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This is how the original works, as far as I can tell.
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I think these 100 should be FIXED_INT_MULTIPLIER, which was changed
to 1000 recently to accomodate for The Case of the Rose Tattoo.
Bizarrely, the noticeable regression from this was that the first
few paragraphs of the journal (referencing events in the intro)
were not recorded.
I trust someone will let me know if I got it wrong.
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- uncompressed data is still DWORD aligned
- fixes "copyright EA" cel
- adjusted city scene coordinates
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Since I don't know the TsAGE engine, it's possible that this could
be done in some better way, but I think it's still an improvement
over the old code.
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The slowness of the animation was caused by a misunderstanding of
_counter vs frame counter. The nextFrame() function is called every
two frames, so when the cases were set up five frames apart, they
were actually advancing the animation once every ten frames.
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This also adds some code missing from the Serrated Scalpel implementation
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This can help us debug resources bundled within LIB files
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