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 * [[Gob/Bugs|Bugs]]: List of bugs that occurred in the original versions
-== Debug Menu for Dev7Games==
+See for further Information here:
-*How to open the Menu?
-This is for 1.3.0.0
-To open the debug menu, start Adiboo3 or any Dev7Game with the shortcut containing -break
-now under Hidden icons in the bottom right the up arrow should be the sign of LOADER7.exe
-from the version 1.3.0.0 with the name DEV7VM Debug Windows the Debug Menu can be displayed by
-right-click to open.
-This for Version 1.2.0.0
-You can also open the debug menu if the game was opened with -break and then at the top
-Adiboo3 / Adibou3 or how your game is called you ever run right click then the menu will appear
-*How i find out which Version i have?
-If you have for your LOADER7.exe a blue icon instead of the normal then you have Version 1.3.0.0
-If you have for your LOADER7.exe a empty icon then you have Version 1.2.0.0
-Or press on your Executable rightclick then Properties then Details and verify which Version you have
-*What can i do with the Debug Menu?
-With Bitmaps Windows you can view the images that are in their own IMG format
-File name shows the name of the file (IMG image).
-idBmp shows the ID of the bitmap
-OBC Name shows the name of the OBC
-Size displays a 5 digit number
-Info shows the size of the image and also the bpp (usually this is 15A)
-attributes shows various "attributes" (RDO, RDWR, RDO+SHD(1), RDO+SHD(4), RDO+SHD(6), RDO+SHD(12)
-Time shows the time when the image was called up by the game. The hour comes first
-then a colon, then the minute, then a colon again, then the second, and then again
-a colon where the millisecond is
-and if you open an image by double-clicking or by ticking it, you can display the xy armpit
-and display the rgb numbers
-With Audio Channels you can see which VMD file is being played Use stands for
-what format is used Player or Other or VMD for the currently playing audio and OBC name is the
-Name of the obc file where the audio is located
-AS_ANIMSCRIPTPLAYER is executed when a song is played or a video is played from the TV
-or what is explained
-SD_PICTURE when sounds are played from an animation or when language files are played
-if e.g. Adiboo asks / says something
-ACA_READER when a task is explained (learning stations)
-With Zones Window you can see a zone for each item by each icon or item
-which is marked green in the game
-idZone displays shows the ID of the zone
-Type shows in which region the zone is there are different (region, 3D object, bitmap mask)
-State indicates whether this zone is activated or deactivated. Enabled stands for activated and Disabled for deactivated
-Z-order may stand for the Z-axle
-Bounding rect shows the size of Region, Bitmap mask but not 3D object
-Visible rect shows 0,0 everywhere and size 800x600
-OBC name shows SD_OBJECT, SCENE3D
-In cursor everywhere only one ? displayed
-Click cursor is everywhere just a ? displayed
-With screen elements window you can display the icons of the blue bar and
-you can see the animations or you can see a still frame of the video such as Coktel Intro
-idElem shows the ID of the element (SD_OBJECT / 3DWORLDWARP).
-Type indicates that the type is bitmap and the {} brackets contain the ID of the bitmap
-State indicates whether the object is visible as a clickable object or as an environment
-Visible (1) stands for an object which you can click on, which causes different animations
-to be executed
-Visible (2) represents the environment
-DWORLDWARP displays the image of the environment
-SD_OBJECT is an object which you can click on, which then causes different animations etc
-to be executed
-Z-order may stand for the Z-axle
-Blend level are all unknown to 255 what this is used for
-Bounding rect indicates the size of the bitmap
-OBC name shows which OBC is currently required
-and if you open a screen element by double-clicking on the name or by ticking it, you can see if the graphic is transparent
-and display the xy armpit and display the rgba numbers
-With File monitoring you can see which file the game is currently using
-Handle shows a 4-digit text made up of letters and numbers
-File name shows the location of the file
-Fashion indicates RD
-Last access shows the read speed in KB
-Rate shows the reading speed in KB but only what if you change the environment as an example
-Peak rate constantly displays a reading speed in KB
-In the second section
-# is empty
-File name is empty
-Request is empty
-Size is empty
-Result is empty
-OBC name is empty
-With Resources Window you can do several things
-Bitmaps (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count for how many images are active
-Max count how many images can be active at the same time
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-VMD (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many animations are active
-Max count how many animations can be active
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-Movie (Resources Window / Resources)
-reacts to nothing
-Count is not responding
-Max count is not responding
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-Screen elements (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many elements are active
-Max count how many elements can be active
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-Hidden is unknown
-Zones (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many zones are active
-Max count the maximum number of zones that can be active
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-Inactive how many are inactive
-D Mesh (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many are active in the () brackets is how many kilobytes are used
-Max count how many 3D mesh can be active
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-D Materials (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many 3D Materials are active in the () brackets is how many Kiobyte is used
-Max count how many 3D materials are allowed to be active in the () brackets is how many kilobytes are used
-may be
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-View renders (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count displays a 6 digit number that is always changing for what is unknown
-Frame rate shows the frame rate of the game
-Peak rate shows the peak rate in fps
-Screen refresh (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count displays a 5 digit number that is always changing for what is unknown
-Frame rate shows the frame rate of the game
-Peak rate shows the peak rate in fps
-Enabled true (1) indicates it is enabled
-Dispatch events (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count is unknown
-Free time (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count is unknown
-Timers (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count shows how many timers are there
-Max count shows how many timers exist
-Created is unknown
-Released is unknown
-Running shows how many timers are currently running
-Files (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count shows how many files are currently being used
-Max count shows the maximum number of files available
-Opened shows how many files are currently open
-Closed shows how many files are currently closed
-Rate shows the transfer rate in seconds, usually in kilobytes
-Peak rate shows kilobytes in seconds
-Bytes read shows how many bytes are read in seconds
-Audio channels (Resources Window / Resources)
-Count how many audio files are currently being played
-Max count the maximum number of audio files that can be played
-Events window
-Type is empty
-Info is empty
-Object is empty
-OBC name is empty
-Trace window
-Group is empty
-Comment is empty
-Date is empty
-Time is empty
-Info box setup window
-Groups there, what can be entered cannot be confirmed
-info box
-can be activated by ticking it does not happen because probably no info box was set up via info box setup
-Warning box can be activated by ticking but nothing happens
-Show refresh frame
-Video access when this is activated a black message appears in the bottom left corner of the game where % screen written : XX.X (PK:XX.X) stands X stands for the numbers which are constantly changing automatically and gray squares are displayed
-Off screen access shows gray squares
-Off Shows no gray squares and also no black message with % screen written
-*Pictures
-[[Category:Engines]]

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