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The movement code, when deciding on an item or link that matches the
desired direction, will check five points on the object/links area..
center, left edge, right edge, top edge, and bottom edge. For each
of these, it makes sure that at that point, clicking will actually
get passed to it. Otherwise, it moves onto one of the other edges.
This helps avoid issues where links weren't working because standard
scene objects were partially obscuring them.
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This also moves logic for detecting which movement is associated
with given keycodes and cursors to CMovementMsg and CLinkItem,
which are better suited to contain the logic
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This works around a bug in the original where if you saved immediately
after getting the PET, the savegame would put in in an invalid state
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The class is used in several areas outside of the PET, so it makes
better sense to not have it in the pet_control/ folder and named so
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Apart from the CMusicRoom music, the game doesn't differentiate between
music and sound effects. This adds an optional _soundType field to the
CProximity class, so I can manually specify which is which
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