| 178 | | // FIXME - why was this here? It breaks some animations in LoomCD, and logical, |
| 179 | | // why should we not honor box flags when ignoreBoxes is on? If this change |
| 180 | | // breaks anything, or if you know why the if() was in originally, please |
| 181 | | // tell this to Fingolfin. |
| 182 | | |
| 183 | | // Addendum: it seems that at least in "The Dig" the original code |
| 184 | | // does check ignoreBoxes here... |
| 185 | | // I am not sure what was broken in LoomCD. I am re-enabling this for now |
| 186 | | // If new breakage occurs in LoomCD, we can perform this check |
| 187 | | // conditionally depending on the Scumm version being used... |
| 188 | | |
| 189 | | // Also at least in The Dig, it checks if the actor is in the current room, but |
| 190 | | // that's not necessary here because we can never be called if the actor is |
| 191 | | // not in the current room anyway. |
| | 178 | // FIXME - It seems that at least in The Dig the original code does |
| | 179 | // check ignoreBoxes here. However, it breaks some animations in Loom, |
| | 180 | // causing Bobbin to face towards the camera instead of away from it |
| | 181 | // in some places: After the tree has been destroyed by lightning, and |
| | 182 | // when entering the dark tunnels beyond the dragon's lair at the very |
| | 183 | // least. Possibly other places as well. |
| | 184 | // |
| | 185 | // The Dig also checks if the actor is in the current room, but that's |
| | 186 | // not necessary here because we never call the function unless the |
| | 187 | // actor is in the current room anyway. |
