Updated bug list for UQM project
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We worship these two higher beings for making the original, legendary game:
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Fred Ford
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Paul Reiche III
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The Ur-Quan Masters port:
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-------------------------
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Core team (in alphabetical order):
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Serge van den Boom <svdb@stack.nl>
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Mika Kolehmainen <mk@kapsi.fi>
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Michael Chapman Martin <mcmartin@gmail.com>
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Chris Nelson <chris@toysforbob.com>
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Alex Volkov <codepro@usa.net>
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Additional programming (in alphabetical order):
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Geoffrey Hausheer <uqm-devel@phracturedblue.com>
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Nicolas Simonds <uqm@submedia.net>
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Music remixers (in alphabetical order):
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Jouni Airaksinen <markvera@spacesynth.net>
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Tore Aune Fjellstad
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Espen Gätzschmann
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Aaron J. Grier <agrier@poofygoof.com>
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Dan Nicholson <dan@kosmic.org>
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George Nowik <norgio@attbi.com>
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Riku Nuottajärvi <riku.nuottajarvi@pp.inet.fi>
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Erol Otus <erol@toysforbob.com>
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Other contributions (in alphabetical order):
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Jouni Airaksinen <markvera@spacesynth.net> (Startup Menu)
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Karl Bartel <karlb@gmx.net>
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Travis Chase <cftc@shaw.ca> (BeOS port)
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Felix Lazarev <felix@freedo.org> (3DO internals)
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Parker MacMillan
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Sanjay Madhav <madhav@usc.edu> (code patches)
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Robert McNamara <robert@americantenor.com> (MacOS X stuff)
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Mike Melanson (ADPCM basis from FFmpeg used for DUK audio)
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Mudrony Laszlo <mudronyl@dragon.klte.hu> (PC/DOS content unpacking)
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Erol Otus <erol@toysforbob.com> (Splash screen)
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Brian Rogers <burpmaster@truffula.net>
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Horatiu Romosan <hory@post.ro> (v0.1 Win32 installer)
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Zarla Sheenaza <astronia@aol.com> (0.6 Win32 installer graphics)
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Joffrey Smith (setup graphics)
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Peter van Valderen <p.vanvalderen@chello.nl>
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Alex Volkov <codepro@usa.net> (additional slides)
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Alexander Waseleski <Paxtez@hotmail.com> (code patches)
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Yukki (v0.1 Win32 installer graphics)
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Original game:
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--------------
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Programming & technology:
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Fred Ford
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Game design and fiction:
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Paul Reiche III
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3DO programming:
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Ken Ford
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Fred Ford
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Brad Van Tighem
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Producer (3DO version):
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Mark Wallace
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3DO production:
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Paul Reiche III
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Richard Antaki
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Starring the voices of:
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Richard Antaki ....... Thraddash
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Alex Bennett ......... Starbase Commander
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Rich Betz ............ Ariloulaleelay
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............ Druuge
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Roy Blumenfeld ....... Zoq-Fot-Pik
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David Bryce .......... Kohr-Ah
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.......... Ilwrath
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.......... Shofixti
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.......... Spathi
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Lauren Forcella ...... Supox
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Greg Johnson ......... Orz
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......... Pkunk
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......... Utwig
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Bruce Leyland ........ Yehat
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Erol Otus ............ Chmmr
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Paul Reiche III ...... Mycon
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...... Talking Pet
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Brad Van Tighem ...... Slylandro Speaker
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Madeleine Wild ....... Zoq-Fot-Pik
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....... Syreen
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....... VUX
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Larry Zee ............ Umgah
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............ Melnorme
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............ Ur-Quan
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840-AV ............... Slylandro Probe
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Paul II, Paul III .... Victory Sequence
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Arianna & Devin Reiche
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Voice effects:
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Jeff Forehan
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Burke Treischmann
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Mark Miller
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Voice editing:
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Richard Antaki
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Paul Reiche III
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Burke Treischmann
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Steve Henefin
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Jeremy Bredow
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Erik Griss
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Brad Van Tighem
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Art and animation:
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George Barr
