Implemented the record type responsible for nancy6's
cube assembly minigame (not to be confused with the
pottery assembly one, which uses a different AR type)
Implemented the short variant of KeypadPuzzle introduced
in nancy7. Also added the new flag that marks whether
we need to check the order the buttons were pressed in.
Added support for the new type of item introduced in nancy7,
which, instead of getting picked up, transports the player to
a new scene with a close-up view of the item.
Added support for PlaySoundTerse and
PlayRandomSoundTerse, as introduced in nancy7. Also
implemented the new functionality for reading closed
captioning text from the Autotext chunk.
Added support for a short variant of Hot1FrSceneChange,
which combines all the directional scene changes into one.
Due to the weird way the data is combined, significant
changes to the way ActionRecords are created had to be made.
Implemented the ActionRecord type responsible for the
nancy6 sequence where the player holds a weak light
(which follows the cursor) in the dark and must use it
to illuminate the path ahead.
Added support for the TwoDialPuzzle action record, which
is an incredibly simple puzzle with two dials that need to
be rotated in the correct position.
Added support for three different action records types
(TableIndexOverlay, TableIndexPlaySound, and
TableIndexSetValueHS), all of which use nancy6's newly-
introduced TABL chunk, which describes a table of values
that can be changed through interaction. This is used
in nancy6's museum narrations puzzle.
Implemented the action record that, despite what its name
suggests, is actually responsible mostly for scrolling text
(e.g. Nancy's journal, the instructions to the Bul minigame).
Introduced in nancy6.
Implemented the Autotext record type, which is used for
text rendering (prior to its introduction in nancy6, all
in-game text was prerendered). Made relevant changes to
the Overlay and Hypertext classes to support it.
Added support for the extra flag to trigger a scene change
immediately, as introduced in nancy6. Also removed the
"AndDie" from the class name since it was renamed all
the way back in nancy3.
Changed the ActionRecord loading code so that reaching
an unknown/changed record type just shows a warning
and continues, instead of throwing an error and quitting.
Implemented the action record type responsible for
overriding the default "I can't" sound for a specific item.
Also implemented closed captioning for the same use
case, since it had previously been overlooked.
Added support for nancy4's sextant puzzle, which uses
a modified SafeDialPuzzle action record. Also renamed the
record, since it was erroneously named SafeLockPuzzle
instead of its actual name.
Added support for ConversationCelT and
ConversationSoundT, which are identical to their sister types,
except instead of containing their caption texts inside the
record data, they contain a key pointing inside the Convo
CVTX struct. First introduced in nancy6.
Moved all puzzle action records to a separate folder. Split
recordtypes.h into three different files, depending on record
function: navigation, sound, and miscellaneous.
Implemented the record type responsible for "unblock me"
type puzzles. Due to similarities in data and behavior, it
has been incorporated into the CollisionPuzzle class.
Implemented the KeypadPuzzle action record type, which
is yet another variation on OrderingPuzzle, this time with
more buttons and the addition of a button for manually
checking whether the sequence is correct.
Implemented action record type which selects a scene based
on the item the player is currently holding. Yes, that's the
actual name the original devs used.
Implemented nancy3's PianoPuzzle action record. Since the
record is extremely similar to OrderingPuzzle, the latter's
implementation was extended to cover both record types.
Added support for the variants of Hot1FrSceneChange and
HotMultiframeSceneChange introduced in nancy4 that have
special hover cursors indicating direction of movement.
Implemented the SoundEqualizerPuzzle, used for nancy2's
mixing console sequence. Also extended the SoundManager
to accommodate the need to change volume and playback
rate while a sound is playing.
Kaloyan Chehlarski
Eugene Sandulenko