Opened 19 years ago

Closed 19 years ago

Last modified 15 years ago

#2252 closed defect (fixed)

DOTT: "ERROR: no parts available"

Reported by: (none) Owned by:
Priority: normal Component: Engine: SCUMM
Version: Keywords:
Cc: Game: Day of the Tentacle

Description

Build: CVS from 2005-10-11 w/tremor support Platform: OpenBSD/zaurus

When playing the DOTT talkie, if I try to go up the fireplace with Laverne I immediately get "ERROR: no parts available". I also tried this on OpenBSD/i386 using the uncompressed sound file and the same error occurred.

Saved game is attached.

Ticket imported from: #1325487. Ticket imported from: bugs/2252.

Attachments (1)

tentacle.s16 (31.4 KB ) - added by SF/*anonymous 19 years ago.
laverne_fireplace_crash_savegame

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Change History (10)

by SF/*anonymous, 19 years ago

Attachment: tentacle.s16 added

laverne_fireplace_crash_savegame

comment:1 by (none), 19 years ago

MD5 (MONSTER.SOU) = 86ed80f36192937d9a38fa8e9fb48b84 MD5 (TENTACLE.000) = 4167a92a1d46baa4f4127d918d561f88 MD5 (TENTACLE.001) = c5d451e659e0915ac02f5807de3a0bc0

comment:2 by eriktorbjorn, 19 years ago

Probably the same problem as the one described in bug #1325060.

comment:3 by eriktorbjorn, 19 years ago

I can't reproduce this problem, but it looks to me as if that error was never intended to be fatal. It just means it can't create a new part, because there were no unused ones and the used ones all had higher priority than this new one. So I've downgraded it to a debug message.

comment:4 by fingolfin, 19 years ago

So I assume this can be closed as "fixed" ? I still think there is a deeper issue here (like the "load" code should probably reset more parts of iMuse or so), but for now it should work again, shouldn't it?

Jolan Luff, would you please test with a current CVS build to see whether the problem still occurs?

comment:5 by fingolfin, 19 years ago

Summary: dott talkie: "ERROR: no parts available"DOTT: "ERROR: no parts available"

comment:6 by eriktorbjorn, 19 years ago

Well, it shouldn't cause ScummVM to terminate any more. As I said, it doesn't look to me as this function failing was ever supposed to be a fatal error.

But, as you say, it could still be a bug that caused it to happen. I'm not sure if saving/restoring was involved in this particular bug report, though. Unless it's one of the points where the game saves/restores on its own.

comment:7 by (none), 19 years ago

Yes it was fixed by -r2.58 of imuse_player.cpp, thanks.

comment:8 by (none), 19 years ago

Status: newclosed

comment:9 by Kirben, 15 years ago

Resolution: fixed
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