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[00:37] <GitHub44> scummvm/master 4c316d4 Colin Snover: SCI32: Fix ResourceManager::changeAudioDirectory...
[00:37] <GitHub44> scummvm/master f88bcb3 Colin Snover: SCI32: Add deflang (default language) kGetConfig key for MGDX
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[00:44] <tsoliman> criezy: what is the problem with mass add .. I don't see anything weird
[00:46] <tsoliman> what I do see is very consistently the browser stays open if you start it while in fullscreen .. (and to debug that I have to learn what is going on inside that mm file .. thar be dragons as far as I'm concerned)
[00:48] <tsoliman> criezy: ah I see it now - you have to keep the shift key held down even during the yes/no "mass add may be harmful" dialog
[00:48] <snover> that dialogue seems weird. did there used to not be a confirmation dialogue during/after the scan to confirm/cancel it?
[00:50] <tsoliman> it definitely is a little "OMG" but it is an awesome way to make the user release shift
[00:51] <tsoliman> I really don't know what to think - I imagined that the macOS native browser would capture all input exclusively and not pass anything down to the regular code
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[00:51] <GitHub135> [scummvm] dreammaster pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/v7qPK
[00:51] <GitHub135> scummvm/master 231d9ba Paul Gilbert: TITANIC: Fix incorrect Liftbot response to 'what floor am I on'
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[00:53] <tsoliman> when it wasn't doing so, I fixed it to do so, but that exposed what is IMHO a problem in the dialogue: that it captures all input ..
[00:54] <tsoliman> it also exposed another problem: that the dialog stays open when doing the fullscreen dance
[00:54] <tsoliman> consistently now
[00:55] <tsoliman> so that's a good thing? I mean before it was getting re-closed because of the buffered Esc
[00:55] <tsoliman> or was it?
[00:58] <tsoliman> it staying open when it fullscreen happens in master
[00:58] Action: tsoliman is done having a stroke now
[00:59] <tsoliman> it is staying open when in fullscreen in master also so it isn't new
[01:01] <snover> sorry, my question wasnt clear.
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[01:02] <GitHub117> scummvm/master 7e74c57 Paul Gilbert: TITANIC: Fix conversation with Liftbot not working after twirling around
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[01:02] <tsoliman> first it confirms that you wanna mass add forrealsies with a "no" button .. then it gives you a browser with a cancel .. then it detects all the games and gives you another cance
[01:03] <snover> so there is that do you really want to run mass add? and then when you actually do the scan it gives you the list and a second confirmation
[01:03] <snover> i dont understand why there is the first one
[01:03] <tsoliman> let me back up my scummvmrc :)
[01:03] <tsoliman> and test what happens when you select a dir
[01:05] <tsoliman> yep .. that's is correct .. you get 3 chances to cancel
[01:06] <tsoliman> that's what I meant by "a little OMG" because it isn't your last chance by any means
[01:06] <snover> yeah. to me, all the warnings just makes the process seem scarier than it is
[01:07] <tsoliman> it is hidden behind a shift .. so like it is a secret button
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[01:12] <tsoliman> snover: does it matter to your use case which alternative is taken? SDL_FlushEvents vs SDL_PollEvent+processing?
[01:13] <snover> nope! it is just an optimisation for me. not like the browser issue, where the events cause unwanted phantom actions.
[01:13] <tsoliman> some of these method names sound like "do it!" when they really mean "should I do it?"
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[01:16] <GitHub47> scummvm/master fa7db1f Paul Gilbert: TITANIC: Show Lift call remote action when approaching a lift
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[01:17] <tsoliman> criezy: I can't think of a good solution for the mass add getting stuck - short of the the dialog code sending an artificial keyup .. which is more GUI code doing key events when IMHO it has no business doing in the first place
[01:19] <tsoliman> maybe you were making a general point and the mass add is just an example :) .. I'll let this go for a bit ..
