Opened 7 months ago
Closed 3 months ago
#15047 closed defect (fixed)
SCUMM: DIG: "Holding an object"-state gets cancelled by cutscene override
Reported by: | mike-SpeedyAdventures | Owned by: | AndywinXp |
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Priority: | normal | Component: | Engine: SCUMM |
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Cc: | Game: | The Dig |
Description
If you 'Use wire with panel' after opening the broken panel of the door that leads to the map spire and then press Esc to cutscene override, Low will drop the wire. You then have to pick it up again and make sure to not use cutscene override to be able to use it on the sparks.
Playing on DOSBox, the cutscene override does not make Low drop the wire and you can immediately proceed to use it with the sparks.
A very similar situation occurs when you try to combine the pole with the pin to build a giant mouse trap. If you use a cutscene override to skip the animation of Low picking up the pole, he will immediately drop it again. Does not occur when playing on DOSBox.
Played on ScummVM 2.9.0git (Mar 15 2024 08:55:38), but I've seen speedruns on ScummVM 2.0.0 where the same thing happens.
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Change History (7)
follow-up: 2 comment:1 by , 7 months ago
by , 7 months ago
Attachment: | digsaves.zip added |
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comment:2 by , 7 months ago
Replying to AndywinXp:
Hi! Thanks for your ticket! Do you have a savegame for both versions by any chance?
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comment:3 by , 5 months ago
Not sure what's causing this. The scripts starting in room 23 (Nexus) as soon as the wire action is started are: 2020, 69 and 211. 2020 is the one setting the override, 69 is the global script handling turning (I think?), and I couldn't find 211.
Here is script 2020 (SCUMM syntax provided by nutcracker):
script 2020 { ; LSCR LECF_0001\LFLF_0023\ROOM\LSCR_2020 stop-script 2000 stop-script 2001 stop-script 129 stop-script 130 class-of 179 is 160 state-of 211 is 0 class-of 211 is 160 cut-scene (2) override &[00000150] camera-pan-to 100 wait-for-camera actor 3 \ costume 71 \ ignore-boxes \ scale 255 \ always-zclip 0 actor 3 \ talk-animation 4 5 actor 3 \ special-draw 1 actor 3 \ direction 180 put-actor 3 at 477,0 in-room 23 do-animation 3 9 break-here 19 times [00000150]: if !( s_selectedActor ) jump &[00000415] override off print-line \ " " stop-script 131 stop-script 132 stop-script 133 stop-script 134 stop-script 135 stop-script 136 do-animation 3 255 do-animation 3 3 stop-script 32 if ( class-of 5 is 136 ) { stop-script 143 stop-script 144 stop-script 145 stop-script 146 stop-script 147 stop-script 148 if ( (actor-room 5) == V.10 ) { do-animation 5 255 do-animation 5 3 } stop-script 34 } if ( class-of 4 is 136 ) { stop-script 137 stop-script 138 stop-script 139 stop-script 140 stop-script 141 stop-script 142 if ( (actor-room 4) == V.10 ) { do-animation 4 255 do-animation 4 3 } stop-script 33 } actor 3 \ costume 71 \ ignore-boxes \ scale 255 \ always-zclip 0 actor 3 \ talk-animation 4 5 actor 3 \ special-draw 1 actor 3 \ direction 180 put-actor 3 at 477,0 in-room 23 camera-at 100 jump &[00000416] [00000415]: override off [00000416]: do-animation 3 7 end-cut-scene start-script 18 ( 153 ) start-script 73 ( 153 ) say-line 3 "/NEXUS.117/Now I've got the free end of the wire." class-of 179 is 160 V.233 = 2004 wait-for-message end-script }
And here is one thing we are currently missing from the override functions from the disasm, but which doesn't seem to fix anything:
void ScummEngine::beginOverride() { const int idx = vm.cutSceneStackPointer; assert(0 <= idx && idx < kMaxCutsceneNum); + if (_game.version >= 5 && !vm.cutScenePtr[idx]) { + ++vm.slot[_currentScript].cutsceneOverride; + } vm.cutScenePtr[idx] = _scriptPointer - _scriptOrgPointer; vm.cutSceneScript[idx] = _currentScript; // Skip the jump instruction following the override instruction // (the jump is responsible for "skipping" cutscenes, and the reason // why we record the current script position in vm.cutScenePtr). fetchScriptByte(); fetchScriptWord(); if (_game.version >= 5) VAR(VAR_OVERRIDE) = 0; } void ScummEngine::endOverride() { const int idx = vm.cutSceneStackPointer; assert(0 <= idx && idx < kMaxCutsceneNum); + if (_game.version >= 5 && vm.cutScenePtr[idx]) { + --vm.slot[_currentScript].cutsceneOverride; + } vm.cutScenePtr[idx] = 0; vm.cutSceneScript[idx] = 0; if (_game.version >= 4) VAR(VAR_OVERRIDE) = 0; }
Not sure if I'll continue tackling this for the time being, hence my research being available above for whoever needs it.
comment:4 by , 3 months ago
Maybe it isn't related to the cutscene handling? If I want for the animation to finish (leaving Boston holding the wire), then press any key or click the mouse, he puts it down on the ground. So maybe Esc both ends the cutscene, and is handled as a keypress afterwards?
At any rate, it does call runInputScript().
(In DOSBox, pressing Esc after the animation has finished also puts down the rope.)
comment:5 by , 3 months ago
This seems to fix the problem for me. I have no idea if it's the correct way of doing it, though:
diff --git a/engines/scumm/input.cpp b/engines/scumm/input.cpp index 6aeb9dc3a0f..b408aad3c79 100644 --- a/engines/scumm/input.cpp +++ b/engines/scumm/input.cpp @@ -589,8 +589,8 @@ void ScummEngine_v7::processKeyboard(Common::KeyState lastKeyHit) { abortCutscene(); } - _mouseAndKeyboardStat = Common::ASCII_ESCAPE; - + if (!VAR(VAR_OVERRIDE)) + _mouseAndKeyboardStat = Common::ASCII_ESCAPE; } else { // Fall back to V6 behavior ScummEngine_v6::processKeyboard(lastKeyHit);
Hi! Thanks for your ticket! Do you have a savegame for both versions by any chance?