It was crashing when add-on track was uninstalled.
It only avoids a crash and it's not true fix, because replays list should be updated when add-ons have been installed/uninstalled.
* Small clarification to prevent build errors
Building outside of this directory prevents the executable from launching, this small addition can help prevent this issue from happening.
* Initial Commit
* Code cleanup
* Fix compile error
* Fix incorrect comparison
* Fix focusing erorr twice over
It may be worth making 'setfocusable' part of setvisible
It has been broken in commit 271a26eaf0.
It solves some issues with etnaviv gallium driver. It may also solve a crash on old intel 965gm on windows, but I can't test it atm.
Keep the "fortmagma" challenge marked as locked on the GUI minimap even if enough points (180+) have been gathered to unlocked it, when the door is not open yet
* Small clarification to prevent build errors
Building outside of this directory prevents the executable from launching, this small addition can help prevent this issue from happening.
* Initial Commit
* Code cleanup
* Fix compile error
* Fix incorrect comparison
* Small clarification to prevent build errors
Building outside of this directory prevents the executable from launching, this small addition can help prevent this issue from happening.
* Initial calculation and application
However this doesn't handle other karts well. Max speed both karts should differ in each direction
* Properly scale volume appropriate to speed and direction
* Improve clarity in variables and created getcurrentemitter method
* equation is awful, don't use
* Head on collision fix physics to be more accurate
* Removed debug std cout
* Cleaned up method for calculating volume, other misc fixes
Changed from m_body->getlinearvelocity() to getvelocity() to ensure that the reader doesn't mistake the functions as being different
* Fixed wrong value for min_volume
* Updated to Styling guidelines
* Fixed tabs to spaces
* fixed tab to space
* Coding conventions, fix set volume
* Last tab fix
* Make quiter sounds louder through math, whilst ensuring not imaginary numbers