[01:20] <tsoliman> FWIW I prefer the current PR as-is ... not a strongly-held opinion ... decisions are reversible and this "sanity" will be useful for more debugging (especially for the staying-open test case)
[01:33] <snover> i think i was just hyperfixating on the first are you sure? dialogue.
[01:36] <Lightkey> and you sneakily added Mother Goose DeluXe to testing
[01:36] <snover> yes
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[01:39] <snover> i hope to get phant2 into testing also this week sometime, then they can all be announced at once i hope
[01:40] <snover> after that there will be only 4 games left
[01:41] <snover> one of which i think i are doing the world a favour by not finishing (PQ:SWAT)
[01:41] <snover> i am
[01:41] <snover> *
[01:41] <snover> another one of which i think only completionists are likely to care about (hoyle 5)
[01:41] <Lightkey> what? D:
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[01:42] <snover> oops, sorry. *5* games. clearly, my brain decided PQ:SWAT was not a game. ;)
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[01:43] <Lightkey> five?! there are not even that many SCI3 games (only slight exaggeration)!
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[01:45] <snover> lighthouse, rama, and shivers 2 are the remaining three.
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[01:46] <Lightkey> Shivers 2, you sure?
[01:47] <snover> yep.
[01:47] <tsoliman> snover: I'll buy you a beer next time you visit Milwaukee - just for suffering PQ4 :)
[01:48] <snover> the game scripts were written in C++ instead of SC, but it is still the same SCI kernel under the hood.
[01:48] <tsoliman> oh you said SWAT ..
[01:48] <Lightkey> snover: well, good luck with that
[01:49] <snover> i did suffer PQ4 because it actually has an ending so i could do a walkthrough run
[01:49] <snover> pq:swat just plays the same 3 (4?) missions over and over and over and over forever
[01:49] <Lightkey> the wiki page says not SCI :-)
[01:50] <tsoliman> the wiki also has no entry for Altered Destiny .. which I don't think I've thought about since it was new
[01:50] <tsoliman> also .. checking mobygames I see much prettier screenshots of that game .. I remember it looking EGA like early SCI
[01:50] <tsoliman> Amiga!
[01:51] <tsoliman> that explains the pretty graphics
[01:51] <tsoliman> speaking of Amiga vs PC .. I think "King of Chicago" is like the biggest contrast .. graphically
[01:52] <tsoliman> I watched the beginning of a playthrough of PQ4 (youtube Sierra Chest channel) but the person playing didn't make any mistakes so they were not yelled at :(
[01:52] <tsoliman> it is not representative of the angry narrator :)
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[02:00] <travis-ci> Build details : https://travis-ci.org/scummvm/scummvm/builds/257130417
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[04:58] <snover> phant2 may win the most convoluted datafiles setup award. the game discs have a bunch of patches in PATCHES, but also, a bunch of patches for many of the same resources in the root directory of the disc. the installer copies the root directory patches over to the hdd game directory, and then configures patch directories in RESOURCE.CFG to search in order (1) hdd game directory, (2) CD patches directory, (3) CD root directory
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[05:29] <eriktorbjorn> Coverity thinks there's a missing comma on line 877 in create_titanic_dat.cpp. To me it looks like it's right about that, but I don't have the German version of the game and dreammaster usually isn't around when I'm awake.
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[05:40] <tsoliman> criezy: I think I have an idea for fixing the imbalanced events caused by clearEvents(). One of the event classes actually keeps track of keyups and downs (and maybe also mouse ups and downs). It can sends ups for current downs in a kind of "reset()" right after the clearEvents(). That might just take care of it. I'll play with that idea later.
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[06:06] <Strangerke> hi guys
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[07:09] <waltervn> morning
[07:15] <Joefish> morning waltervn
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[07:29] <wjp> and that's bug #10000
[07:31] <waltervn> heh
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[08:58] <criezy> tsoliman: could you try my experimental changes to the browser dialog to see if it improves the fullscreen behaviour for you?
[08:58] <criezy> I can't reproduce issues in fullscreen myself, although I did in the past encounter a few times a case where the file browser remained stuck in the background after closing it.
