the stack will display the latest object always on TOP so we can see
which will resolve first, the last to resolve will always be on
bottom... also increase credit bonus. default is 500 credits and for
momir will be 800 credits.
Here is a small example inspired from SDLmain.c:
g_launcher = new JGameLauncher();
InitGame();
MTGCollection()->loadFolder("sets/primitives/");
MTGCollection()->loadFolder("sets/", "_cards.dat");
options.reloadProfile();
TestSuite testSuite("test/_tests.txt");
int result = testSuite.run();
DestroyGame();
delete g_launcher;
return result;
Fixes in GameObserver serialization/deserialization code
Fixes in JNetwork and JSocket on windows
Various code cleanup (currentGamePhase access in particular)
Updated GUI code to re-enable a basic network GUI
Activated threaded tests on Windows. It uses 4 threads by default.
modified pc and android impls to ensure new calls are made. These still have the same effective outcome (kill and start) until the equivalent is coded on these platforms to pause and resume the music.
fixed bug with iOS sound effects not playing. Forgot to assign the key to the associated music sample
fixed a compiler warning in SimplePopup in the constructor declaration
===DECK Editor changes ===
Added two touch buttons , one for "Sell Card", the other to switch between Deck and Collection.
changed swipe Left/Right to rotate card collection; removing the previous action which was to swap between deck/collection viewing
Note: GameStateDeckViewer isn't a JGuiController so can't leverage off the mButtons vector. Thus, the buttons have to be handled by this class separately. (setButtonState, userPressedButton)
- fixed some issues in zstream that prevented to use "getline" in zipped streams
- added a "pooled buffers" system to keep a cache of file descriptors. This is potentially dangerous though, but shaves several seconds of loading time on the PSP. If problems arise on other platforms I'll make it a compilation parameter
- gracefully fail when calling manacost information on a not properly initialized mana cost
- attempt at reducing loading times on the PSP: I merged a few graphics files together, removed some unused calls from the initialization functions, and moved some other ones to have a more lazy approach. The PSP version remains fairly slow in some parts (especially loading, but also entering the shop, or starting a new game), so I will try to reduce file access as much as possible in the days to come. Not a release blocker IMO though, but I4d sure love if it were faster.
- uppercased "Track1.mp3" to be in line with the actual filename. Most likely this had been broken forever on case-sensitive OSes
- I removed costly calls from the textscroller. I believe it wasn't very useful in its previous state. Now it's only "advertising" for unlockable stuff, which I think is ok (and allows to refresh it every time the menu is loaded)
- As a counterpart, added a "% complete" progress bar in the menu, something I wanted to add a while ago.
- Modified undo to stop at "next phase" action
- Added "muligan" and "force library shuffling" to the list of logged action
- Fixed random logging
- Fixed double logging of actions
- Merged all the "next game" functions into a single one
- Created a PlayerType type instead of using int
- Moved the player loading code into the GameObserver and out of GameStateDuel to avoid having player references in both and simplify the initialization and termination. Tweeked a bit the humanplayer class to be able to do that.
- Added a "load" menu available in testsuite mode, I use that to load problematique game. To use it, just copy-paste a game from the traces into Res/test/game/timetwister.txt. Game in traces starts by "rvalues:..." and ends by "[end]"
- Added some untested and commented out code in GuiCombat to use the mouse/touch to setup the damage on the blockers
- Broke the network game ... hoh well, I'll repair it when everything else works !!
- various code cleanup and compilation fixes on Linux
-- I added an AbilityParser.cpp file, mid term goal is to move AbilityFactory there, so that MTGAbility.cpp becomes a bit less big.
-- I tried to add the file reference in Makefiles, but only tested windows compilation so far
- Fixed bugs related to "castRestriction" variables in MTGAbility. these variables were declared in both the parent and children classes, leading to bugs and duplicate code/content
The test suite passes
Included in a new modrules.xml tags.
<cardgui>
<background> Stores information concerning the colors </ background>
<renderbig> Stores information to draw the card </ renderbig>
<rendertinycrop> Stores information to draw the card </ rendertinycrop>
</ cardgui>
Change the variables array for vectors
- Added a "cachesize" option (not available from the menu, but can be manually edited in players/options.txt, for example cachesize=200 means 200MB of cache). The hardcoded cache on windows/linux is 20MB, which is not enough for Hi Res cards (60 is better, 200 is great)
-- This is a copy/paste and shouldn't have any impact on the logic. I just moved some functions from AIPlayer to AIPlayerBaka
- Added back the possibility to select a different Resource folder with file Res.txt
- Fix a crash when a token id does not exist
moved debug framerate message to be 10px higher. current position covers the credit count on the game shop screens.
changed hard coded numeric values for menu ids to Labels. ( this was done only to GameStateAward )
-- zipFS has several limitations...
