On Sun, 23 Dec 2001, Christoph Reichenbach wrote: > > #291 (PQ2 shopwoman bug) still appears to be broken. It looks like > > FreeSCI's values for brRect and nsRect are totally wrong (actually, only > > the left/right values for those rects). > > Do you have those available somewhere? I can't really test very well from > here.
I have updated the screenshots on my website from the SSCI debugger. I have noticed a pattern: the horizontal coordinates (x, brLeft, brRight, etc) for both haines and shopwoman seem to be offset by -50 or so. I believe that because of this, the MoveTo gets very confused and never completes. See the screen shots and the FreeSCI debugger output @ http://www.clock.org/~matt/freesci . > > In SSCI, shopwoman has a signal of 0 and in FreeSCI, it is 0x0400 (1024). > > That would indicate that she has collided with something. Could you test > this with +b so that we know what she hit, please? > > (Check for 'finished mover by collision'; the cause can usually be derived > from the text printed before that.) That message never happens, it appears to go into an infinite loop. The debug output is in the pq2-inspect.txt file mentioned above. > > I can't verify any more of PQ2 until the shopwoman bug > > is fixed, of course. > > This is the only case of the brRect being off that I know of, and it's > quite surprising. This used to work earlier, right? We should check if the > brRect used to be correct. I only have recent CVS and 0.3.2a on my machine, getting a whole source tree from a previous date would take awhile on this dialup. 0.3.2a crashes for me pretty immediately in PQ2, so I can't give any further information on this until I get back (on the 27th). I'm assuming this bug did not exist before, since PQ2 was beaten by two different people before. Hmm.. perhaps doing a CVS binary search between the time it was beaten and now would be a good idea.. > Only the sound server remains to be fixed now. I'm working on this (from win32 side). I'll let the list know if/when I get somewhere. -- http://www.clock.org/~matt