[08:58] <criezy> https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/compare/master...criezy:filebrowser-osx    <-- experimental changes
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[11:12] <GitHub26> scummvm/master db86363 Paul Gilbert: DEVTOOLS: Add missing comma in create_titanic German strings
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[11:39] <travis-ci> scummvm/scummvm#3901 (master - db86363 : Paul Gilbert): The build was fixed.
[11:39] <travis-ci> Change view : https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/compare/fa7db1f400e1...db86363a3420
[11:39] <travis-ci> Build details : https://travis-ci.org/scummvm/scummvm/builds/257260872
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[12:11] <GitHub195> [scummvm] waltervn pushed 3 new commits to master: https://git.io/v7mB4
[12:11] <GitHub195> scummvm/master 90a453a Walter van Niftrik: ADL: Add support for .d13 disk images
[12:11] <GitHub195> scummvm/master 06b9cd1 Walter van Niftrik: ADL: Move broken-room handling into ADL v2
[12:11] <GitHub195> scummvm/master df2e4e8 Walter van Niftrik: ADL: Add hires3 support...
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[12:15] <waltervn> I keep thinking "this time there won't be any issues" when adding an ADL game, but there is always something...
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[15:35] <mal> Hi, I'm porting scummvm to Sailfish OS and have it otherwise working quite ok but I'm trying to figure out the best way to handle portrait orientation of the display, obviously I don't want scummvm to run in portrait mode since the game would be too small on display so I need to somehow rotate the whole content
[15:36] <mal> is the there any easier way than rewriting a whole new new graphics backend that will somehow rotate the content manually
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[15:41] <criezy|Work> I have no idea what the answer to your question is, but for information the iOS port uses portrait mode to display the virtual keyboard, which is useful for games that require text input or for saving games.
[15:41] <criezy|Work> In landscape mode it takes the full screen and the virtual keyboard is not displayed.
[15:41] <criezy|Work> In portrait mode ScummVM uses the upper part of the screen and the virtual keyboard is in the lower part.
[15:42] <criezy|Work> ScummVM is then indeed quite small, but still usable imho, at least on tablets (maybe not on phones though).
[15:43] <mal> On tablets that is not such a big issue but on a phone it's pretty much unusable
[15:44] <mal> So that's why I want to force it to landscape mode somehow.
[15:46] <mal> Maybe there is no simple way to do it, one way that works but might not be the nicest method is to just draw everything on a OpenGL sufrace and rotate than before displaying it.
[15:47] <snover> forced orientation is a pretty user-hostile action. i would strongly encourage you to just make sure the normal orientation change works.
[15:48] <tsoliman> I found out why I am not getting github notifications
[15:48] <tsoliman> my scummvm.org email stopped working
[15:48] <criezy|Work> Displaying ScummVM rotated by 90 degrees is not going to be very usable either I think, unless you are used to having the sky to your right rather than above you.
[15:49] <mal> criezy|Work: What do you mean by that?
[15:50] <mal> snover: That might be true, I need to see if I can get the information of the device orientation through SDL somehow.
[15:52] <criezy|Work> mal: what I mean is that if you take a book and rotate it by 90 degrees compared to its normal orientation, it will be more difficult to read. The same is true with ScummVM.
[15:52] <criezy|Work> Respecting the device orientation seems better to me.
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[15:53] <snover> I believe that SDL_WINDOWEVENT_SIZE_CHANGED is the SDL event youll want to use
[15:53] <criezy|Work> Or do you mean that currently in your port ScummVM is always running in portrait mode, even when the device in in landscape orientation?
[15:54] <mal> criezy|Work: Currently it's only running in portrait mode and the reason why I thought to use forced landscape is that in most cases people would use that since the game is bigger and more usable.
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[16:00] <criezy|Work> Ah I understand now. You obviously want to handle displaying in landscape mode when the device is in landscape mode.
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[16:00] <criezy|Work> I though you wanted to force landscape mode even when the device is in portrait orientation.