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Paul Reiche III
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Erol Otus
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Greg Johnson
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Kyle Balda
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Jeff Rianda
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Taunya Shiffer
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Leonard Robel
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Greg Hammond
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Armand Cabrera
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Silicon Knights
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Additional writing:
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Greg Johnson
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Mat Genser
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Robert Leyland
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Iain McCaig
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Tomi Quintana
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Erol Otus
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Leonard Robel
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John Estes
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Music:
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Burke Treischmann
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Dan Nicholson
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Riku Nuottajärvi
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Eric Berge
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Erol Otus
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Marc Brown
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Aaron Grier
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Kevin Palivec
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Tommy Dunbar
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3D cinemagraphics:
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Gene Bodio
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Phil Le Marbre
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TrueMotion(R) "S" Video Compression by The Duck Corporation
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Product marketing manager (3DO version):
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Jim Curry
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3DO testers:
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Susan Michele
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Jeremy Bredow
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Wes Gittens
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Ty Johnson
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Tate Schieferle
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Carolina Esmurdoc
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Rob Johnson
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Kevin Kwan
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Joe Ganis
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Chang Fadel
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Erik Griss
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Eugene Law
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Mark Ybarra
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Steve Groll
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Tim Jordan
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Matt Young
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PC/DOS testers:
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Pam Levins
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Tomi Quintana
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Joel Dinolt
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Robert Daly
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Greg Hammond
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B.J. Shea
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Robert Leyland
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Sean Vikoren
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Mike Ebert
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Tony Hsieh
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ROL
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Ed Gwynn
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Akila Redmer
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Russell Bornschlegel
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Steve Graziano
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Mark Voorsanger
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Special thanks to:
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Greg Johnson
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John Ratcliffe
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Paul's Foundation:
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Laurie
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Devin
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and Arianna
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Got us 86'ed out of a restaurant in Las Vegas:
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Madeline Canepa (we love her anyway)
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@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
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All known bugs and missing features are listed in our online bug database,
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which can be found at
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http://bugs.uqm.stack.nl/
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New bugs that you may find can be reported at the same location.
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In-game menu overlaps with on-screen keys
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Two-player melee crew & batt overlaps with on-screen keys
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Put thrust key to the bottom
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You're looking at the readme for 'The Ur-Quan Masters', a volunteer
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The program code that comprises 'The Ur-Quan Masters' was derived from code
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doc/users/unixinstall.
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Have fun!
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Star Control II is a registered trademark of Accolade, Inc.
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Version 0.6
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-------------
|
||||
|
||||
NEW FEATURES
|
||||
|
||||
- Netplay! You can now engage in Super Melee over the Internet.
|
||||
- Key configuration is now entirely in-game.
|
||||
- UQM now compiles and runs on 64-bit systems.
|
||||
|
||||
BUGFIXES
|
||||
|
||||
- The Quit button (F10) now works properly when used during the
|
||||
introduction sequence.
|
||||
- Various small fixes to text and conversation logic.
|
||||
|
||||
INTERNAL CHANGES
|
||||
|
||||
- The setup menu now reads all its text from the content, easing
|
||||
translation.
|
||||
- The MOD player for PC-style music can now be linked against an
|
||||
external version of libmikmod.
|
||||
- Various code cleanups and memory optimizations.
|
||||
|
||||
Version 0.5
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
|
||||
NEW FEATURES
|
||||
|
||||
- The Starmap is searchable! Type / then the beginning of the
|
||||
constellation name, and you can tab through all possible
|
||||
completions.
|
||||
- New 'hq' scaler, based on Maxim Stepin's "HQ2X" scaler. See
|
||||
www.hiend3d.com/hq2x.html for more details.
|
||||
- Scalers can use MMX/SSE/3DNow! instructions for significant speed
|
||||
improvements. The "Processor pack" is necessary for compilation of
|
||||
same on VC6.
|
||||
- Imported DOS versions of many graphics; these have richer palettes
|
||||
and so generally look better
|
||||
- There's a proper credit roll at the end of the game now.
