- the costumes are handled on a stack per Actor
- the last costume is considered the current one
- currently, the costumes are never removed from from the stack
- this causes an issue when Guybrush is using its original
costume first, later the monkey robot costume for the final Monkey Kombat
and then again the standard costume (the robot costume will remain the last
on the stack and cosidered the current one - this causes a problem
when attaching the head actor since the robot has different joints
than guybrush with the standard costume)
- if a new wear chore is set and it uses a different costume than the
current one and neither of them is the shadow costume remove the old
costume before setting the new one
- additionally, this patch makes sure, that all active chores of all
costumes on the stack of an actor are stopped
- for solving the Monkey Kombat puzzle it is necessary that a kombat is
triggered when Guybrush runs into one of the monkeys on the map
- implement SetActorCollisionMode and SetActorCollisionScale
- add EMI-specific calculations for retrieving the sphere data for the
actors (and some minor refactoring for better readability)
The following changes may alter the behaviour in GRIM, too:
- in Actor::collisionHandlerCallback(), call the collision handler for
both affected objects (that is necessary since only one actor may have
a collision handler associated in lua but it may happen that the
character with the handler is standing still and the other one is run
into him)
- Actor::handleCollisionTo() did only update a given position to ensure
that there is no collision - so it is necessary to actually check for
collisions and execute the lua callback if necessary (via
Actor::handleCollisionWith())
The path to the Curch of LeChuck has bogus coordinates as out point, so
the game will walk Guybrush to an invalid position when entering that
set. This patch will detect when no path can be found to the destination
position and ignore the walkTo() request in that case.
The behavior for Grim is unchanged in order to avoid the risk of breaking
the game. If the warning is never triggered the distinction can be removed.
Due to a sign error in Actor::walkForward() it is frequently difficult or
impossible to walk on sloped sectors (stairs or ramps), e.g. in Meathook's
place or in front of Pegnose's house.
Time paradox is now playable.
- local _pos and _yaw values seem to be relative
to the actor where the current actor is attached to
- to accomodate this, Lua_V1::GetVisibleThings,
Actor::getYawTo and Actor::getSimplePuckVector should use
world coordinates
When the turn chores are changed while an actor is turning the current
chores will be stopped but the new ones won't be started until the turn
direction changes. This can be seen when hitting the run key while
Guybrush is turning.
In EMI's coordinate system, other than in Grim, actors turn right when
the yaw angle is increasing. Select the correct turn chore for the turn
direction.
EMI uses a different coordinate system than Grim, so we have to switch
dimensions in various places to share common code for walking and turning
actors. This patch fixes several yaw angle sign errors causing actors to
look into wrong directions.
The floor in the Hall of Justice is hidden by a solid gray actor named
"trap plane". This actor is originally positioned far in the background
but moved to the foreground because we can't find a sort plane in the
sector.
This patch stores returns an actor to the original sort order set by
the game script when entering a sector that has no sort information.
Joel Teichroeb
Christian Krause
Christian Krause
Einar Johan Trøan Sømåen
Ingo van Lil
Dries Harnie
Dries Harnie
Giulio Camuffo