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[16:02] <mal> criezy|Work: I did want to force it to landscape, it seems the Android version also does that, at least on my device.
[16:06] <mal> snover: Looks like on Sailfish SDL doesn't trigger those events, I can only see that even once at the start of the app but not after that.
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[17:12] <t0by> I remember running ScummVM on my then-new S60 Nokia 6210 and going "wooooow" :)
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[17:17] <WooShell> meow =^.^=
[17:18] <mal> I can't figure out a way to get the device orientation in SDL of Sailfish
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[17:30] <snover> mal: have you looked at SDL_GetDisplayBounds or SDL_GetWindowSize or SDL_GetDisplayMode? the orientation of a screen is just its aspect ratio
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[17:34] <mal> snover: The current code uses SDL_GetWindowSize, I'll add se debug printing to see what those other ones return.
[17:35] <mal> snover: Also I do know there is no "orientation", but considering that I cannot get any SDL_WINDOWEVENT events when rotation the device there might not be any easy way to know when the device is rotated.
[17:44] <criezy|Work> mal: see https://together.jolla.com/question/70821/request-support-sdl-landscape-mode/ and https://bugzilla.libsdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2943
[17:45] <mal> criezy|Work: I know those
[17:46] <mal> criezy|Work: That is used to tell the compositor or window manager or whatever the orientation of the SDL content, not the other way.
[17:47] <mal> criezy|Work: I was using that when I forced the orientation.
[17:48] <criezy|Work> Ha yes. I only read that quickly.
[17:48] <criezy|Work> Also in the case of SailFish, a Qt backend might work better than a SDL one... (shameless plug :P)
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[17:49] <mal> criezy|Work: yes, that would also be possible of course, it just might require more work, not sure though.
[17:51] <criezy|Work> It would certainly require more work at this point since we don't have a Qt backend yet. So you would need to start from scratch.
[17:51] <criezy|Work> I have been working on one during my spare time, but it is very low priority and I have not made much progress.
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[17:51] <mal> criezy|Work: It would probably be less hacky than what the SDL backend would become.
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[17:54] <mal> criezy|Work: Do you have the code somewhere for that? I have done some Qt programming so I'm somewhat familiar with that.
[17:56] <criezy|Work> mal: I just checked and it looks like I haven't pushed anything to GitHub yet. So it's all on my computer at home.
[17:57] <mal> criezy|Work: ok, I'll have to think which approach to take.
[17:58] Nick change: tsoliman_ -> tsoliman
[18:02] <mal> snover: All of those functions return the same value always, it doesn't change if I start the app in different orientation.
[18:07] <waltervn> hrm, I'm starting to fear that someone saved on the Cranston Manor game disk :(
[18:08] <wjp> is that bad?
[18:08] <waltervn> yes, unfortunately
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[18:15] <logix> waltervn: ugh :(
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[19:01] <tsoliman> even GOG isn't safe from "someone saved in this" - at least 1 game had some random saves in it
[19:01] <tsoliman> I wanna say it was LSL3
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[19:16] <waltervn> unfortunately with these ADL games, saving on the game disk actually overwrites game data. It's not just a matter of some extra files on the disk
[19:19] <logix> even if it was just the latter, that would still suck from a preservationist's pov
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[19:36] <tsoliman> waltervn: how do you restart the game?
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[19:38] <m-kiewitz> waltervn: we still got that other floppy, which was probably a master floppy
[19:38] <m-kiewitz> but what do you mean "overwrites game data"?
[19:38] <m-kiewitz> is it impossible to restart the game? i don't understand
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[20:10] <f-a> longshot: is there any way of remapping keys in scummvm?
[20:24] <tsoliman> f-a: maybe. What are you trying to do exactly?
[20:26] <f-a> tsoliman: playing lands of lore, would like to remap, say, keyleft to a, etc.
[20:27] <tsoliman> what platform?
[20:28] <f-a> pc, debian
[20:28] <tsoliman> are you handy with building your own?
