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(Added another piece to the scene 4150 glitch.)
(The scene 2100 assertion has been fixed by Strangerke.)
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Known hardcoded logic bugs in CD version:
Known hardcoded logic bugs in CD version:
*Scene 2320: If you try to activate the flycycle, it will appear but Quinn will say "Too bad you don't have time to take it out for a spin right now." and then the game becomes unresponsive. I'm guessing that there is a missing call to enableAction(), possibly in Action1::signal() or Action4::signal() since both those functions are being called a couple of times during the animation.
*Scene 2320: If you try to activate the flycycle, it will appear but Quinn will say "Too bad you don't have time to take it out for a spin right now." and then the game becomes unresponsive. I'm guessing that there is a missing call to enableAction(), possibly in Action1::signal() or Action4::signal() since both those functions are being called a couple of times during the animation.
*Scene 2100: Examining the middle console triggers an assertion: "./engines/tsage/globals.h:84: bool tSage::Globals::getFlag(int) const: Assertion `(flagNum > 0) && (flagNum < 256)' failed." This is because Scene2100::Hotspot14::doAction() calls _globals->getFlag(0), which will of course always trigger the assertion.
*Scene 4150: Using the duck produces the message, "You don't need to use your stunner, the fire is sufficient for heating their meal." which seems a bit out of place. Conversely, trying to stun the duck produces the message, "You don't need to steal their next meal."
*Scene 4150: Using the duck produces the message, "You don't need to use your stunner, the fire is sufficient for heating their meal." which seems a bit out of place. Conversely, trying to stun the duck produces the message, "You don't need to steal their next meal."



Revision as of 05:35, 22 May 2011

This is a list of things that still need to be handled properly for the Ringworld game:

  • Add sound support
    • Adlib
    • Sound Blaster
    • Midi (MT-32)

Known engine bugs:

  • There's a Valgrind warning in SceneObject::removeObject() about _visage being undefined when it tests for it. ("Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)".
  • The start play / introduction dialog looks a bit different in DOSBox than it does in ScummVM. It's positioned slightly different, the "Introduction" button has a different border (default button, perhaps?), and when clicked the button goes black, not red.
  • In DOSBox, the button remains selected unless I move the mouse entirely off the button. (Should be fixed now, but the fix is a bit hackish.)
  • Quitting the game while the inventory dialog is open generates a failed assertion.

Known hardcoded logic bugs in floppy version:

  • In scene #6100, the Rocks occasionally get drawn on-screen over-sized at the very bottom of the screen. This is most easily noticable by navigating into a sunflower.
  • Restoring a savegame in scene2320 results in a crash whenever the lift is used

Known hardcoded logic bugs in First Wave version:

  • Scene 2320: When Quinn picks the arms, there a priority glitch (to be verified)
  • Scene 6100: At the end, texts are not skippable, it looks wrong (to be verified)

Known hardcoded logic bugs in CD version:

  • Scene 2320: If you try to activate the flycycle, it will appear but Quinn will say "Too bad you don't have time to take it out for a spin right now." and then the game becomes unresponsive. I'm guessing that there is a missing call to enableAction(), possibly in Action1::signal() or Action4::signal() since both those functions are being called a couple of times during the animation.
  • Scene 4150: Using the duck produces the message, "You don't need to use your stunner, the fire is sufficient for heating their meal." which seems a bit out of place. Conversely, trying to stun the duck produces the message, "You don't need to steal their next meal."

Game status:

  • Floppy version: Completable.
  • First wave version: Completable.
  • CD version: status unknown