It was using 'pri' instead of 'priority', apparently due to a
selector number->name translation error from 544daa5c31.
Thanks to waltervn for spotting this.
Now, sound effects in SCI1.1 games will no longer be incorrectly using the speech
sound volume. This avoids them being silenced in floppy games that are flagged
as not having speech. Fixes bug #3554709 - "SCI: Digital SFX don't play when
Override Global Audio set"
No functionality change has been made with this commit. This avoids
setting and getting the reg_t members directly, and is the basis of any
future work on large SCI3 scripts (larger than 64KB)
The sound handle should not be set in kDoSound(init), but in
kDoSound(play). This is verified against several SCI versions,
plus game scripts check if a sound slot is playing primarily
by checking its handle. Fixes the sound in Shivers and probably
an assortment of other sound related bugs
- Unified the sound resource initialization code in
processInitSound() and reconstructPlayList()
- Now checking the "Mixed Adlib/MIDI" mode checkbox for SCI1.1 digital
audio sound effects, like it's done for SCI0 - SCI1 sound effects. If
it's unchecked, their MIDI counterparts will play instead, if
available
This bug only manifested in the Windows version of SQ4CD. Some Windows
MIDI music tracks are missing from room 530, which messed up the
animations in that scene, and led to a crash. Moved the code that
obtains the song number from an object into a separate function. Also,
fixed a bug in kDoSoundSetPriority().
Ignore requests to alter a song's hold value while it's being faded, and reset
a song's hold value when fading starts. This ensures that the song will actually
stop when fading is done and won't keep looping forever.
- "Invalid" SCI reverb values (127) are properly handled now
- SCI kDoSound(reverb) sets the global reverb (renamed it accordingly)
- kDoSound(reverb) can also return the current reverb if no parameter is sent
svn-id: r54457
Sierra has released a patch adding after market General MIDI support for 8 SCI1
games (LSL1, LSL5, Hoyle 3, SQ1, SQ4, Eco1 floppy, Longbow and Fairy Tales). If
the user has selected the General MIDI music driver in one of these games and
no associated MIDI patch is found, show an informational dialog on game startup
in order to inform the user to download Sierra's MIDI patch, together with some
short instructions.
svn-id: r52500
kDoSound(resumeAfterRestore) is called right after restoring a saved game for sound-sci0 games, we already resume playing music inside restore, so we don't need to implement this at all
svn-id: r51058