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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
* Better game detection code. NAGI approach with inheritable settings seems to be nice. Direct MD5 approach will not always work, i.e. we have to have a goo dfallback, so zillions of fan-made games could work as is. | |||
* Save/load management | * Save/load management | ||
* Objectify | * Objectify | ||
Revision as of 16:51, 18 November 2006
Main ToDo items
Features
- Better game detection code. NAGI approach with inheritable settings seems to be nice. Direct MD5 approach will not always work, i.e. we have to have a goo dfallback, so zillions of fan-made games could work as is.
- Save/load management
- Objectify
- Make Hi-res mode switchable. Probably add yet another command line parameter?
- Better compatibility. NAGI is known to be more stable
Future
From Sarien Bugs and requests
- AGI256, Agi256-2 support (which games use them?)
- Amiga-style menus (?) See this screenshot
- Hercules mode (?)
- Mac mono mode (?)
- Finish Apple IIgs music support
- PC Speaker music
NAGI features
First thing to consider is that NAGI has X11 license.
- Hercules fonts (suggestion is at Sarien FR)
- Generic AGI version detector
- Check Tandy emulator
- Apple II palette