Massive cleanup

[Admer456]

The structure of the SDK and ADM itself is very messed up. The goals are quite simple:

Structural changes

• [x] Unify the duplicated Vector classes
• [x] Move player movement code into shared
• [ ] Rename dlls into server
• [ ] Rename cl_dll into client
• [ ] Move game and client into game to mimic the Source SDK structure
• [ ] Do something about game_shared
• [ ] Rename external into extern or libs maybe
• [ ] Merge external, lib, linux, public and utils/vgui in a sensible way

Code cleanup

• [ ] Remove AdmGetSetKV
• [ ] Remove AdmControl
• [ ] Remove AdmSound
• [ ] Rewrite AdmTime
• [ ] Remove AdmSoundList
• [ ] Remove most of ADM/Physics
• [ ] Remove AdmAudioEntities
• [ ] Refactor AdmEffects
• [ ] Remove AdmVehicle
• [ ] Remove AdmStory
• [ ] Split up AdmTriggers into separate files
• [ ] Rewrite how the HUD extensions work so nobody needs to instantiate and call them manually!!!
• [ ] Remove physics
• [ ] Remove FMOD

Once all this is done, we'll have lost basically 60% of ADM features, but the code will be WAY cleaner. ADM will be free of legacy code and my poor decisions that plagued it since 2018 and 2019.

Back when I started the project, I was quite a beginner at C++ and programming in general, so I made some great mistakes. Now I believe all that can be reversed, fixed, and brought back in much better quality.

Eventually, these "lost features" will be brought back, like the sound system which supports high-quality audio, or the vehicle system.

[Admer456]

It looks like halflife-unified-sdk has been published, and the structure more or less aligns with what I had in mind for this project.

I think it'll be more beneficial to archive this repository, fork halflife-unified-sdk into halflife-adm and "reboot" ADM development there.

I think so because I'll be able to pull new changes easily, as opposed to having to do everything commit by commit here. There's probably a good year worth of commits I gotta catch up with at the moment. xwx

[Admer456]

In fact, doing that alone will solve #2, so that's wonderful.

[Admer456]

All things considered, I should start migrating ADM to the Unified SDK in February. I got exams in January, and I already got quite some things to do in December.