--- in a general way, seekg doesn't work... so getting a file's size needs to be done through JFileSystem.
--- getLine on files open with zipFS doesn't work so great. Not sure if it is a normal issue because files are open in binary or not... JFileSystem therefore offers a "readIntoString" function that needs to be used instead of the usual "getline" technique. However getLine can then be used on a stream connected to the string.
-- tested on Windows and PSP, I also made sure android still works, but haven't tested zip support on Android.
-- I tried to maintain backwards compatibility, but this might break on some platforms, if I broke some platforms and you can't find a way to fix them, please contact me and we'll figure something out
-- This removes wagic::ifstream. I didn't reimplement the securities that were involved in this, apologies for that. Might be useful to reimplement such securities in JFileSystem
-- I haven't tested options/profiles in a deep way, it is possible I broke that.
- This is some Work in progress to make Wagic less "game" dependent.
This change especially is an attempt at moving away from some dangerous patents owned by some company.
It introduces "modrules.xml", a global configuration file describing dynamic settings for any given Wagic mod. It is very basic for now, but allows to customize a bit. In particular, it allows to remove the concept of shop and deck editor from the game, dynamically generate the main menu, and represent card activation with a mask rather than a rotation.
I have a sample in progress which I hope to submit in the days to come, a proof of concept (nothing fancy yet) for another type of game using these ideas, as well as a few other things I introduced recently.
In the future, I am hoping to extend modrules.xml so that it entirely describes the rules of a given card game. the other files in rules.txt will describe "extensions" to the core rules, just like they do right now, so this new file does not make them obsolete.
- Also fixed minor bugs I stumbled upon while developing
- also has a basic support for unlocks (does not yet allow people to create their own unlock rules, though...)
- Some things are still hardcoded and should progressively move to these rules files (such as Game Type, how random decks are created, etc...)
- Test suite doesn't foolishly ask you to choose a game mode (momir, etc...) anymore
- UPDATE YOUR Res/rules/ folder !!!
class Foo
#ifdef TRACK_OBJECT_USAGE
: public InstanceCounter<Foo>
#endif
Then, use this macro somewhere in the class body:
SUPPORT_OBJECT_ANALYTICS(Foo)
Lastly, add whatever information you want to trace out to the function ObjectAnalytics::DumpStatistics().
Here's a sample of the output of what I've instrumented so far:
-----------------------------------------------------------
Object Usage Stats
CardPrimitive current count: 7899
CardPrimitive current byte usage: 2053740
CardPrimitive max count: 7908
CardPrimitive max byte usage: 2056080
MTGCard current count: 13973
MTGCard current byte usage: 670704
MTGCard max count: 13982
MTGCard max byte usage: 671136
MTGCardInstance current count: 180
MTGCardInstance current byte usage: 172080
MTGCardInstance max count: 189
MTGCardInstance max byte usage: 180684
-----------------------------------------------------------
Also fixed a subtle memory pooling issue in the RenderCountersBig() routine: if you're in regular card display mode, the idea is that formatted text is only fetched if you flip into alternate render mode. However, in this function, if counters are being drawn, it would fetch the formatted text in order to determine where to draw the counters, EVEN IF the counters count was zero. So it had nothing to draw, but it meanwhile pooled the formatted strings into memory anyway.
- Added a "PSP" compile-time define to clean up some compile time checks (replaced !WIN32 && !LINUX && !IOS with PSP)
-- Wil, I am aware that this is redundant with the PSPENV variable you introduced recently, I think we can clean that up easily
-- This looks like lots of changes, but most of the time I just moved some blocks here and there
-- tested on VC 2010, PSP, and a bit of NDK
-- I might have broken maemo, iOS, or Linux compilation, can you guys check?
- Fixed some warnings reported by NDK
- NDK still does not compile because recent boost additions (mutex, etc...) are apparently not supported
Turned on the threaded card fetching code for win/linux. PSP runs unthreaded. There's an easy toggle for switching which mode the app runs in: check out WResourceManager's constructor.
To fully appreciate the difference, try going into the deck editor without these changes, and use the arrow keys to navigate around (esp. up/down, as it loads 7 cards at a time). Then try again with these mods, you'll see the cards flicker briefly to the back card image and then load as they scroll onto the screen.
- added 2 menus to wait for connection and wait for deck selection
- tested compilation on Qt Linux, Qt Windows and PSP
- deactivated everywhere (NETWORK_SUPPORT to activate).
- Added method to build a card collection independently of the GUI to ease my unitary test application
- Added part of some network GUI I'm working on, it's #ifdef out, I'm only committing this part to ease later merges
- Added the beginning of a serialization code of the Player and related classes used for network support
- various other minor cleanup
