
control behaviors
collecting life crate
completing a bunch of missions using macros
loading into worlds
brick-by-brick
placing models
digging the x spot in gnarled forest
can still ban and mute players
cheat detection is still doing its thing
flags are still set (checked with flag 45)
claim codes still work (created new char, checked the lego club mail was there)
* Move player constructor logic
Its now at the bottom of Entity constructor. Time to remove Player
* Remove Player class
Removes the Player class. Tested that I can still login and see another player in Venture Explorer and logging out a few times still works as well as smashing enemies
* store ptr
* Update SlashCommandHandler.cpp
* allow usage of NiPoint3 and NiQuaternion in constexpr context
* removed .cpp files entirely
* moving circular dependency circumvention stuff to an .inl file
* real world usage!!!!!
* reverting weird branch cross-pollination
* removing more weird branch cross-pollination
* remove comment
* added inverse header guard to inl file
* Update NiPoint3.inl
* trying different constructor syntax
* reorganize into .inl files for readability
* uncomment include
* moved non-constexpr definitions to cpp file
* moved static definitions back to inl files
* testing fix
* moved constants into seperate namespace
* Undo change in build-and-test.yml
* nodiscard
Removes the singleton inheritance from dpWorld.
Tested that crux prime, nimbus station, avant gardens and nexus tower still use navmeshes and physics and that physics volumes are still collided with.
* Moving and organizing Player code
- Move code to CharacterComponent
- Remove extraneous interfaces
- Simplify some code greatly
- Change some types to return and take in const ref (only structs larger than 8 bytes benefit from this change.)
- Update code to use CharacterComponent for sending to zone instead of Player*.
* Moving and organizing Player code
- Move code to CharacterComponent
- Remove extraneous interfaces
- Simplify some code greatly
- Change some types to return and take in const ref (only structs larger than 8 bytes benefit from this change.)
- Update code to use CharacterComponent for sending to zone instead of Player*.
- Remove static storage container (static containers can be destroyed before exit/terminate handler executes)
* remove player cast
* Remove extra includes
add final missing scripts for nt
also fix the turnin for the breadcrumb missions not showing the completion window.
Fix another missing script
Add another script
fix include guards
Fix dirt clouds not appearing on mission accept
* Components: Make ComponentType inline
Prevents the next commits ODR violation
* Components: Add new components
* Entity: Add headers
inline script component ComponentType
* Components: Flip constructor argument order
Entity comes first always
* Entity: Add generic AddComponent
Allows for much easier adding of components and is error proof by not allowing the user to add more than 1 of a specific component type to an Entity.
* Entity: Migrate all component constructors
Move all to the new variadic templates AddComponent function to reduce clutter and ways the component map is modified.
The new function makes no assumptions. Component is assumed to not exist and is checked for with operator[]. This will construct a null component which will then be newed if the component didnt exist, or it will just get the current component if it does already exist. No new component will be allocated or constructed if the component already exists and the already existing pointer is returned instead.
* Entity: Add placement new
For the case where the component may already exist, use a placement new to construct the component again, it would be constructed again, but would not need to go through the allocator.
* Entity: Add comments on likely new code
* Tests: Fix tests
* Update Entity.cpp
* Update SGCannon.cpp
* Entity: call destructor when re-constructing
* Update Entity.cpp
Update Entity.cpp
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Co-authored-by: Aaron Kimbrell <aronwk.aaron@gmail.com>
unsure how to reproduce the actual bug, however we can see that with the following crash dump
```
Entity::GetComponent(eReplicaComponentType) const(+0x4) [0x56095665e634]
BossSpiderQueenEnemyServer::OnDie(Entity*, Entity*)(+0x28d) [0x560956795d0d]
Entity::Kill(Entity*)(+0xf8) [0x5609566637a8]
ZoneAgProperty::BaseTimerDone(Entity*, std::string const&)(+0x89b) [0x56095683736b]
Entity::Update(float)(+0x2b6) [0x560956662676]
EntityManager::UpdateEntities(float)(+0x2e) [0x56095667305e]
```
that the actual crash issue starts at
```
Entity::Kill(Entity*)(+0xf8) [0x5609566637a8]
ZoneAgProperty::BaseTimerDone(Entity*, std::string const&)
```
BaseTimerDone calls Kill, and there is only 1 call to Kill in the function which calls Kill no arguments, meaning the killer is a nullptr. This propogates its way to the BossSpiderQueenEnemyServer::OnDie wherein we blindly check the killer pointer without verifying that the pointer is actually valid.
