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, 15:25, 1 August 2007Added info on weird piece of logic in Apple IIGS King's Quest I.
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word giving the length of the whole instrument set (So it's | word giving the length of the whole instrument set (So it's | ||
1192 with Space Quest I, 1292 with all the others). | 1192 with Space Quest I, 1292 with all the others). | ||
== 2007-08-01 (Wednesday) - Instrument data and some commits == | |||
Still played a bit with the Python program that handles the | |||
Apple IIGS instrument data extraction. Now I feel like I'm | |||
getting a bit of a hang of the instrument data. | |||
Here's an odd bit of logic code I found from Apple IIGS | |||
version of King's Quest I (I added the comments): | |||
<pre> | |||
if (v20 == 0) // v20 is computer type, value 0 is IBM-PC | |||
set.game.id("PQ"); // Police Quest?! | |||
else | |||
set.game.id("KQ"); | |||
</pre> | |||
Look at [[AGI/Specifications/Internals#Variables_used_by_the_interpreter | variables used by AGI]] for info on v20. | |||
Like what? Why? Why would the game want to change its game ID | |||
based on what computer it's being run on? Totally weird... | |||