Refactored extension usage that became core in GL2, and adjusted some types for GL2 compatibility.
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This can be revisited in the future to address these corner cases without breaking the original game.
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Inspired by x86 assembly, these stand for "above" and "below", and perform unsigned versions of greater-than and less-than, respectively.
Useful for testing array bounds.
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Sets the black palette used for enemy shadows and for black rectangles in the menu. Default value is 4.
Patch from Fox.
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Called when a music track will be started from the beginning, and when the current track is continued after loading a save, etc.
The requested track is passed into PLAYLEVELMUSICSLOT via ud.m_volume_number and ud.m_level_number.
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TODO: Exposing whether any music is currently playing at all. (No, it is not ud.musictoggle.)
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People were using these commands in spite of my explicit instructions not to.
Now that music track is saved properly, no one has any excuse to continue using these.
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This allows as much of the control flow as possible to fail gracefully without interruping currently playing music.
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New events:
"EVENT_MENUCURSORLEFT"
"EVENT_MENUCURSORRIGHT"
"EVENT_MENUCURSORSHADE"
"EVENT_MENUSHADESELECTED"
New userdef structures:
"menu_shadedeselected"
"menu_shadedisabled"
"menutext_zoom"
"menutext_xspace"
"menutext_pal"
"menutext_palselected"
"menutext_paldeselected"
"menutext_paldisabled"
"menutext_palselected_right"
"menutext_paldeselected_right"
"menutext_paldisabled_right"
"gametext_zoom"
"gametext_xspace"
"gametext_pal"
"gametext_palselected"
"gametext_paldeselected"
"gametext_paldisabled"
"gametext_palselected_right"
"gametext_paldeselected_right"
"gametext_paldisabled_right"
"minitext_zoom"
"minitext_xspace"
"minitext_tracking"
"minitext_pal"
"minitext_palselected"
"minitext_paldeselected"
"minitext_paldisabled"
"minitext_palselected_right"
"minitext_paldeselected_right"
"minitext_paldisabled_right"
"menutitle_pal"
"slidebar_palselected"
"slidebar_paldisabled"
Self-explanatory. Use in conjunction with "menutext_tracking" and "gametext_tracking" ("mgametext_tracking" is now ignored).
The values for disabled shade is added to the selected or deselected shades. The palettes have a disabled > selected > deselected hierarchy, and are applied if not zero.
Patch from Fox
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LOGO_NOHELP: Remove the "Help" item in the main menu and the F1 key function.
LOGO_NOCREDITS: Remove the "Credits" item in the main menu.
Patch from Fox.
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divr <dividend> <divisor>
Divide gamevar <dividend> by <divisor> and round (aka round to nearest) the result. A result of 0.5 will equal 1.
divru <dividend> <divisor>
Divide gamevar <dividend> by <divisor> and round up (aka round away from zero) the result.
Additionally "divrd" can be used to round down (aka round toward zero), which is equivalent to the current div command as tested on x86, ARM, and PowerPC.
Note that "shiftr" rounds up negative values.
Patch from Fox.
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