Added a simple hack which adds delay between animation frames of some scene animations, this prevents some animations from running too fast. See for example bug #1923638 "HoF: Marco missing animation frames".

svn-id: r31245

1 files changed, 13 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/engines/kyra/script_v2.cpp b/engines/kyra/script_v2.cpp
index 0d086c491f..0655da0744 100644
--- a/engines/kyra/script_v2.cpp
+++ b/engines/kyra/script_v2.cpp
@@ -1087,6 +1087,19 @@ int KyraEngine_v2::o2_defineSceneAnim(ScriptState *script) {
 int KyraEngine_v2::o2_updateSceneAnim(ScriptState *script) {
 	debugC(3, kDebugLevelScriptFuncs, "KyraEngine_v2::o2_updateSceneAnim(%p) (%d, %d)", (const void *)script, stackPos(0), stackPos(1));
 	updateSceneAnim(stackPos(0), stackPos(1));
+
+	// HACK: Some animations are really too fast because of missing delay times.
+	// Notice that the delay time is purely subjective set here, it could look
+	// slower or maybe faster in the original, but at least this looks OK for
+	// LordHoto.
+	//
+	// We know currently of two different animations where this happens.
+	// - One is where Marco is dangling from the flesh-eating plant (see bug #1923638 "HoF: Marco missing animation frames").
+	// - The other one is after giving the ticket to the captain. He would move very fast (barely noticeable) onto the ship
+	//   without this delay.
+	if ((stackPos(0) == 2 && _mainCharacter.sceneId == 3) || (stackPos(0) == 3 && _mainCharacter.sceneId == 33))
+		_sceneSpecialScriptsTimer[_lastProcessedSceneScript] = _system->getMillis() + _tickLength * 2;
+
 	_specialSceneScriptRunFlag = false;
 	return 0;
 }