[20:28] <f-a> yup
[20:28] <tsoliman> there's such functionality but it is a work in progress .. and disabled by default on most platforms
[20:28] <f-a> oh, good
[20:29] <tsoliman> configure with --enable-keymapper --disable-eventrecorder
[20:29] <f-a> care to point me to it? I generally build it myself because of new not-really-supported-but-working engines
[20:29] <f-a> ohhh
[20:29] <f-a> nice, nice
[20:29] <f-a> thanks tsoliman 
[20:29] <tsoliman> I really need to spend some time and work on that
[20:30] <f-a> maybe for consoles, but is it really that needed on pc?
[20:30] <f-a> I am a very picky eater
[20:30] <tsoliman> "pc" is such a relative term .. I initially was interested in it because I was working on the maemo port
[20:30] <tsoliman> maemo is basically debian on a tiny PC
[20:31] <tsoliman> specifically the n810 
[20:31] <tsoliman> also on my debian box, I wanted the LoL use case (the same situation you are in)
[20:32] <f-a> haha, word is small
[20:32] <tsoliman> that was back in 2011ish
[20:32] <tsoliman> I just need to work on it a little every day .. getting there with the recent event work
[20:39] <waltervn> m-kiewitz: if you save on the game disk, it overwrites game text, pictures, or whatever else might be in those sectors
[20:39] <m-kiewitz> o_O
[20:40] <m-kiewitz> so the game breaks itself?
[20:40] <m-kiewitz> is it some kind of bug?
[20:40] <waltervn> not really
[20:40] <waltervn> to the bug question, I mean
[20:42] <waltervn> when you save, you're supposed to swap to the save disk. The games does not have any kind of protection against saving on the game disk if you forget to swap it and the disk happens to be write-enabled
[20:44] <waltervn> it's hard to save on the 3rd release though: http://www.vintage-sierra.net/hires/cranstonv3.php
[20:44] <waltervn> compared to v2: http://www.vintage-sierra.net/hires/cranstonv2.php
[20:46] <kgbme> ^^ well, if you're gonna count some bucket as a "PC". :))
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[20:53] <m-kiewitz> waltervn: omg, I see
[20:53] <m-kiewitz> so I would consider that a bug :/
[20:53] <m-kiewitz> pretty stupid design
[20:54] <m-kiewitz> hopefully the other floppy is readable and wasn't corrupted that way too
[20:54] <waltervn> quite a few of the ADL disks I got had no write-protect tab on it... maybe they came off over time
[20:54] <waltervn> well IIRC that other floppy is v3 so it should have no notch
[20:54] <m-kiewitz> ah there are different versions?
[20:54] <m-kiewitz> and the current floppy is? v2?
[20:54] <waltervn> yes, see the links above
[20:54] <waltervn> v2, yes
[20:55] <waltervn> let me see if it's write-protected...
[20:56] <tsoliman> kgbme: if that bucket comes stock with GNU/Linux, has a mouse/touchscreen/touchpad, a physical keyboard, full-color screen, bluetooth, wifi, etc then yes it is a PC in my book :)
[20:57] <waltervn> hmm, it has scotch tape on it... that usually won't work
[20:57] <waltervn> it can't be transparent
[20:57] <kgbme> ..:)
[20:57] <waltervn> that's probably how this went wrong at some point
[20:58] <kgbme> ^^ ugh, floppy disk - you're serious?? :o
[20:58] <tsoliman> waltervn: I imagined it was a physical latch/sensor not an optical one
[20:58] <waltervn> it's usually a laser
[20:58] <kgbme> ... There's a DOS cmd to copy the floppy, with ignoring read-errors, btw.
[20:59] <kgbme> Sometimes it can work...
[21:11] <m-kiewitz> wow ebay is broken
[21:12] <m-kiewitz> i just looked through auctions from last year
[21:12] <m-kiewitz> and it says I bought "The Cat Lady **PC Adventure Game Soundtrack**"
[21:12] <m-kiewitz> which I didn't
[21:12] <m-kiewitz> I actually bought "Dreamfall/Longest Journey Limited Edition" lol
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[21:34] <tsoliman> m-kiewitz: I have the same problem but with Castle/Island of Dr Brain
[21:34] <tsoliman> well not the same problem
[21:34] <m-kiewitz> on ebay?
