The setting limits map generation but affects nothing else.
Add 'mapgen_limit' to global mapgen parameters.
Move 'blockpos_over_mapgen_limit()' to the only place it is called
from: map.cpp.
Allow teleportation to any part of the world even if over the set
mapgen limit.
Simplify the reading of this limit in mgvalleys.
Remove the 'map_generation_limit' setting.
* [BUILD] Add clang format + build skipping
* Add clang-format tool to check codestyle.
Warning: it check the whole modified file, not the diff part, it's why it's lazy. Please also look if rules are perfect, i take the Linux codestyle from LLVM site
Fix issue #5415
* Skip building project if no file is modified
* Fix a wrong brace to trigger LINT
* Make lint step outside of unix build scope
* Add AccessModifierOffset: -8
* Typo fix & needs compile fix
* Fix header priorities
* Some performance optimizations
This is globally removing some memory useless copy
* use a const ref return on std::string Settings::get to prevent data copy on getters which doesn't need to copy it
* pass some stack created strings to static const as they are not modified anywhere
* Camera: return nametags per const ref instead of a list pointer, we only need to read it
* INodeDefManager: getAll should be a result ref writer instead of a return copy
* INodeDefManager: getAlias should return a const std::string ref
* Minimap: unroll a Scolor creation in blitMinimapPixersToImageRadar to prvent many variable construct/destruct which are unneeded (we rewrite the content in the loop)
* CNodeDefManager::updateAliases: prevent a idef getall copy
* Profiler: constness
* rollback_interface: create real_name later, and use const ref
* MapBlockMesh updateFastFaceRow: unroll TileSpec next_tile, which has a cost of 1.8% CPU due to variable allocation/destruction,
* MapBlockMesh updateFastFaceRow: copy next_tile to tile only if it's a different tilespec
* MapBlockMesh updateFastFaceRow: use memcpy to copy next_lights to lights to do it in a single cpu operation
The previous implementation applied the setting to blockpos_over_limit(),
objectpos_over_limit() and in createSector(), causing many bugs near the
world edge.
First revert the previous implementation.
Rename blockpos_over_limit() to blockpos_over_max_limit() for clarity.
Add a new function to mapblock.h called blockpos_over_mapgen_limit() that
checks against the map_generation_limit setting, and call this only from
the code that decides where mapgen stops.
Use MAX_MAP_GENERATION_LIMIT in objectpos_over_limit() to reduce the
chance of bugs, there is no need to use map_generation_limit here.
* showPauseMenu is now part of game
* remove many flags parameters passed to game functions, use the member.
* rename VolatileRunFlags to GameUIFlags (this will permit to share structure with client and CSM
* updatePointedThing: remove pointer ref, we already have the pointer in rundata
* move some attributes outside of VolatileRunFlags after renaming, to game class
* rename statustext to m_statustext
* make some const variables static
* All those changes permit to reduce a little bit function class cost and will permit to interface CSM with some interesting Game flags
* Expose GameUIFlags to client
* Client now have GameUIFlags parameter and setters for other classes
* Fix minimap show/hide in Lua because we now have access to the real flag
GameRunData is passed on many game functions, or one of its attributes whereas it's a member of the class. Remove it from functions arguments and call object directly from concerned functions.
This will reduce a little bit the Game class loop usage & very little bit the memory usage (due to non creation of pointer/references)
It is harmless for a biome listed in an ore or decoration registration
to be missing.
Now that we are registering certain biomes or not based on options
(such as floatland biomes), the biome lists in ore and decoration
registrations trigger these error messages, avoiding these error
messages would need a large amount of duplication of ore and decoration
registrations.
Sneaking won't actually hover you in the air, releasing shift guarantees not
falling down (same as in MC).
Sneak-jump no longer goes higher than a normal jump (^ was required for this).
Sneaking no longer avoids fall damage.
You can sneak on partial nodes (slabs, sideways slabs) correctly.
Sneaking doesn't "go out" as far anymore (0.29 instead of 0.4).
Can't jump when sneaking out as far as possible (breaks the sneak ladder).
* client side mods are located in clientmods/
* move builtin/preview.lua to clientmods/preview/init.lua as a preview mod
* refactor ModConfiguration class to work properly with client and server using child objects
* move some Server constructor mod load code to ModConfiguration to reduce code duplication between client and server
* remove mods.{cpp,h} unused functions
* use UNORDERED_SET instead of std::set in some modspec storages
