This reverts commit bf69b25e33189581848412e77624865aa55ba234.
The original game had slight differences between the code for each
chapter. Part of these changes was to simplify the code and unify
some of these differences, particularly in the checks for clickable
areas, where the code is using Common::Rects with contains() now.
I have play tested the whole game with these changes, there are no
visible regressions, and the game is still completable. Thus, I'm
restoring the changes to the engine.
This reverts
1f1d8607 DRASCULA: Merge the floor coordinates into _walkRect
1e1b6f7c DRASCULA: Rename gotoObject() to walkToPoint() and simplify it
2bf05c2a DRASCULA: Clean up room variables, and simplify some related checks
Reverting due to unanswered questions about why the changes in behaviour
in 2bf05c2a746065f373ac136c994714dae376cdbc are correct.
When using the original drascula dialog to change volume, this was
not saved to the ConfMan, which means the change was lost when
quitting the engine or when opening the ScummVM options dialog.
Also synchronising the _mixer volumes from ConfMan was resetting
the master volume to the maximum. Since ScummVM doesn't have a
master volume, there is no correct way to get it. But we now try to
guess one from the music and speech volumes.
Recently we started to use this as new semantics, although in the past
we used simly <engine>_H. Now these guard defines are consistent with
rest of the files which are used in the engines.
This cleans up the save/load code and resolves multiple issues with the
original save/load screen.
Save game timestamps and thumbnails are now implemented, together with
the ability to load a game from the launcher.
F7 is now mapped to the ScummVM load dialog, and F10 to the save dialog
(if the user has selected to use the ScummVM save screen).
The surface returned by OSystem::lockScreen() can have a pitch which
differs from w * bytesPerPixel, so modify the code to take this into
account. Fixes FMV problems on Dreamcast.
A memory leakage was traced down to a failure to call the engine destructor.
This was due to the engine directly calling OSystem quit() i.e. _system->quit(), rather than
just allowing engine::run() to return.
Have removed this code and implemented the changes required to allow graceful Quit/RTL to occur.
svn-id: r55583
Bug #2826608: "DRASCULA: Cursor GFX error" fixed by introducing
separate buffer for cursors. This also fixes the root cause of
the problem.
svn-id: r49713
