Problem was that the compile flags were overly aggressive and caused segfaults.
They included: -O3 -Winline -ffast-math -fno-unsafe-math-optimizations
-fno-strict-aliasing
Changed to: -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing
From my experience, -O3 is usually a bad idea.
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14:49:13 @divVerent | BTW, what license is OsirionPack?
14:49:38 Ingar | GPL/CC/make your pick
14:49:54 Ingar | I wrote it, so if you want to included it you have all my permissions
14:50:17 @divVerent | I then take this as your permission to release it as part of NetRadiant, thus under GPL :P
14:50:27 @divVerent | this will mean my builds will include it then :P
14:50:31 Ingar | that's fine ^^
14:50:35 @divVerent | free promotion :P
Fixing plugins on both Linux and Windows. It's consistent now.
Fixing gl font on Windows.
Mostly, added lots of plugins.
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A couple of things are broken right now:
- OpenGL font in Windows not appearing (expected to be broken, will fix)
- Linux build broken because it loads some .vcproj files that are removed
- 3rd party libs are downloaded from porky.nerius.com, not id Software
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I didn't realize they were so broken.
The fix is safe and should not break plugins or anything else.
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"Default texture scale:". (Preferences are game specific by the way.)
The default value for this preference is specific to a game, but most
of the time it's 0.5. This field allows the user to override that default.
This is a feature that was specifically requrested by someone who wants to
try using ZeroRadiant (he wants to set it to 0.25 for his "premium" maps).
It's already a feature in NetRadiant.
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to reduce the size of Windows Radiant builds by a factor of 2. JAPack
can still be used, but must either be installed manually after a build
is made, or it must be explicitly downloaded before the build.
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This is more convenient than using custinfoparms.txt. TTI (from the
Reaction team) game these to me.
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Otherwise, "hall of mirrors" effect takes place in the OpenGL viewports.
This fix is a real hack. It's actually borrowed from other Radiants such
as NetRadiant. I'd like to fix the underlying issue someday so that Aero
can be used with Radiant.
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only adding path if it's not already added (remove duplicates).
It's cleaner this way.
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we use ~/.Reaction instead of ~/.q3a . Oh well. This is for Reaction Quake III.
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Introducing Q3MAP2_EXPERIMENTAL_MODEL_CLIPPING_FIX to control the new code,
current value is 1 (enable the fix).
This code fixes the q3map2 regression test model_clipping_45_degrees.
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version of code in VectorNormalize() is used. Yes, I put the old code back
in there, and it's active if MATHLIB_VECTOR_NORMALIZE_PRECISION_FIX is 0.
Right now it's 1, so the fixed code is active. I need this quick way to
test regression tests.
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