- change FPS calculation to use average FPS, use real time instead of render time for interval timing
- remove Maximize Window (you already have a maximize button and it's saved to the INI)
- remove Display FPS Interval from settings (the average user won't care and whoever cares can change it in the INI)
- remove the tickrate override flag and implicit tickrate adjustment in the framerate limit option, instead add one checkbox to uncap tickrate (mostly because I'd like the game to default to the og 60 FPS cap since high FPS is still unstable)
- rearrange some options a bit
Also implements a new menu item flag: MENUITEMFLAG_SLIDER_DEFERRED,
which only calls the MENUOP_GETSLIDER callback on entering dimmed mode,
storing its value for later ticks, and only calls the MENUOP_SET
callback on leaving dimmed mode. This was necessary to prevent the
framerate limit slider from immediately affecting the framerate, leading
to an annoying slow down as the value was decremented to 0.
Fullscreen exclusive mode is togglable at runtime, as well, as a
dropdown menu with "borderless" and "exclusive" options. All variables
pertaining to video resolution, exclusive mode, and maximized state are
now synchronized. For instance, Alt+Enter will affect the state of the
fullscreen video option and maximizing the window via the title bar will
update the maximize window option accordingly.
Shield is taken into account and is added to health for the calculation,
as the vast majority of damage types are fully blocked by a shield.
3 modes are available:
- Off (default)
- On (Green): Goes through a red-yellow-green-cyan gradient,
closer to vanilla.
- On (White): Goes through a red-yellow-white-green gradient,
closer to games like Xonotic.
When set to either of the On modes, the crosshair color setting
is ignored but the crosshair alpha setting is still used.
Raf