[21:34] <tsoliman> yeah
[21:34] <tsoliman> the text says Island
[21:34] <tsoliman> and that's what I bought
[21:34] <m-kiewitz> it seems they mixed up auction numbers lol
[21:34] <tsoliman> but what arrived was castle
[21:34] <tsoliman> so I go to contest it
[21:34] <m-kiewitz> ah, no. I actually received the right item
[21:34] <tsoliman> and the picture shows castle but the text says island
[21:35] <m-kiewitz> ebay just retroactively says I bought something different (months later)
[21:35] <tsoliman> now the picture shows Island O_o
[21:35] <m-kiewitz> at least some ages ago ebay supported external pictures
[21:35] <m-kiewitz> no idea if they still do that
[21:36] <m-kiewitz> but it would be a way to replace pictures/photos
[21:36] <m-kiewitz> you know for sure that the pic was island originally?
[21:36] <m-kiewitz> both CIB?
[21:36] <tsoliman> no the picture was Castle and I was a fool for not checking the picture and just ordering "Island" like the text said it was
[21:36] <tsoliman> now I am looking at my history and the history picture shows island
[21:37] <m-kiewitz> ah well...
[21:37] <m-kiewitz> check the UPC/EAN
[21:37] <m-kiewitz> i ordered something despite being unsure about the article
[21:37] <tsoliman> is that the number in parens under it?
[21:37] <m-kiewitz> photo shows a mediabook, EAN is mediabook, text should be mediabook, but may also be steelbook
[21:37] <m-kiewitz> it's the official barcode number of the item
[21:38] <m-kiewitz> it says "EAN:" normally somewhere in case the seller chose an item from ebay's database
[21:38] <m-kiewitz> in case it isn't there, then it was fully added by the seller
[21:38] <tsoliman> oh ok .. thats on the listing .. which I no longer have access to .. just the history
[21:38] <m-kiewitz> no idea what ebay will do in this case
[21:38] <tsoliman> this was from back in April
[21:38] <m-kiewitz> what? and it took 3 months to arrive?
[21:39] <tsoliman> no I am telling an old story :)
[21:39] <m-kiewitz> ah
[21:39] <m-kiewitz> and you contacted the seller/ebay?
[21:39] <m-kiewitz> or did it happen just now too?
[21:39] Action: m-kiewitz is confused
[21:39] <tsoliman> I was about to back then and then realized the picture was clearly castle
[21:39] <tsoliman> but the title was (and still is) Island
[21:40] <tsoliman> now the picture (in the history) shows island .. and makes me have a weird "wtf" moment
[21:40] <m-kiewitz> normally i go what the photo shows. When there is a mismatch and no barcode, i normally ask the seller. If photo + barcode match, I don't care and order anyway.
