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V097S6 - Respawn refactor #499

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V097S6 - Respawn refactor #499

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Q A
Bug fix? no
New feature? yes
Needs wipe? no
Fixed issues -

Description:

Custom respawn system was refactored into separate module with usage of CfgRespawnTemplates.

Content:

  • Removed respawn marker
  • Custom respawn system
  • Redeploy event
  • Streamlined and more robust code
  • Easy way of adding mobile respawns by adding KPLIB_respawn = true variable on objects
  • On water mobile respawn support
  • core functions were moved into separate .hpp file for readability

Tested on:

  • Local MP Vanilla
  • Local MP ACE
  • Dedicated MP Vanilla
  • Dedicated MP ACE

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Looks fine and it's a real enhancement to refactor the old redeploy function in the way we currently implement the dialogs etc.
Good work, I like it. 👍

@veteran29 veteran29 merged commit 039cd7f into v0.97S6 Sep 23, 2018
@veteran29 veteran29 deleted the v097-respawn-refactor branch September 23, 2018 20:21
@veteran29 veteran29 added the done label Sep 24, 2018
@Wyqer Wyqer added this to the Sprint 6 milestone Oct 8, 2018
@Wyqer Wyqer mentioned this pull request Oct 8, 2018
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