* Add initial implementation of "vehicle.crash" hook for the scripting api
The hook will fire whenever a vehicle crashes, i.e. an individual car
explodes and it's status becomes "Crashed!"
* Update contributors.md
Add name to contributors list under the "Additional implementation (OpenRCT2)" section.
- If the added line needs to be changed or removed entirely let me know
- I added this based off of the Github wiki: "If it's the first time you're contributing with the project, make sure to update the contributors.md file by appending your name at the end of the respective list."
* Move hook code into function
* Rename hook function
Renamed function, "FireVehicleCrashHook" to "InvokeVehicleCrashHook"
* Wrap InvokeVehicleCrashHook in #ifdef
Move the #ifdef from inside the function body to the outside
* Update changelog and api version
- Added entry to changelog
- Increment API version
* Fix whitespace
Replace tab character with four spaces
* Update src/openrct2/scripting/HookEngine.cpp
Co-authored-by: Tulio Leao <tupaschoal@gmail.com>
* Refactor RIDE_STATUS to use strong enum
* Change platform-specific code to match RIDE_STATUS refactor
* Re-added check for valid RideStatus value
* Fixed errors in "g2" build target
* Use EnumValue instead of static_cast<uint8_t>
* Revert rct{1,2}.h to use uint8_t.
* Fix formatting
* Reverted from constexpr variable to additional enum variant
* Fix formatting
* Code Refactor: Rename vehicle_sprite_type to Pitch
In some of the issues the vehicle_sprite_type is used to check for properties in regards to the pitch of the vehicle.Similarly bank_rotation is used to provide information on the Roll property. This is not in alignment with the https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/wiki/Coding-Style and makes it harder to refactor other elements of the codebase and makes for undesired nested logics.
This PR also includes the change from rename bank_rotation to Roll in alignment with the OpenRCT2 Coding Style
Related to PullRequest #11956
* Apply formatting
Co-authored-by: duncanspumpkin <duncans_pumpkin@hotmail.co.uk>
