Implemented centering of the target arrow in Classic difficulty.
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README.txt
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@ -50,19 +50,29 @@ CLASSIC DIFFICULTY DIFFERENCES
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Classic difficulty is designed to emulate the experience of version 1.1
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of the game (the last version released by Parallel Realities) as closely
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as possible. However, there are a few minor differences in addition to
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the changes to graphics, sound, and dialog:
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as possible. However, there are several minor differences in addition to
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the changes to graphics, sound, and dialog. Here you can fine a list of
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notable differences.
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* The current target is shown by an arrow at the edge of the screen which
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precisely indicates the target's position. In contrast, version 1.1's
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optional target arrow rested in the middle of the screen and only
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pointed in the general direction (north, south, east, west, northwest,
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northeast, southwest, southeast) of the target.
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* The arrow pointing toward the current target is colored green if the
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target is an ally, whereas version 1.1 always showed a red arrow.
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The arrow is also positioned lower than in version 1.1 and does not
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disappear when radio messages are broadcast.
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* Life bars for named characters are labeled with the respective
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character's name instead of "Target".
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* Selling your secondary weapon leaves you with standard Rockets. In
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version 1.1, it instead left you with no secondary weapon at all (with
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no way to gain standard Rockets back).
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* If you buy a secondary weapon while one other than standard Rockets
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is already equipped, the currently equipped secondary weapon is
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automatically sold for you (which gives you money equal to half of
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said weapon's cost). In version 1.1, the old secondary weapon would
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simply disappear in this case, meaning the money was lost unless you
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explicitly used the "Sell" button.
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* Travel in Spirit works the same as in every other system, except that
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there is no chance of interceptions in Classic difficulty. Version
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1.1 instead instantly teleported you to the target planet as soon as
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@ -79,41 +89,19 @@ the changes to graphics, sound, and dialog:
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when he first appears in the Elamale mission is different from version
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1.1.
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* Version 1.1 had a bug in the shop which caused selling something to
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redeem half the cost of the next item, rather than half the cost of
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the item being sold. This led to the last item in a series being sold
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for nothing (actually a result of undefined behavior), and it also
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allowed the player to continuously gain money by buying and selling
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the first permanent cooling upgrade. This bug is fixed in the current
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release (including Classic difficulty).
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* Several bugs present in version 1.1 have been fixed. Many of these
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bugs affected gameplay in notable ways; such bugs include:
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* Version 1.1 had some overflow bugs, most notably with plasma ammo.
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The effect of this bug was that you could sometimes gain too much
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plasma ammo, resulting in the recorded amount being lower than before
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the powerup was picked up. These bugs are fixed in the current
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release (including Classic difficulty).
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* A bug made it possible to occasionally get damaged after completing a
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mission, during the warp out sequence (the code was designed to
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protect against this, but a mistake led to one case being uncovered).
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The current release fixes this bug.
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* The Odeon mission in version 1.1 had a broken event with undefined
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behavior. Players saw it as a message from Sid Wilson saying that
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Ursula was running away, followed by an error message. In fact the
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source code never defined a fail condition for Ursula running away, so
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if the event had been defined properly, all it would have done is
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render the mission unwinnable. The current release simply removes the
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broken event entirely (including for Classic difficulty).
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* The "unlimited time" cheat option in version 1.1 caused the Mars
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mission to be unwinnable. The current release fixes that by allowing
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the timer to count down on the Mars mission only while this cheat is
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enabled.
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* The code checking for rescued slaves for the interception mission in
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Eyananth failed to work after the interception was cleared in version
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1.1. This bug is fixed in the current release.