|
||||
- Superior Planet handling: topographical maps scaled far more
|
||||
precisely; optional 3DO-style throbbing slave shield; planets are
|
||||
finally rotating spheres instead of spotlit cylinders or rectangles.
|
||||
The old PC-style "Entering Planetary Orbit..." screen is back.
|
||||
- Setup Menu far more complete and easy to use, and selections made in
|
||||
the Setup Menu will actually persist when you restart the program
|
||||
- Added support for the Tremor Ogg Vorbis decoder (avoids floating point
|
||||
math)
|
||||
- Home, End and BackSpace keys work as you'd expect in text input.
|
||||
- Most of the game works with Unicode properly now, and so, with proper
|
||||
font characters installed, will work with non-Latin alphabets. (On
|
||||
Windows, Unicode input requires a very recent version of SDL.)
|
||||
- Text may be input with the joystick again, as on the 3DO. The
|
||||
available characters are stored in content/lbm/joyalpha.txt.
|
||||
- The intro now plays only when a new game is started.
|
||||
- Color depth is now determined entirely automatically.
|
||||
|
||||
BUGFIXES
|
||||
|
||||
- Only SELECT and CANCEL trigger the fade-to-black at the end of a
|
||||
Super Melee, solving the issue of invisible "Really Quit?" menus for
|
||||
Super Melee. The "quit during fades" problem in general is still
|
||||
extant.
|
||||
- Many dialog, and comm animation, and general graphical fixes
|
||||
- Keypress status is not reset when entering battle mode, so (for
|
||||
instance) Melnorme ships can continue to charge a shot across
|
||||
battles.
|
||||
- The Melnorme would occasionally strip off Plot Points as part of a
|
||||
fuel deal. No longer.
|
||||
- Bugs in the original code prevented certain ships from properly
|
||||
spawning in "uncontrolled" space. The "wilds" are now a bit wilder,
|
||||
as apparently originally intended.
|
||||
- Venus's atmospheric density was incorrectly corrected in the 3DO
|
||||
version. It's been correctly corrected now.
|
||||
- Scheduled plot events work properly, even when the game suddenly
|
||||
skips ahead in time.
|
||||
- Fixed version checking in unix build scripts. SDL 1.2.10 is now
|
||||
recognised as newer than 1.2.9.
|
||||
- Spliced communications can be safely skipped past now.
|
||||
- Fixed fast escape weirdness (bug #619)
|
||||
- Threading system no longer assumes that there is no thread 0; this
|
||||
permits compilation on AmigaOS.
|
||||
- Relative paths and fallback paths work properly now.
|
||||
- Scalers now use surface pitch instead of image width - this is
|
||||
reported to solve many strange display problems in non-OpenGL mode
|
||||
on Macs
|
||||
- Ending sequences may now be safely paused.
|
||||
|
||||
INTERNAL CHANGES
|
||||
|
||||
- Added the rest of devel/ and users/ documentation into MSVC .dsp
|
||||
files.
|
||||
- Control scheme upgraded. Old versions of keys.cfg will no longer
|
||||
work.
|
||||
- PNG transparency info (tRNS chunk) is now set properly, based on
|
||||
info in the .ani files.
|
||||
- Paletted images should render much faster now, and collisions
|
||||
between mods are less likely.
|
||||
- New font engine: fonts are loaded and treated as alpha-channel-only
|
||||
images, with font effects handled as backing images.
|
||||
- Melee works properly with alpha-channel graphics new, even when
|
||||
mipmapped.
|
||||
- Lander report drawing handled more sensibly now
|
||||
- Binary resource indexes have been replaced with textual ones.
|
||||
- All spritework is done internally in 32BPP.
|
||||
- Removed MikMod i/o hacks.
|
||||
- The temp files for representing star and group data are now kept in
|
||||
memory instead.
|
||||
- Separate config_win.h file for build.sh builds on Windows
|
||||
- Lowered some animation rates to reasonable levels, lowering CPU
|
||||
usage.
|
||||
- Changed comm subtitle caching scheme. Should kill the "blue comm
|
||||
screen" problem forever.
|
||||
- Refactored setup menu code to use generic widgets.
