When launching a game, switch the graphics mode if necessary
(and by extension the pixel formats used for Graphics::Surfaces
and Sprites) to the one that most closely matches the pixel format
used in-game.
Additional Fixes:
- Fix to prevent cursor position from changing when exiting a menu.
- Fix to prevent updating of Magnification viewport position when
virtual keyboard is open.
- Cosmetic code fixes for improper whitespace and missing curly brackets.
- Remove RGB8 as a mode option because:
1) It was already commented out in the master 3DS backend.
2) There are currently no games that explicitly require it.
Notes:
- As these graphics modes are automatically implemented on a per-game basis, they
are meant for backend use only and are purposefully not accessible through the
Options menu.
- RGBA8 (aka RGBA8888) remains the default pixel format, being used for the launcher
menu, CLUT8, and for games which do not specify a particular format.
Otherwise the mouse up scripts may execute after a keyboard action
changed the card's state. Affects speedrunners who mash the mouse and
keyboard at the same time.
After reading directly from the parent stream, the buffer needs to be
filled with the end of the read data so seeking back in the stream into
the buffered area and reading returns data consistent with the parent
stream.
Fixes bug #11342 (PSP port only).
Subtitles credits info is now only available from the "subtitle info" command in the debugger
This is due to an issue with certain localized characters not appearing correctly from debug() output on the background console (if enabled).
41 is the original's name size and resolves truncated autosave names in localized versions
Fixes bug #11340
Saves version is increased to "3" (in savefile.h) now, so only new versions of the engine will be able to open the save files with the larger field for the saved game's name
The original game had broken stamina system we have it fixed.
This means that in vanilla mode, McCoy's stamina will drain fast if the player does not click the mouse, but he will increase speed up to a max, if the player keeps clicking the mouse.
In Restored Content, we allow McCoy to keep his speed (so that the player does not have to keep clicking); the stamina drain will still kick in but it will be at a slower rate and practically won't be noticeable most of the time.