- Now tracing is not a build-time config but a runtime option (`-trace`)
- One command per line, so that traces are not mixed with other outputs
- Send traces to DAP client
- Fix garbled characters in non-SJIS environments
`L [1-26]` should set RND to 0 after load, and `Q [1-26]` should set RND
to 1 after save. This behavior is used by the following games:
ayumi_fd, prog_fd, funnybee_cd, funnybee_fd, onlyyou, prog_cd, ayumi_cd,
yakata3_cd, otome, hashirionna2
Especially in hashirionna2, not setting RND breaks the control flow.
Some screens in Alice's Cottage 3 have menus implemented on the script
side. The script does not know the absolute position of the mouse
pointer (cursor movement is done by obtaining the relative movement
distance of the mouse), so the mouse pointer and the selected item were
often misaligned, and the cursor could not be moved by touch operation.
This adds a hack to the K3 command that emulates cursor movements by
absolute mouse pointer location.
Before this change, fade in and fade out was implemented using a
16-steps dithering pattern.
Now fading uses alpha-blending. It behaves like the PC98 version, where
fading was done by palette animation.
This reduces `sizeof(AGS)` by 1.2MB.
Some strings ("戻る" and "次のページ" in menu, character names in DPS)
are not included in game files but are hard-coded in the executable.
Now those strings can be overridden by adding [string] section to
system3.ini. For example, system3.ini for English translation of DPS
may look like this:
[config]
game = dps
title = D.P.S - Dream Program System
[string]
back = Back
next_page = Next Page
dps_custom = Custom
dps_linus = Linus
dps_katsumi = Katsumi
dps_yumiko = Yumiko
dps_itsumi = Itsumi
dps_hitomi = Hitomi
dps_mariko = Mariko
This makes System3-sdl2 stop message skip when it sees text that has not
been read by the player. Seen / unseen flags are stored in MSGSKIP.DAT
file in the save folder.