This is because, for reasons unknown, SFML on Windows was inappropriately complaining that they were not 8-bit.
The problem appears to be that it can't even handle colour maps of less than 8 bits.
- Two new item abilities that increase damage as sp/hp is lost
- Two new item abilities that reduce damage as sp/hp is lost
- Support for using sp/hp as a weapon's key skill to determine hit chance
- Add shadow to grass hut (based on cave hut's shadow)
- Two new town graphics by ADoS
- New hut on hills.
- Desaturate snow/water shores to reduce weird purplish streaks
- Fix water tone in ice/water shores
- Add 3-way ice/water/snow shores
- Remove duplicate snow/ice shore
- 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.
- All buttons from the array that were strictly related to UI have been removed.
- Some new buttons have been added. The duplicate Leave button has been removed.
- 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".
