* Look for file extension inside the filename, instead of the
asset category (and always failing)
* Enable playback of ImpulseTracker streams using mikmod (if available)
Fixes TRAC #14437 and enables music playback in Heatwave and Death
Wore Endless Feathers
This is a backwards compatibility fix. It seems like "new room" dialog command was
resetting a `in_new_room` variable, disregarding its value set by `load_new_room`
function. Changed to only set it in case it was not set inside a NewRoom call.
From upstream 45927bf23ea4ca051f74154fa4d0561a7df379ed (branch 3.6.1)
if called again
This makes Character.WalkStraight() have the same animation
keeping logic as Character.Walk().
Also reduce code duplication by calling walk_or_move_character()
which handles blocking movement already.
From upstream c5b04eb0c8991026ebca593d6f3254dfe96fd290
Reimplemented from upstream a526a401cbf716ac7c0fc09eed92d24d60b54471
(branch 2.6.1)
This fixes the inventory scrolling in King's Quest 3 (Infamous Adventures)
and possibly other games of the era
This fixes idle animation getting reset to frame 0 at the blocking speech start
if there's no speech view set. In such case the idle anim is expected to continue
playing seamlessly.
From upstream 7b399933a291a05e868cd9589b02d83d05f33314
Since older commit 5f3b8eb the properties are stored in vectors,
strictly resized to the number of characters and objects.
But the script functions that access these do not do any assertion
whether the object or char is valid, which could cause bad mem
access in case script loops over a array of objects of MAX_OBJECTS
size, or tries to access something using Object* pointer from another room.
From upstream 6ad4b220d75a32ea8df959e9a7b7f1ecb21d0c26
I did a terribly stupid mistake when was expanding the old save format in the
past (in pre-3.5.0 engines). Instead of checking for the save format,
I've been checking for the game's data format.
This causes following problem: if a game made in a particular range of versions
(something like 3.2.1 to 3.4.4) gets upgraded to a newer version (say 3.6.0),
then all the old saves made in a pre-3.5.0 game version will not load correctly,
as they are relying on the new compiled game data format.
Unfortunately there's no *proper* way to fix this, as the old save format
had been in use for years, nothing can be done about it.
Hence the workaround that I may think of is to provide a config hint,
that would tell the engine: whenever you load a legacy save format,
assume that it was written by a game of particular data version.
From upstream 0a2a0177dd8eaad817b39905bf0471663c431f96
Added a template specialization for 2bpp to 2bpp blits in
BITMAP::drawInner, makes 2bpp to 2bpp now around 2 times as fast as
normal 4bpp to 4bpp blitting.
Just commiting my first attempts at optimizing BITMAP::draw and the
blendPixel function. Here's an overview of the changes (some are
temporary):
- Put the loop of BITMAP::draw into its own function drawInner.
I templated it so that I could put different paths into the loop that
could be optimized out at compile time if a certain blending function
didn't need it etc.
- I added apple NEON (SIMD) intrensics to the drawInner function,
haven't ported it to SSE yet, but there is a small library that actually
maps neon intrensics to sse ones.
- Removed a few ifs from the normal x loop and put it in the y loop.
The old benchmark benchmarked the render_to_screen function, which
wasn't specific enough to what is needing to be benchmarked (
BITMAP::draw, and blending functions), so it was changed to just use the
drawing functions of allegro's bitmap directly. Also from just looking
at other games, it seems like AGS games use truecolor graphics more
often than not, so the benchmark test graphic was changed to truecolor.
This was broken by eb376e6
1. Treating negative loop and frame as an instruction to keep latest object's
loop and frame values was introduced around AGS 2.70 by Object.SetView(),
but this behavior also propagated to SetObjectFrame() command.
2. Removed clamping of loop and frame values inside Object.SetView(),
as that prevented applying a historical behavior of SetObjectFrame(),
where any invalid loop and frame value would be changed to just 0.
3. Don't quit the game in case of invalid loop and frame, but fallback
to default 0 value, and print a warning.
Also removed some redundant assignments to RoomObject,
possibly a result of a commit merge from another branch.
From upstream 66bb18f0224eebfb2a130395e9b18ce59b584e13
This is the 3.6.1 branch, but the fix is required to solve a game-breaking
bug in Chronicle of Innsmouth
This fixes occasional problem with save overriding game options that
must not be changed at runtime.
From upstream cf093f3a6ea657a2082edfc08c35cc7650961ab6
This fixes a case when a clip was ordered to Play right before
a Room change, or similar game mode change, but is delayed
until after the change occurs.
From upstream d327b06bf5f3d8fff02b454d07560fcd5fc05b24
This fixes IsSpeechVoxAvailable() returning positive when game is run from
the Editor, because Speech folder is always created in the project.
From upstream 0ca660e998e69283484f74818e17e837889e5896
The bug is in UpdateSharedDDB(), the short-term texture cache did not test
whether the bitmap resolution is still matching the texture.
From upstream 1537ed77c875bbe660face3c07a3c4843b8bd95a
The bug is in UpdateSharedDDB(), the short-term texture cache did not
test whether the bitmap resolution is still matching the texture.
From upstream 1537ed77c875bbe660face3c07a3c4843b8bd95a
* handle readonly options;
* don't do anything if new value equals old value;
* replace if/else sequence with a switch;
From upstream 2476bc3e517c13ef1abde83fca2e55571bcfff4a
Walter Agazzi
Wyatt Radkiewicz
Wyatt Radkiewicz
wyatt-radkiewicz
D G Turner