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| -rw-r--r-- | engines/sci/engine/savegame.cpp | 20 |
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diff --git a/engines/sci/engine/savegame.cpp b/engines/sci/engine/savegame.cpp index ae7ab431f8..fcb65157d8 100644 --- a/engines/sci/engine/savegame.cpp +++ b/engines/sci/engine/savegame.cpp @@ -1012,6 +1012,26 @@ void gamestate_afterRestoreFixUp(EngineState *s, int savegameId) { g_sci->_gfxMenu->kernelSetAttribute(1025 >> 8, 1025 & 0xFF, SCI_MENU_ATTRIBUTE_ENABLED, TRUE_REG); // Status -> Statistics g_sci->_gfxMenu->kernelSetAttribute(1026 >> 8, 1026 & 0xFF, SCI_MENU_ATTRIBUTE_ENABLED, TRUE_REG); // Status -> Goals break; + case GID_KQ6: + if (g_sci->isCD()) { + // WORKAROUND: + // For the CD version of King's Quest 6, set global depending on current hires/lowres state + // The game sets a global at the start depending on it and some things check that global + // instead of checking platform like for example the game action menu. + // This never happened in the original interpreter, because the original DOS interpreter + // was only capable of lowres graphics and the original Windows 3.11 interpreter was only capable + // of hires graphics. Saved games were not compatible between those two. + // Which means saving during lowres mode, then going into hires mode and restoring that saved game, + // will result in some graphics being incorrect (lowres). + // That's why we are setting the global after restoring a saved game depending on hires/lowres state. + // The CD demo of KQ6 does the same and uses the exact same global. + if ((g_sci->getPlatform() == Common::kPlatformWindows) || (g_sci->forceHiresGraphics())) { + s->variables[VAR_GLOBAL][0xA9].setOffset(1); + } else { + s->variables[VAR_GLOBAL][0xA9].setOffset(0); + } + } + break; case GID_PQ2: // HACK: Same as above - enable the save game menu option when loading in PQ2 (bug #6875). // It gets disabled in the game's death screen. |