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In many locations, calls to gameLocal.FindEntityDefDict() are followed by warnings or errors for non-existent definitions. Some of these locations were unknowingly asking this routine to provide an empty default definition, which makes no sense, because the errors and warnings would then not be processed. To let us see where definitions are missing, I changed the calls to NOT ask for a default. This allows the error or warning code to run, either crashing TDM back to the main menu with an error message complaining about the missing definition, or writing a warning to the console. All calls to this routine that asked for a default to be provided were left as is. All calls to this routine that were already asking that a default not be provided were left as is. Rev. 5743: CommunicationTask.cpp AI.cpp AI_events.cpp CommunicationSubsystem.cpp Anim_Blend.cpp WeaponItem.cpp Shop.cpp Response.cpp Actor.cpp AFEntity.cpp DifficultyManager.cpp Entity.cpp Moveable.cpp Player.cpp Projectile.cpp SEED.cpp Rev. 13433: tdm_game01.pk4 Tested with victim.map. |
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Next round: Changed the spots where I’d added an explicit “false” to gameLocal.FindEntityDefDict() so that they’d ask for “true”, and added warnings to that routine and three others so that missing resources could be identified. The warning format is “STANDALONE – can’t find ‘xxxxxxxxx’” In addition to the source files listed above, the following files were changed: Rev. 5744: DeclManager.cpp GameLocal.cpp Rev. 13434: tdm_game01.pk4 TheDarkMod.exe |
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