Restocking object containers via trading now requires the server to send back an ObjectRestock packet before it can happen.
The unused packet ID ID_SCRIPT_GLOBAL_FLOAT has been replaced with ID_OBJECT_RESTOCK.
ClientScriptGlobal is a new Worldstate packet that handles short, long and float values for global variables in clientside scripts.
Previously, short values were handled by the ScriptGlobalShort packet, while a partially implemented ScriptGlobalFloat packet also existed, but both of those packets were Object packets because they were added near the end of 2016 when only Player and Object packets existed (with the latter actually being called WorldEvent packets at the time). Both ScriptGlobalShort and ScriptGlobalFloat have now been removed.
The serverside script functions previously used to interact with ScriptGlobalShort have, however, been kept so they can be adjusted to work with local variables in clientside scripts instead in a future commit.
Rename the old WorldKillCount that was a Player packet into PlayerPlaceholder. Rename the unused CellCreate that was a Worldstate packet into WorldKillCount. On the server, move kill count-related script functions from QuestFunctions to WorldstateFunctions.
For starters, the new packet can set which client scripts have all of their variables synchronized between players. The previous hardcoded list of IDs for synchronized scripts has been removed.
1. Move weapon types behaviour from switches to the table (should allow
us to de-hardcode weapon types later)
2. Gereralize bones injection to actors skeletons (instead of using the
hardcoded xbase_anim_sh.nif)
The same Windows functionality as scaling user interface elements,
confuses fullscreen games unless they set a particular of metadata to
indicate that they perform the scaling by themselves.
What happened was treating 2160p as 1440p despite the former being
chosen. The same occured with other game title prior to introducing the
metadata bits.
Fortunately with CMake there's no need to invoke the mt.exe "manifest
tool" manually.
Note that the setting of "per-monitor DPI aware" still leaves openmw
confused, hence the choice of global-DPI-aware.
Players can no longer unilaterally use items on themselves in their inventory. When they try to use an item, they send a PlayerItemUse packet to the server with the item's details. A serverside script can then check the item and either send the packet back to make the item use go through or drop it.
This should clarify the real meaning of the packet and its associated event.
The event itself has been renamed from OnPlayerKillCount to OnWorldKillCount.
