Previously objects with IDs beyond the defined number of objects were not accessible to IfCommand and ChangeObjectCommand. For example, this would cause script errors inside Fisher's house.
An active static overlapped by an inactive static with lower ID was not interactable. For example, this affected the scene with the sawfish, where the machine in the closet would be blocked by the closet itself.
The local documents are not currently internationalised simply
because the internationalised resources are not put into the right
places (NSBundle will handle this automatically when they are);
Trac#10464 is a tracking bug for this outstanding issue.
Fixes Trac#10437.
C++ math functions are overloaded so operate using single-precision
when receiving a float input. The C standard library on FreeMiNT
does not fully support C99 math so use of sqrtf, sinf, etc.
instead of the C++ API does not work.
C++ sqrt is overloaded so operates using single-precision when
receiving a float input. The C standard library on FreeMiNT does
not fully support C99 math so use of sqrtf instead of sqrt(float)
does not work.
Checked the logic against the original game
(to be precise, DOS English version from GOG, although I think
AI logic has no significant differences with other versions).
Fixed a *lot* of errors with varying visibility for the user.
Also, save+exit+load sometimes resulted in memory corruption like
((EntityParametersSSII*)(new EntityParametersIIII))->param8 = 0;
load operation did not restore the correct type of NPC logic context,
the default one was used (which also has the smallest sizeof).
Should be fixed now. Save+load is still unusable because it locks
everybody waiting for kActionEndSound (the sound state is not restored),
but, at least, it should not corrupt the memory. Hopefully.
A new internal table has been added so that no if checks need to
be performed for the at() lookup.
The old table can still be accessed using getTable or atLegacy().
at() and atLegacy() return the same values, but at() is faster.
When the constructor for the cos/sin table was changed from
number of bits to number of points all usages thoughout the
code should of been changed, but this was missed in RDFT and DCT.
Fixes Trac#10683.