Scummbler v2 r11 now returns error codes when the program exits. It also fixes an issue with the “cursorCommand” instruction not being parsed at all.
Here are the error codes:
Source/Python Script
http://www.jestarjokin.net/sw/scummbler_src_20091028.zip
Win32 Binaries
Scummbler v2 r9 adds the new command line option “-o”, allowing you to specify a file name for the output script. Note that if you specify an output file name, you cannot specify multiple input files (or a directory containing multiple input files). Useful if you want to integrate Scummbler into another application or automated process.
Source/Python Script
http://www.jestarjokin.net/sw/scummbler_src_20091007.zip
Win32 Binaries
Scummbler v2 r8 has been released. It includes the following changes:
Source/Python Script
http://www.jestarjokin.net/sw/scummbler_src_20090922.zip
Win32 Binaries
http://www.jestarjokin.net/sw/scummbler_bin_20090922.zip
My butt pushed me off itself and forced me to make some Win32 binaries for the current revisions of ScummPacker, Scummbler, ScummSpeaks, and SCUMM Image Encoder (mi2img). They’re available on the main page, or after the break.
I MAY have uploaded the latest version of Scummbler without actually testing that it worked, and I MAY not have finished writing the code before I uploaded it. Then again, the moon landing MAY have been faked; we just can’t be sure about these things, can we?
Anyway, new version of Scummbler that actually works is mysteriously available on the main page.
EDIT: Fixed a few more problems with a couple of instructions in r7.
http://www.jestarjokin.net/sw/scummbler_src_20090725.zip
Tagged goof, SCUMMThe Adventures of Robin Hood is a game released in 1992, developed by Millenium. It was programmed by Steve Grand, who later went on to create the popular Creatures sim series.
A scene from the introduction sequence of The Adventures of Robin Hood
Robin Hood could be considered one of the first world sims, populated by independent characters, one of which you have some control over (Robin Hood, of course). The gameplay is entirely non-linear, with multiple paths to completion.
I am investigating how to write a modern engine or interpreter for Robin Hood and its successor, Rome: Pathway to Power (aka Rome: AD92), with a path to creating new adventures.
Tagged DOS, reverse engineering
Hi! I’m jestar jokin. You might remember from such films as “OH GOD MY BRAIN IS ON FIRE PLEASE TURN IT OFF I’M NOT KIDDING THIS MOVIE IS SO BAD I CAN FEEL MY HIGHER COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS TURNING INTO A GOOEY PUDDLE OF SYNAPSES”, and “Harry Potter and the Rather Hard Maths Assignment (It’s, Uh, A Magical Maths Assignment)”. Please enjoy reading about the fantastic deeds I do instead of going out and getting some sun. Sorry, let me rephrase that: don’t go out and get some sun, read about my fantastic deeds instead!