* Initial SplitScreen
All are upside down and player 1, 5 player does 6 even...
* Working version of splitscreen
* black screen fix
* te fix
* Update race_gui.cpp
* Change item
* wrong way fix and refactorings
* Fix icon scale, cleaning code for lap count
* Remove tabs
* Add settings option
* Fix FOV
Right now the FOV gradually decreases when going from 1,2,3,4 players. Then after 4 players it wont drop any lower. This behaviour can easily be replaced in the future
* Prevent overflow
* Unlimited splitscreen
* Space out duplicate skins across additional players
* Update stk_config.cpp
* Update irr_driver.cpp
* Update options_screen_ui.cpp
* Update irr_driver.cpp
* Update options_screen_ui.cpp
* Update race_gui.cpp
* Update irr_driver.cpp
* Fix for empty pixels at edges
* Fix referring to template not int
* Fix compile errors
* Progress towards fixing selection screen
* Begin process for selections
* Fix selection screen for >4 people
Important GUI changes included
* Disable changing rows/cols ingame
* fix sp related crash
* Styling fixes
* Half of the rescue animation is now placing the kart back down
* Bit of cleaning
* Single Camera Cut
* Update rescue_animation.hpp
* Update rescue_animation.cpp
* progress to fixes
* potential fix
* broken implementation
* Latest attempt
* Instant camera snap when placing the kart down
* style cleanups
* Fix BACKSLASH
HYEH
later to a higher value (which happens in overworld, which sets max speed
to 0, but the value got later overwritten with the normal supertuxkart max_speed
handling.
Now there are:
- dependencies-vs
- dependencies-vs-64bit
- dependencies-mingw
- dependencies-mingw64
And if it's not found, then fallback to:
- dependencies
- dependencies-64bit
So that if you use only one compiler, then you can just still use "dependencies" or "dependencies-64bit".
And I didn't restrict it to WIN32 only, because in theory it should be possible to put there openglrecorder for linux build.
Atm. use it only on linux, because there is no need to spam with cmake warnings on other platforms.
Also fallback to built-in enet if system enet is not found.
It reverts commit:
https://sourceforge.net/p/angelscript/code/2278/
It looks that it's impossible to detect "real" clang version using compiler definitions, so that we can't check if std::is_trivially_default_constructible is available.
I mean that clang 4.0 on my machine is "newer" than clang 5.0 on travis, because it tries to use gcc 4.8 headers:
/usr/lib/gcc/*x86_64-linux-gnu/4.8*/../../../../include/c++/4.8/type_traits:1211:12:
note: 'has_trivial_default_constructor' declared here
struct has_trivial_default_constructor
At this stage we can just disable AS_CAN_USE_CPP11 for clang. It was disabled for clang before our angelscript upgrade, so that it's not worse than before.
Note that I don't use clang and I don't really know what are our requirements (for example for Mac OS build). Feel free to revert it after travis upgrade.