|
||||
- Cleaner build output. Set '$MAKE_VERBOSE' to 1 for old output.
|
||||
- Improved dependency tracking for unix build system. "./build.sh uqm
|
||||
depend" is now only needed for checking for new source files.
|
||||
|
||||
Version 0.4
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
|
||||
NEW FEATURES
|
||||
|
||||
- Savegame slot defaults to the last one used during this play
|
||||
- PC intro and ending sequence are now present
|
||||
- 3DO intro and ending movies are supported for those who have these
|
||||
movies from the 3DO CD of Star Control II
|
||||
- Improved slave shield graphics
|
||||
- Added a new -l option to produce logfiles
|
||||
- Added a new 'triscan' scaler derived from scale2x
|
||||
- Made the fact that self-destructing ships grant resources more obvious
|
||||
- Added a "config dir" option for holding saves and melee information
|
||||
- Cocoa hooks
|
||||
- Setup menu now permits configuration of some options. They do not
|
||||
yet persist past program quit, though.
|
||||
- Added a "--version" option
|
||||
- Melee images are now based on the (richer) DOS content
|
||||
- 3-step melee zooming as per the PC version is now implemented
|
||||
- It is now possible to complete the game without ever allying with the
|
||||
Starbase (if one is insane; this is known on the forum as "Beating The
|
||||
Game Differently" - but bugs and plot elements preventing this have been
|
||||
fixed or evaded under this circumstance).
|
||||
|
||||
BUGFIXES
|
||||
|
||||
- Fixes to the Quit Confirmation dialog
|
||||
- Collisions/encounters with "invisible" fleeing ships gone
|
||||
- Other ships insystem remain in proper locations after planet landing
|
||||
- Fixed some keyboard "focus" problems where flight controls were
|
||||
being cleared at inappropriate times, or interfering with menus
|
||||
- Graphics fixes
|
||||
- Subtitle timings work in the absence of oggs
|
||||
- Conversation summaries with Melnorme no longer crash
|
||||
- --contentdir argument may now have spaces
|
||||
- $HOME isn't required for Unix systems anymore
|
||||
- Fuel estimates fixed (original bug)
|
||||
- Fuel usage on planet landing now correcly reported on all versions
|
||||
- MOD music will play on big-endian machines under high-quality now
|
||||
- Space marines die in a self-destructing Scout
|
||||
- ZFP speech is properly vertically aligned now
|
||||
- Various odd behaviors when loading in HyperSpace now fixed
|
||||
- Quitting from the Roster screen no longer crashes
|
||||
- Many dialog fixes
|
||||
- The "Blue Comm Screen" problem no longer occurs
|
||||
- Combat Energy computation in Outfit Flagship screen corrected
|
||||
- A game crash that manifested when pausing after 85 minutes has been
|
||||
corrected
|
||||
- Main menu version number drawn more consistently
|
||||
- Transparency bugfixes - 3DO ending credits, planets in battle
|
||||
- Content packs may also be named ".uqm" - these are really still
|
||||
zip files, but you can't expand them by accident.
