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OpenGL backends don't always support the pixel format that is
returned by the Indeo 3 decoder when playing the GK2A.AVI from the
GK2 demo. If this happens, use the backend's preferred pixel format
and convert in software.
If a backend doesn't support any 16-bit or 32-bit format, the
playback code will error out. This is probably fine, since there
are not really any of those any more.
Fixes Trac#9994.
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_hwscreen is always initialized to 16bpp so the supported 32bpp
pixel formats would never be put into the list of supported pixel
formats, making it useless for engines to query for usable 32bpp
pixel formats.
This patch changes things so that the native desktop pixel format
is at the top of the supported formats list, and all pixel formats
<= the default desktop pixel format will now show up in the list
of supported formats. ("Supported" is somewhat of a misnomer here
since there is no hardware querying beyond checking the default
desktop pixel format. SDL generally accepts a wide variety of pixel
formats and tries to convert them to whatever the hardware
supports.)
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This fixes flickering icons during the word hallucinations.
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This fixes the glitchy positioning during the word hallucinations.
Fixes Trac#10036.
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This is an attempt to fix a compilation error on some platforms.
The error message seems to indicate that log2 might be a define
on thos platforms.
Note that the log2 implementation in ModuleModXmS3m is not the binary
logarithm, and we cannot use Common::intLog2.
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Currently translated at 100.0% (967 of 967 strings)
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Currently translated at 99.7% (965 of 967 strings)
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Currently translated at 99.7% (965 of 967 strings)
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Currently translated at 100.0% (967 of 967 strings)
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In commit f0581bab4a4b1b4102a7fbdd4a3d54d4397e00e9 the index value
for the array was changed from a constant to a variable, but uint8
is too small to contain 293, so this value was ending up as 37.
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These shifted values are replaced with their literal equivalents
as would be calculated on an x86.
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memcmp.
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These fall throughs have to be deliberate, or they wouldn't have to
check if mode equals 2 in the mode == 2 cases.
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When -Wundeclared-selector is enabled (recommended by Apple), the
calls to the setBadgeLabel selector in MacOSXTaskbarManager are
warned on because NSDockTile declarations are not included because
they do not exist in macOS 10.4 and earlier. While I don't know
that we are even supporting such old macOS versions these days, it
is simple enough to fix this problem when compiling to modern
macOS versions by conditionally including the necessary header.
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This prevents the recommended updates warning appearing when
opening the project in Xcode for the first time.
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Xcode 8/macOS 10.12 minimum target for iOS is now iOS 8.
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Starting in Xcode 8, clang reports warnings about singleton
instantiation which are noisy, so suppress these warnings for the
moment. An attempt to fix this properly was added in
eefa72afa1978a9dea10f5b1833fcc8f58a3468e but it was backed out in
940b2a20f1cd490afb6e541a3cd26f0d3bdd1687.
See https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/pull/967 and
https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/pull/994.
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c19c10d548b2867bc4fd003fb29ac0017b2bd29d fixed the bad parsing of
module.mk which meant the Xcode generator broke. For the moment,
just move the hack for browser_osx.mm into the generator, until
there is a more elegant solution to this problem (if ever).
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FluidSynth does build and run successfully, but it is necessary
to get the correct static libraries. It can be manually built
against dylib, if desired, by manually adding the fluidsynth.dylib
to the Frameworks. Since this will result in a runtime dependency,
this is not set up by default.
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Libraries were being included unconditionally regardless of the
arguments passed to create_project, and in the case of macOS were
being added using manual linker flags and other such hacks instead
of using the Frameworks list.
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added async walking
named some of the game flags & variables
renamed aesc to screen effects
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Fixes Trac#10182.
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Previously, _topNibble was not reset at the beginning of a new
audio block, and the alignment byte at the end of odd blocks was
being read as audio data, which caused audible clicks and
out-of-bounds sample generation. There may have also been read
errors related to the use of continue/break keywords inside of a
macro wrapped with do-while(0).
The introduction of partial block reads in this code when it was
converted from ffmpeg to a ReadStream interface was also confusing
and somewhat inefficient (calling SeekableReadStream::pos
frequently), so this code has been refactored for clarity and to
improve efficiency by reducing the number of virtual calls. Error
detection has also been improved somewhat by ensuring that there
are enough bytes to read a block header, and that the step indexes
in the header are within the valid range.
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This is not known to fix any particular issue, but the game does
set some flags internally if it's running in 256-color Windows,
which is possibly undesirable since we do run 16-bit videos
regardless.
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This update should give the game the default mix it receives in
Windows. If necessary, the half-volume audio bug in the DOS
interpreter can be added as an additional hack for this game, since
there are still some sub-par audio mixes that might need additional
correction (like Curtis talking to Blob when taking her out of the
cage in his apartment at the start of the game) which were also
bad in the Windows version of the game.
Fixes Trac#10165.
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