Hi, > - the screen 4 east from the starting point is shifted by about 20 pixels > to the left (savegame #1 `displaced screen'). To me, it looks as if there's just a tree trunk in the right part of the screen. I'm not sure, of course, but it doesn't look particularly like a bug... > - When startling cupid at the pool area (save game #2 `cupid pool'): > FSCI: kEmptyList: Warning (klists.c L213): Warning: EmptyList() was invoked with >1 parameters EmptyList() has since been confirmed as working by Lars, the warning's gone. > - When looking under the bridge and getting the golden ball (save game #3 > `golden ball'): > FSCI: ERROR in kfree (kernel.c L365): Error: Attempt to kfree() non-handle > FSCI: ERROR in invoke_selector (kscripts.c L82): Selector 'delete' of object at >b754 could not be invoked (kgraphics.c L1761) > FSCI: _k_view_list_dispose_loop: Warning (kgraphics.c L1763): Object at b754 >requested deletion, but does not have a delete funcselector These warnings are probably correct and should be kept to prevent future SCI developers from programming sloppily. This doesn't happen in later KQ4s, so it's possibly a bug they fixed later on. The segfault you get when entering this screen appears to be caused by an out-of-bounds write to the auxiliary buffer of that picture. > - After typing `clean up' in the dwarf house (save game #4 `dwarf house'): > FSCI: ERROR in kScriptID (kscripts.c L303): Dispatch index too big: 23002 > 0 > Send: No object at 0000! > pc=2a37 acc=0000 o=c26e fp=74bc sp=74c2 > prev=0 sbase=73f2 globls=323a &restmod=0 > Step #1349116 > 2a37: [W] send 04 > <invalid>::species[Kernel Oops in file vm.c, line 1231: Heap address space >violation on read > Kernel Oops in file vm.c, line 1231: Heap address space violation on read > VAR](0001) Interestingly, I get an error in SetSynonyms() here. Rosella is also subject to the missing DoAvoider(), which might explain her walking strangely. > - When entering the left room in the spooky house (save game #5 > `spooky house'): [...] I'm still not sure what this is, and haven't looked too closely. llap, Christoph