|
||||
- One may now configure a joystick without crashing the game if the
|
||||
joystick is not present
|
||||
- Music volume normalized throughout the game
|
||||
|
||||
INTERNAL CHANGES
|
||||
|
||||
- Thread system completely reworked to provide more detailed thread
|
||||
information, and to prevent resource leaks
|
||||
- Sound code is now virtualized and separate from game logic
|
||||
- Fine-grained control of menu sounds
|
||||
- Input system fully unified - all parts of the game use the same
|
||||
basic structure now
|
||||
- Build scripts made more robust
|
||||
- Window-drawing code was lifted out of confirm.c and made more general
|
||||
- Lots of debugging functions
|
||||
- Unicode support for game dialogs and fonts
|
||||
- Lots of code cleanups
|
||||
- Documentation of more internals
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Version 0.3
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
|
||||
NEW FEATURES
|
||||
|
||||
- PC-style shipyard graphics, complete with animated power lines
|
||||
- Selling ships in the shipyards has slightly different controls
|
||||
that make it harder to sell ships accidentally
|
||||
- Main menu displays version number
|
||||
- Added a '-g' option to control gamma correction
|
||||
- Planet spin has been improved
|
||||
- Trilinear (mipmap-based) scaling in melee
|
||||
- PC-style conversation summaries have been implemented
|
||||
- Ship location display in status bar matches original more closely
|
||||
- Game flags (such as AWARE_OF_SAMATRA) that were ignored by half the
|
||||
game (even in the original) now are more universally available
|
||||
- Oscilloscope and Mini-Map have borders now
|
||||
- Commander Hayes won't let you rescue him until he's explained his
|
||||
predicament
|
||||
- Confirmation dialogs are now menu-based
|
||||
- Positional sound effects are available for OpenAL
|
||||
- Delete key works on Super-Melee team editing
|
||||
- Exit key from the Main Menu will quit the game
|
||||
- Quit option available in GAME menu
|
||||
- New Main Menu graphics: Setup (not yet implemented) and Quit are
|
||||
options at the Main Menu now
|
||||
- Cubic resampling in high quality audio mode
|
||||
- PC-style alien outtakes when game is completed
|
||||
- 2 more ship slots in melee, as the PC Star Control 2 had.
|
||||
- All the standard melee teams from the Star Control 2 PC version.
|
||||
- Support for 50 savegames, instead of just 10
|
||||
- 'CREW'/'BATT' instead of icons in melee when using PC menus
|
||||
|
||||
BUGFIXES
|
||||
|
||||
- Text entry doesn't freeze up lander reports anymore
|
||||
- VUX warps in at proper range
|
||||
- Distance-based ship effects (Syreen, Slylandro, Kohr-Ah) were screen
|
||||
size dependent
|
||||
- Line clipping fixed
|
||||
- Various communication animation glitches solved
|
||||
- Various melee crashes solved
|
||||
- Various race conditions eliminated
|
||||
- Scaling of graphics is handled by the rendering thread now, solving
|
||||
issues where the background and object scales would drift out of
|
||||
sync
|
||||
- Subtitle text is clipped more carefully
|
||||
- Objects can no longer be scaled to total invisibility
|
||||
- Various dialogue fixes
|
||||
- Crossfade glitches eliminated
|
||||
- Pause and Exit keys function properly everywhere
|
||||
- Visit Count overflow with Yehat and Chmmr patched
|
||||
- Wav loader and color transforms are now endian safe
|
||||
- Menu glitches when leaving the "GAME" menu are gone
|
||||
- Druuge transactions no longer baselessly increase crew cost
|
||||
- Lander speed has been retimed to match 3DO
|
||||
- Audio resampling works now correctly (less cracklings)
|
||||
- MixSDL buffer underrun handling fixed
|
||||
- Some memory leaks have been eliminated
|
||||
- Fixes and speed improvements on bilinear, biadapt, biadv scalers
|
||||
- Various minor graphics glitch fixes
|
||||
- Crew death on planet is now counted properly in all cases
|
||||
- Mouse cursor is now hidden in fullscreen mode
|
||||
- Guardian in Blazer mode being drained by DOGI will no longer
|
||||
result in a non-blazer Guardian with Blazer effects.
|
||||
|
||||
INTERNAL CHANGES
|
||||
|
||||
- Legacy graphics code stripped down tremendously, a lot of "poor
|
||||
man's object orientation" has fallen away too. Many uses of
|
||||
function pointers with only one possible value replaced with simple
|
||||
direct calls.
|
||||
- Crossfades require you to explicitly cache the screen before drawing
|
||||
the transition target
|
||||
- User Input code has been completely rewritten
|
||||
- File I/O code has been completely rewritten
|
||||
- Subtitle drawing is now cached as its own sprite; communication
|
||||
screens are much less graphics intensive now
|
||||
- DRAWABLE_DESC uses separately allocated arrays for its frames
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Version 0.2
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
|
||||
NEW FEATURES
|
||||
|
||||
- Planet info "coarse scan" information available and properly rendered,
|
||||
either in 3DO way (symbols) or PC (text)
|
||||
- 3D spinning planet in orbit window is present, with antialiasing and
|
||||
phong lighting and an animated approach
|
||||
- Pixel-perfect collision detection; Spathi/Mycon are thus playable, and
|
||||
the game is now beatable
|
||||
- Build system enhanced and generalized to handle OpenBSD and FreeBSD cleanly.
