Add version string (branch/version) to the debug overlay when F3 is active.
Also add a new keyboard shortcut (B key while F3 is held) to copy the
version string to the clipboard and show a confirmation message. This
improves debugging and support by making version information easily
accessible.
Includes fixes and some modernizations compared to the original 4J
library binaries. Also introduces functionality to support stuff like
F2 screenshots, etc. This is basically the beginning of modernizing the
codebase.
macOS automatically creates a .DS_Store file if any custom macOS attributes are set to files (like visual position in Finder). It's redundant for this repo and to avoid that to be accidentally committed/pushed, I added it to .gitignore.
Notably also adds some metadata files for NixOS
* add support for linux clang cross compiles
* add linux clang instructions
* un-capitalize Mob.horse.*
* update the description in flake.nix
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Co-authored-by: Loki <lokirautio@gmail.com>
A comma between "item.armor.equip_generic6" and "damage.critical" was
accidentally dropped during an upstream merge, causing the two entries
to be concatenated into a single string literal at compile time.
This produced an invalid sound key and led to crashes when:
- equipping armor
- triggering critical hits
The string identifier for the Elder Guardian entity was set
to `IDS_GUARDIAN_ELDER`. This has been changed to the
consistent identifier `IDS_ELDER_GUARDIAN`.
Additionally, the localization file has been updated to include the
missing string definitions for both `IDS_GUARDIAN` and
`IDS_ELDER_GUARDIAN`
The hardcore difficulty label was using the raw string ID `IDS_HARDCORE` (oops)
instead of a localized string, which caused a crash in the UI.
Replaced `IDS_HARDCORE` with `app.GetString(IDS_HARDCORE)`
Add virtual `canMoveSlider` method to UIScene base class and override it
in both LoadMenu and CreateWorldMenu scenes. The method returns false
when attempting to move the gamemode slider while hardcore mode is active,
effectively locking the slider in that state.
The UIController now checks `canMoveSlider` before initiating a slider
drag and during ongoing drag updates.
Loki Rautio