JSON itself doesn't natively support true comments (the official way is
to include it as data), which means that every syntax highlighter wants
to scream when it reads the file, despite the fact that GSON ignores
comments perfectly fine. JSONC however supports true comments, and is
supported by all the syntax highlighters we use (GH, IJ), while also
staying as entirely normal JSON otherwise.
Add BIM to the world map plugin quest start locations, and the Camdozaal
dungeon to the skybox and discord regions
Co-authored-by: Adam <Adam@sigterm.info>
Without a shadow, these emojis were nearly unreadable on the fixed chat
background. These hand-drawn replacements are detailed enough to be
clearly understood against all kinds of backgrounds.
This allows using opencl as an alternative to opengl compute shaders on
macos, which does not support compute shaders. Now, macos can finally
use the extended draw distance feature of the gpu plugin.
This also includes code for using opencl with Windows and Linux if we
want to enable that in the future. A copy of the existing compute
shaders have been checked in and ported to opencl, keeping support for
opengl compute shaders on Windows and Linux.
Co-authored-by: Paul Norton <napkinorton@gmail.com>
Add 4 dose Extended Antifires and Anti-venoms to the herblore skill calculator. These potions are able and often are made using 4 doses at a time.
Super Antifires and Anti-venom+'s can not be made using 3 doses at a time, so were fixed to display the right potion dose (4). The xp for these potions was already correct.
This adjusts the draw callbacks api to take in the color of the full
screen overlay the client would have rendered. This is primarily used in
godwars, underwater, darkmeyer, etc. Having them rasterized on the cpu
is slow, especially with gpu on since we additionally have to compute
the alpha per-pixel.
While nothing passed to comp_unordered uses orientation, the uniform
block is not bound in this shader, and rotate() accesses sinCosTable. So
I'm not sure why this has ever worked.