|
||||
- Oscilloscope display works in communication now
|
||||
- Color-shading in planet scans
|
||||
- Earth with its slave shield now functions properly
|
||||
- Outfit Starship and Shipyard graphics re-extracted
|
||||
- Save data and temp files are put in a separate directory now
|
||||
- Star sizes and colors are properly differentiated.
|
||||
- Planet surface is smoothed, blurred, and randomized slightly when it's
|
||||
magnified
|
||||
- SIS Status window fully implemented (including gradiated fonts from PC
|
||||
version)
|
||||
- Dialogue "slider" shows how far along the speech is; rewind/forward works
|
||||
- 'ESC' alone lets you emergency-warp-escape
|
||||
- Optional PC version menus
|
||||
- Preliminary support for MacOS X (needs more work)
|
||||
|
||||
BUGFIXES
|
||||
|
||||
- Melee screens cleaned up, SuperMelee menus work.
|
||||
- Subtitles now render for all alien races
|
||||
- Major editing of subtitles to match more closely the speeches
|
||||
- Speech and subtitles are now synchronized properly
|
||||
- Autopilot indicator doesn't take over the top of the screen anymore.
|
||||
- Entering star systems on autopilot doesn't crash the system.
|
||||
- Planet scan is properly erased when cancelling/landing
|
||||
- Initial display of planet surface on landing is at correct position
|
||||
- Spheres of influence now move correctly on the starmap
|
||||
- Melnorme correctly compute the required additional credits
|
||||
- Team names switching when selecting the next ship to fight in melee fixed
|
||||
- Commas left dots behind on planetary reports; this is fixed
|
||||
- Screen resets properly after loading/saving
|
||||
- Dialog choices wrap properly
|
||||
- Precursor ship crew count now placed correctly in melee
|
||||
- 'Cued' color transforms in conversations occur at the right time now
|
||||
- SIS correctly predicts its own fuel usage now
|
||||
- Melnorme no longer give away fuel
|
||||
- Flagship modules are properly aligned
|
||||
- The PC soundtrack now loops correctly
|
||||
- Lander upgrades were drawn incorrectly
|
||||
- Autopilot now works in QuasiSpace without fuel
|
||||
- Captain portraits in melee are updated properly now
|
||||
- If you have over 1000 units of a resource, those numbers are properly
|
||||
cleared
|
||||
|
||||
INTERNAL CHANGES
|
||||
|
||||
- SDL_mixer has been abandoned in favor of either OpenAL or the new
|
||||
"MixSDL" library built on the basic SDL_audio routines
|
||||
- Color transforms in communications are merged into the core animation
|
||||
thread now, improving speed and stability
|
||||
- Much more flexible handling of commandline options
|
||||
- All allocated memory is allocated through 'safe' routines that abort if
|
||||
the allocation fails.
|
||||
- Thread library now includes condition variables
|
||||
- Threads can tell the rendering thread to sleep until everything they've
|
||||
requested is done
|
||||
- The rendering thread has been recoded to use no heap space and to have a
|
||||
far smaller memory footprint.
|
||||
- Added a special #define, DCQ_OF_DOOM, which simulates severe overload
|
||||
stresses.
|
||||
- SAI and related scalers removed due to GPL incompatibilities; similar
|
||||
algorithms reimplemented under GPL.
|
||||
- Files for the intro and ending sequence have been successfully extracted
|
||||
- Rendering thread routines are somewhat more modular than before
|
||||
- Created a new set of graphics primitives that's much easier to use
|
||||
- Only parts of the screen that actually changed are updated
|
||||
- Input code rewritten entirely
|
||||
- Various functions have their names changed to avoid conflicts with
|
||||
core library routines on OS X
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Version 0.1
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
Initial release.
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user