steeringReturn is the main control for the amount of return in
the steering. Setting it to 0 (the default) disables steering return
completely.
steeringReturnSpeedScale is a multiplier on the amount of effect that
the vehicle's velocity has on its steering return.
powerSteering can be set to eliminate the effect of steering return on
user input. Without this flag set, the user will have a harder time
steering, because the wheels try to return as they steer. If this flag
is set, steering return will not be applied while the user is actually
steering, only when they release.
Looks like GCC (4.4.x) on RHEL is built with some optimization flags, which caused crash inside assembler code (when using inline-cast: uint->uchar->uint from GetNzbSubID down to find_maskwidth).
Tested this change on 7 different distros, so far - everything seems to be working.
The FMOD include files are now assumed to be located outside of the
Torque 3D directory structure. See
Tools/projectGenerator/modules/fmod.inc for the various methods to tell
the Project Generator how to find FMOD. If FMOD is installed in its
default location then nothing special is required.
