Update naming for a few JRB ship object variables #75
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A few naming updates for JRB ship related object fields.
oShipPart3UnkF4->oShipPart3PitchAdjust: this variable is used to adjust the pitch of the ship to control the rocking behaviour.oShipPart3UnkF8->oShipPart3RollAdjust: this variable is never written to, but it is used to calculate the ship's roll. Seems like the ship was originally intended to roll back and forth in addition to pitching but this idea was scrapped partway through.oJrbSlidingBoxUnkF4->oJrbSlidingBoxShipCenterReference: this field is a reference to theinSunkenShipobject, which the sliding box uses as a parent to keep track of its current position on the ship deck.inSunkenShipis an invisible object inside the floating ship that tracks the ship's overall position, since the tangible ship itself is composed of multiple different sections.