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svn-id: r50519
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svn-id: r50409
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slash: switch between the last held item and normal mouse
comma, period: replace the currently held item with the previous/next item in the inventory
Also, commented a bit better what happens when ESCAPE is present with respect to map
programs and cut-scenes.
svn-id: r50407
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The previous bugfix just hid the problem by removing an assert, but it might demonstrate
itself in another way later. This is a proper bugfix.
svn-id: r48460
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svn-id: r47215
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svn-id: r46320
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It seems that the mouse was simply on the below line and triggered the switch
to the map without the user realizing.
svn-id: r46171
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I have tested that this could only possibly happen when the game has been
loaded with last location being the map. Then pressing Escape calls
enterNewRoom() and this superfluous optimization takes place. It is harmless
to simply reload the map. After having removed it, enterNewRoom() needs not
return any return value, because the test at the tail can be done by the
caller. I have then restructured the code a little to make it cleaner.
svn-id: r46098
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Now only a long-term (complete rewrite) TODO is left in the code, but nothing
urgent to solve.
svn-id: r46097
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svn-id: r46059
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svn-id: r45855
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This simplifies a lot of code calling run(). Also, scripts called from the
inventory are now called with disabled mouse and title, as desired.
svn-id: r45848
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The old comments were completely misleading although the algorithm was good.
svn-id: r45824
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Replaced IDs of objects by pointers, which saves many lookups, each of which
is horribly ineffective. Moved a lot of code into methods of structs now
turned into objects.
Tested the new code a lot and seems to work as well as the old code.
svn-id: r45799
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svn-id: r45765
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I project the hero immediately to the end of each edge for the time being
though.
svn-id: r45722
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To implement proper walking, I have to respect the relative shifts defined
by the sprites as opposed to apply some constant velocity.
svn-id: r45714
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First shot, not debugged yet, but seems to work (even though a bit hairy)!
svn-id: r45688
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The hero does not walk yet (it still teleports to the target immediately),
but that is just because the actual walking algorithm is left trivial first.
However, the main game loop, callbacks, and waiting all already work with
the general framework.
svn-id: r45648
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svn-id: r45641
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The current algorithm is much better than the original player'ss one and it
find really nice curved paths.
Also, started preparing interface for actually walking along this path.
svn-id: r45622
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svn-id: r45609
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svn-id: r45608
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- shouldExitLoop() is a bool again and introduced new flag isReloaded() instead
of adding special hacky value 2
- loop() accepts 2 parameters: loop substatus and shouldExit flag, because each
caller previously had to set and restore these manually. loop() now also
tests whether the substatuses are properly nested. reordered the
loop-exitting code.
- renamed loop substatuses to logical names
- enterNewRoom() returns bool whether loop() should continue so that start()
doesn't have to test and clear shouldEndProgram(). it doesn't need
force_reload as a parameter anymore.
- dialog selections use new inner substatus instead of outer substatus, for
consistency
svn-id: r45607
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svn-id: r45606
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svn-id: r45597
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svn-id: r45524
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svn-id: r45516
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Also, add comments to the last commit.
svn-id: r45511
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Also, fix a bug when loading the default walking map (wasn't implemented)
and setting font size. The reason I move this code into a new module is
because I will augment it with other walking-related algorithms soon.
svn-id: r45510
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All GPL2 callbacks are now fully implemented. It remains to implement
proper walking.
svn-id: r45501
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svn-id: r45497
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svn-id: r45455
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Debugged everything.
svn-id: r45330
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Made it intelligent so that when, for example, the dubbing file doesn't exist,
we don't fail, but instead always show subtitles even if the GUI settings
says dubbing only, etc.
svn-id: r45002
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I haven't implemented switching dubbing and subtitles on/off according to
the config manager nor the speed of the subtitles, yet.
svn-id: r45001
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Parsing _lookDir and _useDir, and passing it all the way around to walkHero().
Also, added playHeroAnimation() to reduce code duplication.
svn-id: r44965
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The basic commands are done. It remains to implement handling music (after
we play it at all), fading palette, and controlling the quick-hero and
speed-text flags (after I find out what they do).
Now the dragon switches between talking and staying during dialogs. However,
the left/right direction doesn't work yet, because we don't respect _lookDir
and _useDir yet.
svn-id: r44964
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svn-id: r44961
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It's both a pointer to an AnimationManager and list of animation ID's fo
each object. The latter renamed to _anim so that I can easily search for
them.
Also, fixed the bug promised in the previous commit.
svn-id: r44960
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svn-id: r44959
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svn-id: r44958
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svn-id: r44802
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1. a room need to be reloaded by force when the loaded game is in the same
room as the game before the load
2. objects from the last room and their animations must be deallocated
before I change the room number
svn-id: r44638
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Immediate exit needed when loading a savegame hurts waiting in an inner
(strange) loop inside a GPL program, because animations don't progress at
all. Reverted to the previous behavior and kept the immediate exit as a
hack for loading the game.
svn-id: r44590
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This solution is quite hacky, but so is the rest of the code, before a
future refactoring done one day.
svn-id: r44588
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Fixed many bugs in the boilerplate. Saving (only) things that really need to
be saved. Loading seems to work modulo dialogs and (possibly) inventory.
svn-id: r44586
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