need to make documentation, including a proper README.md and a compilation guide

If the player is holding down the mouse and they collide into a wall, their movement is stopped.

...preferrably with something like Doxygen. I'd like it if there was a free VS2013 plugin to generate Doxygen-like stuff akin to how Eclipse handles it.

You can cause labels to appear when the console is down. Not ideal.

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Crashes when saving an asset that has blank components (such as unimported fonts)

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Click close to the player. The player will move nonstop in that direction.

If the label is close to the edge of the screen, it will cause a scrollbar to appear:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/874909/rapture2.png

Can't rename components in the Component View. Just resets back to the same name.

Needs to be a dialog box for when you try to exit without saving.

Rapture takes up a ton of CPU power, and progressively gets slower.

This shouldn't be the case.

This should be platform-dependent. ie, Linux should be ~/My Games/Rapture, Win32 should be C:\Users***\Documents\My Games\Rapture

Locking the screen (Windows Key + L) and unlocking the screen causes input to no longer register

Tab completion doesn't work as intended. It's intended to, on first tab, display a list, and on second+ tabs, replace the text in the buffer. However it only works up to the second tab.

The RAT could maybe have its commandline options changed to use something more akin to getopt.

Example:

» geany --help
Usage:
  geany [OPTION...] [FILES...]

Help Options:
  -h, --help                 Show help options
  --help-all                 Show all help options
  --help-gtk                 Show GTK+ Options

Application Options:
  --column                   Set initial column number for the first opened file (useful in conjunction with --line)
  -c, --config               Use an alternate configuration directory
  --ft-names                 Print internal filetype names
  -g, --generate-tags        Generate global tags file (see documentation)
  -P, --no-preprocessing     Don't preprocess C/C++ files when generating tags file
  -i, --new-instance         Don't open files in a running instance, force opening a new instance
  --socket-file              Use this socket filename for communication with a running Geany instance
  --list-documents           Return a list of open documents in a running Geany instance
  -l, --line                 Set initial line number for the first opened file
  -m, --no-msgwin            Don't show message window at startup
  -n, --no-ctags             Don't load auto completion data (see documentation)
  -p, --no-plugins           Don't load plugins
  --print-prefix             Print Geany's installation prefix
  -r, --read-only            Open all FILES in read-only mode (see documentation)
  -s, --no-session           Don't load the previous session's files
  -t, --no-terminal          Don't load terminal support
  --vte-lib                  Filename of libvte.so
  -v, --verbose              Be verbose
  -V, --version              Show version and exit
  --display=DISPLAY          X display to use

The HUD loads before the loading screen shows, causing the game to hang for a little while before actually showing the loading screen. Needs to be fixed.

One idea that has been in my head for a few days now, is the ability to pack files automagically into .asset files using the RAT.exe executed on command-line.

The way this would work, is that the RAT would get some new commandline argument:

assettool.exe -project "project.json"

project.json might look something like this:

projectFile {
    "fonts": "fonts.json",
    "menus": "menus.json"
}

This project file indicates that there are two .asset files that need to be made: fonts.asset and menus.asset. These are specified in fonts.json and menus.json. Here's an example of what fonts.json would look like:

assetFile {
    "assetName": "fonts",
    "contentGroup": "BaseGame",
    "author": "Full Spectrum Software",
    "compressionType": "none",
    "components": [
        "consolas": {
            "componentType": "Asset_Font",
            "style": 0,
            "fontFace": 0,
            "size": 14,
            "import": "fonts/consola.ttf"
        }
    ]
}

fonts.asset would be an asset named "fonts", from the BaseGame DLC package and having one component: fonts/consolas, which is a Font type and is imported from fonts/consola.ttf.
In particular, this type of schema would be amazing with our current setup, which has all of the assets contained within a Visual Studio project. With luck, all of the game editing can be truly done from inside of Visual Studio, barring other tools on the side (blender, etc)

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Maps will be created ingame using the Map Editor. The Map Editor is available from the main menu and allows editing of maps - either preset areas or parts of a maze.

Maps created using the map editor are saved as .json files in the user's homepath directory (fs_homepath). These json files need to be "compiled" into an .asset file, where the data from them is transferred into binary data. The map editor cannot edit maps which are present in .asset files, only ones saved on the filesystem. However maps can be exported into json from the Rapture Asset Tool/RAT.

When the user hits the Map Editor button on the main menu, they are prompted with a list of created maps in their homepath. By selecting a map and hitting "Open", the map editor module will launch as the path to the map treated as savefile. The user can also create a new map in this menu. They are given some options (size of map, map name) and it will create a blank .json file which appears in the list. They can then select that map and run it.

Since the map editor is part of the game engine, the map editor can be collaborative (multiplayer editor) at some point and/or be used for other projects.

Currently the cvar description field is useless, it is supposed to be on a separate line when one just enters the cvar.

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Using vid_restart will cause texture resources to become invalidated. This is related to #22, and has been determined to be an issue with SDL. Upgrading SDL to 2.0.4 might fix it however.

This way, modcode/editor will be able to flag cvars with correct values.

Type spaces into console. Hit enter. Game crashes.

Holding the console button during regular gameplay will cause the console to flicker between on/off state. This can cause severe performance issues.

Thanks to @Silverfang22 for finding this.

Pressing Page Up/Page Down should scroll the console, but currently doesn't.

Need to add arrow key controls to the console.

Currently, these types of illegal paths are allowed for File::Open:

../
~/
C:/

Shouldn't allow this sort of thing to take place, would allow mod authors to traverse directories and cause havok.