- Use the same algorithm for locating scenarios as is used when selecting a scenario to enter
- Improve the error message when the party's scenario is missing - in particular, name the scenario
- Fix legacy saved games in custom scenarios being unloadable
- PC's internal reference to the party was clobbered on load
- Several dynamic structures still made assumptions about their size, causing crashes
- Issues with town maps due to treating all towns as 64x64
- Town maps were saved only if you are in town
- Wrong image in generic lever dialog
- Crash in adventure notes dialog
- Incorrect spell costs shown on second page of spellcasting dialog
- Enable messages in "if context" node, but only for legacy scenarios
- Fix recorded dialogue not working
- Fix special items leaking between scenarios
- Fix training dialog
- Fix scenario editor sometimes crashing on scenarios that it wrote itself
This makes all loop index variables local to their loop and
fixes some issue arising from the loop variables being present
through the whole function, such as using the wrong index variable.
In addition, there has been some reduction of code duplication in
the scenario editor.
- Nuke global preference variables (they're now fetched with get_xxx_pref whenever needed)
- Nuke magic SDFs that store preferences and other info
- The only preferences now stored in the saved game are those related to difficulty
- play_sound no longer takes an option repeat parameter, but instead takes a delay which will be used if sounds are disabled
- SDF array increased to 350x50
- When saving a legacy scenario, a dialog is shown to remind you to update and to allow you to clear the legacy flag
This includes an added optimization to the resource manager - it now uses unordered (hash) maps instead of ordered (tree) maps to keep track of loaded resources and paths, for the average constant lookup time.
- Tests for converting legacy terrain types
- Tests for initialization to sane values
Fixes:
- cCreature no longer initializes spec1 and spec2 to 0. This probably didn't cause bugs, but who knows...
- In fact, cCreature no longer explicitly initializes anything in its cTownperson superclass. That's what the superclass constructor is for after all.
- Relatedly, cTownperson now defaults to a facial graphic of -1. Also a docile attitude.
- iLiving defaults to ap 0, direction here.
- Fix Change When Step terrains to properly support not having a sound while still allowing an arbitrary number of custom sounds.
- Add support for a lack of sound to Change When Used terrains, including at conversion time (original game supported it but OBoE was forcing the sound to a door sound).
- Fix conversion of crumbling terrain types (old conversion was allowing quickfire to destroy them)
Other:
- New addAttack method in cMonster.
- Change snd_num_t to signed, because it's been getting annoying that I can't easily use -1 to mean "no sound".
- Focus event split into focus and defocus
- Scroll event added but not yet properly implemented
Also:
- Remove the useless (and ignored) clickable attributes from the schema
- Pave the way for controls other than fields to be able to recieve keyboard focus
Fixes:
- For towns, the "has tavern" flag was not saved or loaded
- Outdoor roads were not saved or loaded
- For outdoor encounters, the "can't flee" and "forced" flags were not loaded, and "forced" was not saved
--> These two flags have also been separated in the code
Fixes:
- For radiate abilities, the pattern was not saved and defaulted to single instead of square on load
- For summon abilities, what to summon was not saved and chance was incorrectly saved
