- Detection table now uses LOGDIR hash instead of disk image hash.
- Detection no longer requires hard-coded names for image files.
- Loader now parses INITDIR to locate files
- King's Quest II now loads resources. Promoted to Unstable.
- All AGIv1 game versions are now detected and can load resources.
The correct value for variable 20 on Amiga interpreters is always 5.
Confirmed in the Amiga scripts for SQ1, MH1, and MH2. These games all
expect variable 20 to have a value of 5, just like all Amiga games.
Fixes Amiga menus and help text not appearing, and other details.
Note that this fix exposes another bug which now prevents the Amiga
Manhunter games from starting: the opcode table is wrong for these
versions. This also prevents the Atari ST version of MH1 from starting.
Fixed in next commit.
The CoCo3 version of Xmas Card 86 has a volume file with a V3 format.
The V2 loader now detects this and ignores the extra header bytes.
Fixes bug #14699
Now the log() function writes to a file, as
the AGI engine did.
It appears that ScummVM doesn't have any "append" functionality.
As a result, I made this implementation create a new file each time
a message is logged. Note that the file is only created if the
log() function is called. The file name includes the game name
and the current time, ensuring that logs won't be overwritten.
The format is: agi.<gameid>.<currentime>.log and will be logged to
the working directory.
Last week I first implemented the log() function. In that commit
I just had it log to the console. In this commit we start
writing to a file.
This change simplifies the AGI engine volume handling by using the music
and sound fx volumes set in the ScummVM GUI as the maximum levels which
can be set by the scripts. This avoids the complexity of synchronising
changes between these and the scripts (which only had a single 16 step
volume range which is inverted in meaning by quite a large number of
fangames).
This still allows the game scripts to adjust the volumes, but only within
the maximum range set in the Launcher / GMM.
This avoids issues such as https://bugs.scummvm.org/ticket/10732 where
users complained about extremely loud output in some cases.