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* A bug in the shop that caused goods to be sold at the wrong price
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(notably exploitable to gain infinite cash by buying and selling
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the permanent cooling upgrade)
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* Overflow bugs that caused various numbers (especially plasma ammo)
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to "wrap around" to zero (leading to cases where gaining plasma
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ammo would cause you to lose plasma ammo instead)
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* A broken event in the Odeon mission that showed a odd error message
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* A bug that caused slaves rescued after the interception is destroyed
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to not count toward the total for the purpose of the Eyananth
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interception mission
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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src/game.c
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src/game.c
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@ -1742,33 +1742,46 @@ static void game_doArrow(int i)
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if (arrow != -1)
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{
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arrowX = aliens[i].x + aliens[i].image[0]->w / 2 - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w;
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arrowX = MAX(0, MIN(arrowX, screen->w - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w));
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arrowY = aliens[i].y + aliens[i].image[0]->h / 2 - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h;
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arrowY = MAX(0, MIN(arrowY, screen->h - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h));
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screen_blit(gfx_sprites[arrow], arrowX, arrowY);
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if (i == ALIEN_SID)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_SID;
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else if (i == ALIEN_PHOEBE)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_PHOEBE;
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else if (i == ALIEN_URSULA)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_URSULA;
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else if (i == ALIEN_KLINE)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_KLINE;
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else if (i == engine.targetIndex)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_TARGET;
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if (indicator != -1)
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if (game.difficulty == DIFFICULTY_ORIGINAL)
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{
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indicatorX = arrowX + gfx_sprites[arrow]->w / 2 - gfx_sprites[indicator]->w / 2;
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indicatorX = MAX(indicatorX, gfx_sprites[arrow]->w + 5);
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indicatorX = MIN(indicatorX, screen->w - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w - gfx_sprites[indicator]->w - 5);
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indicatorY = arrowY + gfx_sprites[arrow]->h / 2 - gfx_sprites[indicator]->h / 2;
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indicatorY = MAX(indicatorY, gfx_sprites[arrow]->h + 5);
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indicatorY = MIN(indicatorY, screen->h - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h - gfx_sprites[indicator]->h - 5);
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_TARGET;
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indicatorX = (screen->w / 2) - (gfx_sprites[indicator]->w / 2);
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indicatorY = 120;
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arrowX = indicatorX + gfx_sprites[indicator]->w / 2 - (gfx_sprites[arrow]->w / 2);
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arrowY = indicatorY + gfx_sprites[indicator]->h + 5;
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screen_blit(gfx_sprites[arrow], arrowX, arrowY);
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screen_blit(gfx_sprites[indicator], indicatorX, indicatorY);
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}
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else
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{
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arrowX = aliens[i].x + aliens[i].image[0]->w / 2 - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w;
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arrowX = MAX(0, MIN(arrowX, screen->w - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w));
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arrowY = aliens[i].y + aliens[i].image[0]->h / 2 - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h;
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arrowY = MAX(0, MIN(arrowY, screen->h - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h));
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screen_blit(gfx_sprites[arrow], arrowX, arrowY);
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if (i == ALIEN_SID)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_SID;
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else if (i == ALIEN_PHOEBE)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_PHOEBE;
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else if (i == ALIEN_URSULA)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_URSULA;
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else if (i == ALIEN_KLINE)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_KLINE;
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else if (i == engine.targetIndex)
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indicator = SP_INDICATOR_TARGET;
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if (indicator != -1)
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{
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indicatorX = arrowX + gfx_sprites[arrow]->w / 2 - gfx_sprites[indicator]->w / 2;
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indicatorX = MAX(indicatorX, gfx_sprites[arrow]->w + 5);
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indicatorX = MIN(indicatorX, screen->w - gfx_sprites[arrow]->w - gfx_sprites[indicator]->w - 5);
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indicatorY = arrowY + gfx_sprites[arrow]->h / 2 - gfx_sprites[indicator]->h / 2;
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indicatorY = MAX(indicatorY, gfx_sprites[arrow]->h + 5);
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indicatorY = MIN(indicatorY, screen->h - gfx_sprites[arrow]->h - gfx_sprites[indicator]->h - 5);
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screen_blit(gfx_sprites[indicator], indicatorX, indicatorY);
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}
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}
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}
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}
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