NSMoverEntity: call MoverStartsMoving() and MoverFinishesMoving() around arrival callbacks for entities that don't travel any distance. Fixing func_button entities from not toggling frames.
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# Building
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# Building
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## Preface
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If you don't plan on modifying the engine, then you probably shouldn't! You can grab binaries from [FTEQW](https://www.fteqw.org) and move them into the Nuclide directory under `./bin`.
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If you're on Microsoft Windows, you will most likely not be running the `nuclide` launch script anyway, so feel free to move the `fteqw.exe` into the root of the Nuclide directory, and run that as-is instead.
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It will mount the game directories specified in the `default.fmf` file, which you can tweak as needed. [For more information, read the relevant documentation regarding launching Nuclide](Documentation/Launching.md)
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## Building the Engine {#engine}
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## Building the Engine {#engine}
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The **build_engine.sh** will do that for you. It will still ask you to have at least
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The **build_engine.sh** will do that for you. It will still ask you to have at least
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# Overview
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# Overview
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Welcome to the documentation for Nuclide.
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Welcome to the documentation for Nuclide!
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This is a software development kit and development environment created by [Vera Visions, L.L.C.](https://www.vera-visions.com/)
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This is a software development kit (SDK) and development environment created by [Vera Visions, L.L.C.](https://www.vera-visions.com/). We want to share it with everyone to avoid duplicate effort and in the hopes that it is useful to someone else.
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## What this project is {#what}
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## What this project is {#what}
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The Nuclide project produces a freely available game-logic component and
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The Nuclide project produces a freely available game-logic component and
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development platform on top of FTEQW; which is the engine we happen to use.
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development platform on top of [FTEQW](https://www.fteqw.org); which is the engine we happen to use.
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The goal is to create a modern research base for new advancements, as well
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The goal is to create a modern research base for new advancements, as well
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as to have a stable base with a decent API for making games.
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as to have a stable base with a decent API for making games.
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- Client-side predicted movement and inputs for things like weapons-systems
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It comes with a simple example game (simply referred to as 'Base') and some test maps. There's also some other, third-party example projects.
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- Lots of well documented objects to use in level formats supported by FTEQW
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- Reference implementations for a lot of features exlusive to FTEQW compared
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General feature overview:
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to other id Tech engines
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- Designed to be familar to developers who're used to GoldSrc and Source engine
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- SDK in the spirit of 'id Tech' development environments
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projects
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- Client-side predicted movement, predicted weapons and vehicle systems
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- Implementations of well known, established entity classes as seen in popular and critically acclaimed games
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- Reference implementations for a lot of features exlusive to the FTEQW engine
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- Designed to be familar to developers who are used to GoldSrc and Source engine
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project workflows
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- Everything written from scratch with the modern QuakeC language advancements in mind
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### 1. Why might I want to use it? {#why}
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### 1. Why might I want to use it? {#why}
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You want to develop a game using a lot of complex and well-tested objects
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You might be migrating from an engine that is no longer being licensed and don't want to learn a new engine and toolchain.
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You might want to develop a game using a lot of complex and well-tested objects
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which might be tedious to implement on your own.
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which might be tedious to implement on your own.
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You want to run or make modifications for a game using Nuclide and need full
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You might want to run or make modifications for a game using Nuclide and need full
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control over what you can do.
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control over what you can do.
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### 2. How free is Nuclide? {#license}
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### 2. How free is Nuclide? {#license}
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Everything in Nuclide is **free software**. The copyright terms for the game-logic are
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Everything in Nuclide is **free software**. The copyright terms for the game-logic are
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very permitting. Nuclide does not use the GPL as a point of reference, it
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very permitting. Nuclide *does not use the GPL* as a point of reference in terms of license, it instead uses a **ISC-like license**. This means you can use, copy, modify and
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instead uses a ISC-like license. This means you can use, copy, modify and
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distribute the code and work resulting from it for any purpose.
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distribute the code and work resulting from it for any purpose.
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Please read the very short 'LICENSE' document for details.
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**Please read the very short 'LICENSE' document for details.**
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### 3. What are the alternatives? {#alternatives}
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### 3. What are the alternatives? {#alternatives}
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Implementing systems such as prediction, complex map objects and entities on
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Implementing systems such as prediction, complex map objects and entities on
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your own or licensing another engine such as [Source](https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/sdk/uploading/distributing_source_engine) that ships with its own **Source SDK Base**.
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your own, from scratch - or licensing another engine such as [Source](https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/sdk/uploading/distributing_source_engine) that ships with its own **Source SDK Base**.
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- [The Wastes](https://store.steampowered.com/app/793670) is a commerical game built using Nuclide.
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- [FreeHL](https://www.github.com/eukara/freehl) is a free-software, clean-room clone of Half-Life: Deathmatch also built using Nuclide.
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- [FreeCS](https://www.github.com/eukara/freecs) exists in the same vein as FreeHL, but targetting a recreation of Counter-Strike v1.5 (mod version) specifically.
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## Getting started {#prerequisites}
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## Getting started {#prerequisites}
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- Makefiles
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- Makefiles
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- Compiling your own binaries
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- Compiling your own binaries
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- Concept of public and private APIs
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- Concept of public and private APIs
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- QuakeC
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Then you will have a good time.
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Then you will have a good time.
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We strive to keep the codebase portable and conform to open standards wherever possible.
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We strive to keep the codebase portable and conform to open standards wherever possible.
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`git clone https://github.com/veravisions/nuclide`
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`git clone https://github.com/veravisions/nuclide`
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And then you can [get started on building the engine and the rest of the toolchain](Building.md).
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And then you can [get started on building the engine and the rest of the toolchain](Building.md). Alternatively, you can also move in the official FTEQW binaries into the Nuclide directory to get started without bootstrapping your own engine + QuakeC compiler.
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# The HTML_COLORSTYLE_HUE tag controls the color of the HTML output. Doxygen
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# The HTML_COLORSTYLE_HUE tag controls the color of the HTML output. Doxygen
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if (m_moverState == MOVER_1TO2) {
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if (m_moverState == MOVER_1TO2) {
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MoverStartsMoving();
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} else if (m_moverState == MOVER_2TO1) {
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MoverStartsMoving();
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MoverFinishesMoving();
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