Difference between revisions of "AGI/TODO"

Revision as of 06:35, 11 December 2007

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 good fallback, so zillions of fan-made games could work as is. (in progress ?). Fallback should be pretty simple, there are only two known versions of logic compiler (one old one outputs 2.440, all the current AGI Editors do 2.917).
Improve save/load management
Better objectify
Finish Apple IIgs sound support
Better compatibility. NAGI is known to be more stable

Amiga-Style Menu

First thing to consider is that NAGI has X11 license.

Custom 256-color palette support for fan games using AGI256 or AGI256-2
Custom picture/view/cel-dependent palettes
- Example: Darken the backgrounds, lighten the ego and objects.
Accurate white noise emulation for PCjr sound
- Information about the PCjr's sound chip (Including white noise generation):

Support for AGI v2.001 + v1 PC-Disk images (The biggest bar to entry is really working out how the executable knows where files 'map' to on disk, the fileformats are the same, so its just working out how the game knows Sector X, head Y, Track D is the start of File Q).

Make saving/loading routines endian and alignment safe
Amiga version specifics
- palette
  - pink should be displayed as orange
- Amiga interface
  - Compass image
  - inverse text/background colors
  - playground button
  - "greyed-out" buttons
  - cursor
finish support for C64 version
- intro pictures
- palette
- correct in-game pictures
finish support for AppleII version
- intro pictures
- palette
- correct in-game pictures
sound
finish moving _vm->_system->updateScreen(); to main loop (this doesn't seem possible with the current code, though)
support for Atari version

add support
support for Apple, Atari, and C64 versions. DOS version seems to have never existed

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 === Features that'd be nice to have ===
+* Custom 256-color palette support for fan games using [[AGI/Specifications/Other#AGI256|AGI256]] or [[AGI/Specifications/Other#AGI256-2|AGI256-2]]
 * Custom picture/view/cel-dependent palettes
 ** Example: Darken the backgrounds, lighten the ego and objects.