[21:40] <m-kiewitz> ah
[21:40] <m-kiewitz> weird
[21:40] <tsoliman> oh .. nevermind
[21:40] <tsoliman> I was looking at the wrong listing
[21:40] <m-kiewitz> the auction that is broken for me doesn't show any photo anymore
[21:41] <m-kiewitz> but it's obviously not correct
[21:41] <tsoliman> there was 2 I bought in a row - I wanted to buy island .. got castle and then re-bought island
[21:41] <m-kiewitz> i had to check my own text file to figure out what i bought back then
[21:41] <m-kiewitz> both CIB? I love those 2 games
[21:41] <tsoliman> the one below it (the one I felt foolish about) still shows castle but says island
[21:41] <tsoliman> Island was CIB but turned out to be Castle CIB
[21:42] <tsoliman> when I re-bought island I just bought the jewel case
[21:42] <m-kiewitz> island CIB is more rare than castle
[21:42] <m-kiewitz> but both aren't easy to get CIB
[21:43] <m-kiewitz> ah i own Castle of dr. Brain CIB (bought it in Hong Kong when I was a child lol)
[21:43] <m-kiewitz> Island of Dr. Brain Floppy CIB
[21:43] <m-kiewitz> and sadly Island of Dr. Brain CD case only :/
[21:43] <m-kiewitz> No idea if there ever was a CIB CD release
[21:44] <tsoliman> yeah the listing for Island case-only says "RARE" ... $6
[21:46] <tsoliman> and then I also bought several copies of the Encycloalmanactionaryography
[21:46] <m-kiewitz> yes, case only is quite easy to get
[21:46] <m-kiewitz> there is also castle on CD
[21:47] <tsoliman> O_o
[21:47] <m-kiewitz> just a copy of the floppy game
[21:47] <m-kiewitz> just like Island
[21:47] <m-kiewitz> Island has a few more patches if I remember correctly
[21:47] <tsoliman> yeah I was telling snover "I wonder how many MBs is in that CD"
[21:47] <m-kiewitz> never got Castle on CD
[21:48] <m-kiewitz> but I got Larry 5 on CD
[21:48] <m-kiewitz> dreammaster has it atm
[21:48] <m-kiewitz> same deal, floppy game on CD, but maybe there are a few demos or new patches
[21:49] <tsoliman> I really need to start playing Larry again
[21:49] <tsoliman> I played 2 and 3 as a kid
[21:49] <tsoliman> and that's it
[21:49] <m-kiewitz> Larry 5 + 6 are my favorites
[21:49] <m-kiewitz> Never played Larry 7
[21:50] <m-kiewitz> i love the art style of larry 5
[21:52] <tsoliman> speaking of CIB .. I found a Return to Zork CIB with a Zork Anthology CD in there too a while back
[21:52] <tsoliman> $1
[21:52] <tsoliman> should play those at some point as well
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[21:54] <tsoliman> m-kiewitz: you're on windows right? how do you dump mac versions of games?
[21:54] <m-kiewitz> I don't. I send them to sev :p
[21:54] <tsoliman> I no longer have Linux machines with optical drives in them
[21:54] <m-kiewitz> unless it's CDs, then I can just dump them myself
[21:54] <tsoliman> right they're CDs
[21:55] <m-kiewitz> $1, wow
[21:55] <tsoliman> windows thought about it for a long time but didn't seem to read it
[21:56] <tsoliman> I should just try to dump it anyway
[21:58] <tsoliman> btw .. speaking of Castle .. I was playing with my son .. and we get to the planetarium puzzle .. and he solves the planets and goes "See?? Pluto IS a planet!!"
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[22:10] <kgbme> ... on ebay; so, these are new (games), or somebody's used ones? :o
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[22:24] <tsoliman> I guess I should have checked that RTZ Mac isn't supported before I dumped it
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[23:06] <tsoliman> yay I fixed the mass-add imbalance .. I just need to clean up the fix
[23:07] <tsoliman> criezy: yeah whatever you did to the native browser fixed the fullscreen-stuckness
[23:10] <criezy> tsoliman: Great.
[23:10] <criezy> And great!
[23:10] <tsoliman> basically the fix is to keep track of keydowns and then send them as fake keyups when you "reset" .. the tricky part is to send no flags in the fake keyup ..
[23:10] <tsoliman> currently the hack is to reuse the existing "key repeat" memory in eventman
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[23:12] <tsoliman> when I was sending the exact copy of the keydown as keyup .. it was messed up because a normal shift keydown is shift-keycode + shift-flag .. but a normal shift keyup is shift-keycode with no flags
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[23:46] <snover> tsoliman: so are you now filtering out the events with the wrong windowID?
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[23:50] <GitHub136> [scummvm] dreammaster pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/v7OY8
[23:50] <GitHub136> scummvm/master 411cc2c Paul Gilbert: IMAGE: Extra initialization of Indeo decoder IVIHuffTab
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