-add client states to avoid server sending data to uninitialized clients
-don't show uninitialized clients to other players
-propper client disconnect handling
Minor comment fixes in server
Minor bugfixes in connection
-improved peer id calculation
-honor NDEBUG flag
-improved disconnect handling
-increased initial send window
Remove some dead code
Move most of the media-related code in client.cpp into a new class
ClientMediaDownloader (clientmedia.cpp, clientmedia.h). Among other
things, this class does the following things:
- Download [remote_server][sha1] instead of [remote_server][name]. This
is to support servers that provide the same file name with different
contents.
- Initially fetch [remote_server]index.mth. This file should follow the
Minetest Hashset format (currently version 1) and contain a list of SHA1
hashes that exist on the server.
- The list of needed SHA1s is uploaded (via HTTP POST) when index.mth is
requested, so servers can optionally narrow down the list to the needs
of the client.
- If index.mth is missing (HTTP response code 404), we enter compat mode,
fetching [remote_server][name] as before this commit.
- remote_server can now contain multiple servers, separated by commas.
The downloader code attempts to split requests between the different
servers, as permitted by each server's index.mth. If one server claims
to have a file but actually doesn't (or something fails), we ask a
different server that also claims to have it.
- As before, when none of the remote servers provide a particular
file, we download it via the conventional method, i.e. using
the minetest protocol: TOSERVER_REQUEST_MEDIA / TOCLIENT_MEDIA.
- Bugfix: Every downloaded file's SHA1 is now verified against the SHA1
announced by the minetest server (before loading it and inserting it
into the file cache).
- Bugfix: Only send TOSERVER_RECEIVED_MEDIA when we actually have all
media. This should fix#863.
Add curl_parallel_limit setting that will replace media_fetch_threads in
a later commit.
Fix a typo in MutexedQueue::pop_back() that made it impossible to compile
code that used this function. (Noticed this while implementing httpfetch.)
On the lua side, notably minetest.env:<function>(<args>) should now
be replaced by minetest.<function>(<args>).
The old way is and will stay supported for a long time.
Also:
Update and clean up lua_api.txt (by celeron55)
Move EnvRef to lua and remove add_rat and add_firefly (by kahrl)
Add separate src/util/CMakeLists.txt, other minor fixes (by kahrl)
Spawn single particles or make use of ParticleSpawner for many randomly spawned particles.
Accessible in Lua using minetest.spawn_particle and minetest.add_particlespawner.
Increase Protocol Version to 17.
Conflicts:
src/clientserver.h
- Neatly placed all emerge related code into a new file, emerge.cpp
- Greatly cleaned up the code in EmergeThread::Thread()
- Reworked Emerge queue. Now an actual std::queue of v3s16 block positions
- Removed the completely unnecessary map of peer ids requesting blocks
settings.h: added function to return all keys used in settings, and a
function to remove a setting
mods.{h,cpp}: added class ModConfiguration that represents a subset of the installed mods.
server.{h,cpp}: server does not load add-on mods that are disabled in
the world.mt file. mods are disabled by a setting of the form
"load_mod_<modname> = false". if no load_mod_<modname> = ... setting
is found, the mod is loaded anyways for backwards compatibilty. server
also complains to errorstream about mods with unstatisfied
dependencies and about mods that are not installed.
guiConfigureWorld.{h,cpp}: shows a treeview of installed add-on mods
and modpacks with little icons in front of their name indicating their
status: a checkmark for enabled mods, a cross for disabled mods, a
question mark for "new" mods
Mods can be enabled/disabled by a checkbox. Mods also show a list of
dependencies and reverse dependencies. double-click on a mod in
dependency or reverse dependency listbox selects the corresponding
mod. Enabling a mod also enables all its dependencies. Disabling a mod
also disables all its reverse dependencies.
For modpacks, show buttons to enable/disable all mods (recursively,
including their dependencies) in it.
Button "Save" saves the current settings to the world.mt file and
returns to the main menu. Button "Cancel" returns to main menu without
saving.
basic keyboard controls (if the proper widget has keyboard focus):
up/down: scroll through tree of mods
left/right: collaps/expand a modpack
space: enable/disable the selected mod
If USE_CURL is set, it also downloads a list from a remote server.
The url of this list is configurable in minetest.conf using the setting "serverlist_url"
The local list of favorite servers is saved in client/serverlist/filename
filename is also configureable using the setting "serverlist_file"
- Node placement code moved to Lua
- Mineral system removed (added default:stone_with_coal and default:stone_with_iron).
- MapBlock and MapNode serialization updated.
- Mapgen: Frequency of iron increased.
- node_dig callback and related changes.
Now the user-level option is called ENABLE_GETTEXT, and USE_GETTEXT is
only set to true if gettext was enabled and found. This simplifies all
check to USE_GETTEXT only rather than the double checks for it being
enabled and found.
This solves two issues at once:
* CMake would delete po files during ‘make clean’ because it thought
they were autogenerated and not just managed
* the only gettext tools readily available in Windows are so old they
don't support options like --package-name
The change also moves minetest.pot down one level, so we don't need to
special case ‘en’ anymore.
The downside is of course that you need some sane POSIX shell to update
the po files.
This partially reverts 023cc0d37776976b4b192b7363f73a5d2debdef6, goes
back to using PROJECT_NAME for the filename and also uses PROJECT_NAME
as text domain in the source code.
Get rid of the system-specific updatelocales.sh and introduce an
updatepo cmake rule. po files are also updated before creating the mo
files, and we now keep the .pot file (in the po/en directory). To
stabilize the po file creation, file contents are sorted by source
filename.
Update po files in the process.