This patch simply checks that killer is valid before access to address the hole.
* Logger: Rename logger to Logger from dLogger
* Logger: Add compile time filename
Fix include issues
Add writers
Add macros
Add macro to force compilation
* Logger: Replace calls with macros
Allows for filename and line number to be logged
* Logger: Add comments
and remove extra define
Logger: Replace with unique_ptr
also flush console at exit. regular file writer should be flushed on file close.
Logger: Remove constexpr on variable
* Logger: Simplify code
* Update Logger.cpp
Fixes#1222
addresses an issue where the death behavior of a destructible component was not being respected and enemies with destroyable components that had special death animations were not able to play the animation on death. This pr adds in the hardcoded constant the client uses for the same metric of 12 seconds.
Tested that claiming Nimbus Rock and completing the property guards mission allows him to vacuum away and then network the destruction packet 12 seconds later.
* Move away from constructor queries
Fix up other large tables to have proper backup lookups
Revert "idk im just dumb ig"
This reverts commit 5d5be5df53b8959b42b291613d7db749a65a3585.
idk im just dumb ig
* Fix slow components registry lookup
* add define for cdclient cache all
* Huge loot namespace rework
- Remove all excess memory usage
- do not cache components registry
- cache loot matrices on startup of the destroyable component
- convert loot singleton class to a namespace
- rework loot cdclient tables to operate closer to how someone would actually use them (basically doing the previous LootGenerator::LootGenerator caching but in those tables)
- Memory usage reduced by 10%+ across the board
* cache rebuild matrix
* Database: move reading to own function
Also change name of cache to PascalCase
* Database: Move common function rading
* Remove usage of rand(), time(0) to time(NULL)
Replace it with the random engine mt19937.
convert time(0) to time(NULL)
* update
* revert a bunch of changes
* rename and cleanup file
* more
* fix broken function
* Further naming fixes
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Revert "Further naming fixes"
This reverts commit 057189982ba56788d48f9265d815e6c562ba6328.
* next step
* undo all testing changes
* minor tweaks
* Nexus Tower Dummy Challenge Dual Instance Fix
Fix for dual instance starting when two players hit start on the challenge at the same time.
* Changed GetVar to GetNetworkVar
Changed the if statement to GetNetworkVar boolean of bInUse rather than GetVar boolean of bInUse
* Move EntityManager to Game namespace
* move initialization to later
Need to wait for dZoneManager to be initialized.
* Fix bugs
- Cannot delete from a RandomAccessIterator while in a range based for loop.
Touchup zone manager initialize
replace magic numbers with better named constants
replace magic zonecontrol id with a more readable hex alternative
condense stack variables
move initializers closer to their use
initialize entity manager with zone control
change initialize timings
If zone is not zero we expect to initialize the entity manager during zone manager initialization
Add constexpr for zone control LOT
* Add proper error handling
* revert vanity changes
* Update WorldServer.cpp
* Update dZoneManager.cpp
* Fix incorrect serialization of SendTeleport
- Fixes all incorrect teleports in the game
- remove hacks in mast teleport
- ...
- ......
Update GameMessages.cpp
* Remove stupid argument
there got it all out
* remove extra true
Fixes an issue where most smashables did not explode into bricks upon death. This included anything that was spawned or didnt have the flag is_smashable set.
Tested that in races, all objects smash into bricks
Tested that the player properly explodes in their car if they crash
Tested that Shooting Gallery plays the special smash animation when a ship is smashed
Tested that all spawned objects play smash animations
* Fix warning, Fix modular assembly not smashing
* Rename variable to correct name
* Update AMFDeserializeTests.cpp
Redo Amf3 functionality
Overhaul the whole thing due to it being outdated and clunky to use
Sometimes you want to keep the value
Update AMFDeserializeTests.cpp
* Fix enum and constructors
Correct enum to a class and simplify names.
Add a proper default constructor
* Update MasterServer.cpp
* Fix bugs and add more tests
* Refactor: AMF with templates in mind
- Remove hard coded bodge
- Use templates and generics to allow for much looser typing and strengthened implementation
- Move code into header only implementation for portability
Refactor: Convert AMF implementation to templates
- Rip out previous implementation
- Remove all extraneous terminology
- Add proper overloads for all types of inserts
- Fix up tests and codebase
* Fix compiler errors
* Check for null first
* Add specialization for const char*
* Update tests for new template specialization
* Switch BitStream to use references
* Rename files
* Check enum bounds on deserialize
I did this on a phone
