Standardizes the code to run on all mods and betas, not just snapshots and debug builds
Ensures mods and betas can load their own saves
Blocks publishing saves from all non-release versions if they use features not present in the previous release (currently only GoL elements)
Used in create_part, kill_part, and part_change_type, allows us to remove element-specific stuff in those functions
Note: difference between Create and ChangeType is that Create is called when we want to initialize default element properties, but ChangeType is called every time a particle is changed to that type, even if it doesn't need default properties set. ChangeType is mainly used for things that need accurate state tracking, like the stkm spawn status.
ChangeType is called every time a particle is changed to or from its type, which includes if the particle is deleted, and also Lua.
Neither of these functions are called when loading saves, that's probably an oversight, will fix later
The rest will will in a commit soon that adds the Create event and some other stuff
Lua events will come after that
PLSM default temp lowered to MAX_TEMP
Those particles now save/load pavg if pressure is being saved/loaded.
This means they won't ever break again when being loaded as part of
a stamp.
They actually save pavg01 * 64 because pavg is saved as an integer and
these elements are too sensitive to pressure changes for integer pavg
values to be adequate.
Also:
recreate the window when enabling resizable window, same workaround I applied to my mod for jacob1/The-Powder-Toy#24
recreate the window when toggling fullscreen, to work around some bugs where the window is sized incorrectly or the mouse position doesn't match where the cursor is
Don't capture mouse cursor when this is a debug build
Update save format to optionally store type as two bits
PIPE now stores element in ctype
Disallow uploading saves using two bytes in type or other fields
update save format to store pmapbits and automatically convert data
When making a local save, then stamping and loading the stamp (without doing anything else in between), issues with the code would cause the unsigned int in the json to turn into a normal int. It would then think the authors data from the stamp was from something else and append it. For users that do an excessive amount of stamping, this causes duplication in the authors links that shouldn't have ever happened.
The logging is saved inside the bson data in all online saves, local saves, stamps, and clipboard pieces. It is loaded back when reloading each of those.
See #474 for the format of the data. It is the same format for the bson data. Note that "links" is an array of objects. It can be recursive.
There is some effort to not duplicate information, we don't care if you loaded a stamp 10 times or if you are using the clipboard in your own save. Extra information is mostly not saved for your own stuff, only when you take material from other saves.
Press ctrl+a in debug builds to show what info it is currently saving in Client. Also enabled in snapshots for now.
There is one unrelated change in here, which fixes a crash pointed out by QuanTech. It was also save related and it was too close to the other changes to separate it into another commit. It fixes a crash when saving signs with invalid unicode. the BSON library doesn't like this, it was returning an error but we ignored it, which caused a crash. It now notices those errors. I also had to update several Serialize calls to check if it actually returned save data, or else it then would have started crashing there instead.
Also some debug prints were removed
by rounding temperatures to nearest instead of always flooring.
Effect on DLAY delay:
Room temperature offset - loaded as whole number of degrees C, so rounding to nearest deg C gives the same number as flooring.
Full - loaded as whole number of K = original whole deg C - 0.15. Rounding to nearest deg C means the whole deg C delay from before saving is used as the number of frames to delay, instead of deg C - 1 if flooring was used.
There are *no* more spacing issues. I used tabs exclusively.
Also, I made changes off of the develop branch.
Here's the Ruby regex that I used:
text.gsub!(/(( |\t)*)if ?\((.*)\) ?{?\n?( |\t)*(free ?\(|delete |delete\[\] )(.*)\)?;/, "\\1\\5\\6;")
