- make tracy experience better by adding a 0.05 to client local TIME.
- fix an error that the look_dir was wrongly predicted
- add a jump graph for testing
- update in_game code that was commented out in system
- track the simulation ahead on the debug menu
- add simulated lag with `sudo tc qdisc replace dev lo root netem delay 700ms 10ms 25%`
add basic tests for phys
Allow the camera's zoom to be locked by a keybind
or a Gameplay setting. The zoom lock
behavior can be changed between Toggle
and Auto, where Auto only locks the camera
zoom while specific movement/combat inputs
are being pressed. (closes!1528)
A temporary fading notification is shown at the
top of the screen, informing the player of
the setting change (when the keybind is
used) or that the zoom is locked (when
the player might have forgotten the zoom
is locked, and is trying to zoom).
i18n strings are added for English and German,
but no other languages.
To implement the simplistic fading text, the
behavior was extracted into an impl
called `ChangeNotification`, where
reasons are quantified by `NotificationReason`.
Webgpu defines that a texture depth format can only be sampled as a
depth texture or as an "unfilterable-float", however both the clouds and
postprocess pipeline were declaring in their bind group that the depth
source was a texture with a sample type of float (filterable).
This is forbidden by the webgpu specification and should be caught by
validation, but the version of wgpu we are using doesn't have that check
(older versions have the check), so we can only assume that this is
undefined behavior.
Relevant sources:
- [Bind Group Creation](https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/#bind-group-creation)
includes the rules that explicitly forbid this situation
- [Depth-stencil formats](https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/#depth-formats)
defines which sample types we are allowed to use with depth textures
