- Added ChunkDataListener and WorldDataListener
- Moved chunk render update requests to clientside ChunkDataListeners
- Moved ChunkRender and ChunkLogic initialization into WDListeners
- Packaged everything related to block selection into Selection class
- Selection box is a bit less obnoxious
- Added the ability to place Test:Stone blocks
- This is technically a Minecraft clone now. I don't know how to feel
about this tbh
- Blocks can be broken by pointing at them at pressing LMB
- Rewritten ControlTriggers
- Rewritten KeyMatcher
- CollisionPathComputer now has a 0.5 margin
- Namespaced now takes full ID in constructor
- Changed the rest of source accordingly
- Moved everything related to Namespaced into .util.namespaced package
- Errors are now reported with IllegalIdException instead of IAE
- Error checking is optimized
- NamespacedUtil exposes more of its requirements
- Added StringUtil.splitAt
- Added ArrayUtil.isSorted
- Extracted NPedModel out of QuadripedModel
- Both are now configurable
- Added HumanoidModel
- Added human model
- Changed NPedModel animation logic
- Added a few skins including first sketch of Pyotr by WarDreg
- Decreased walking speed
- Added gravity (still testing)
- Two modes: realistic (9.8 m/s^2) and Minecraft (32 m/s^2)
- Switch with G
- Changing (0; 0; 0) rebound to H
- Added walking controls
- Minecraft-style
- WIP
- LayerTestGUI now displays dev options
- Added Units
- Interface of AABB (getOrigin(), getSize() and getWall(int)) now
extracted into AABBoid interface
- Same with Walls
- Collection<Wall> getWalls() replaced with Wall getWall(int)
- Added TranslatedAABB extends AABBoid
- CollisionClock replaced with direct reference to WorldData
- Reorganized tmp code in LayerWorld, so as to decrease cRiNgE_ levels
- Renamed CrashReportGenerator.makeCrashReport to .crash for convenience
- Split .crash into subroutines
- Documented Analyzer and ContextProvider
- Both are now supposed to have names In Title Case
- CRG.export now assumes PrintStream does not fail and assumes Log can
fail
Also added entity logic, moved test content to a separate package,
changed ImplementedChangeTracker a bit, added PacketEntityChange, made
entity IDs longs instead of UUIDs, and changed a whole bunch of minor
stuff.
Damn, this took CENTURIES to write. And it's still incomplete and crap.
Like, we've got object allocation all over the place in the tick cycle,
stateful changes are potentially super inefficient and we might have
concurrency problems down the line. AND I'll still have to write 10000
primitive wrappers. Urgh. I don't even feel like writing a coherent
commit message. Screw you, potential future reader of this commit
message.
