Hi, > Observations: > > Into, scene 1: Girl changes to guy. > Guy /w Briefcase doesn't walk. [#52] I'm not completely sure, but I think that DoBresen somehow restarts here magically. > scene 2: No boat! Just a pair of heads in the water.. [#52?] > "We're here!" :) Interestingly, this used to work before the last bunch of changes to Animate(). Need to look at that again. (Yes, covered by #52.) > scene 3: Jeeves's eyes only. [#104] > scene 4: Laura disappears from the dinner table when Lilian > speaks. [#52?] Not covered by this, will be filed. > kDispose called on invalid list @ a9c2 when Colonel > makes his little speech. Hadn't noticed that; thanks! Will be filed. > General problems: > > 1) Underbits present errors with every text box getting destroyed. Yep. > 2) Fades in every scene; called on an invalid handle (0000) each time. > 3) Scene changes wait for song to end. Presumably because they aren't > fading out like they're supposed to. ;) > > Heh. Speaking of which, fades aren't actually implemented in the > soundserver. The volume reduction part, that is... Simple enough to > put in there though. soundserver_null.c, e.g. line 225. "fadeticks" is supposed to handle that. > I'm going to see if I can figure out where the fade handle is coming > from; I suppose it's also possible that 0000 is a special case meaning > 'current song' or 'all songs'. Quite possible. Lars mentioned this as a possibility, and it'd make sense from a "common sense" point of view. > On other fronts: > > The pc beeper/XBell driver seems to be doomed; perhaps one event > every 10 seconds gets through. It's pretty sad. Don't think it's going > to pan out, unless I can get access to the pc beeper through some other > means. OK, don't waste too much of your lifetime on that. BTW, regarding the GM driver: How about a fork()/execve() for Timidity? Many modern native sequencers beat Timidity, but not everybody has one of them... Re Adlib: Maybe there's someone else on the list who has a more intimate knowledge of that driver, or at least knows which driver subfunction "load patches" is? llap, Christoph -- Attached file included as plaintext by Listar -- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.4 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iEYEARECAAYFAjqj/dcACgkQg4EAPSSqEf8IbQCghgyKmNKFEzyZVGt1VA3JHPMs Er4AoIQAHOhH+AfZeUe9ehrzyVv9zJv6 =Mwkg -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
