When audio_init_ride_sounds is called, it calls audio_stop_title_music, but never calls audio_start_title_music. if you do an assert for gTitleMusicChannel it shows it is null. this fixes that. i will say though this is most definitely a band-aid fix, because if run audio_start_title_music in the audio_init_ride_sounds, it still doesn't play out loud. at least on my setup it doesn't.
The dropdown arguments are limited to 8 bytes which was not enough for STRING and the 64-bit address for the string. A similar issue also for the dropdown text field. Changed to same solution as other dropdowns.
This adds a checkbox to the interface settings panel to enable zooming around the cursor.
If disabled, which it is by default, vanilla RCT2 behaviour is retained.
This provides an option to set a limit on the number of windows that can
be open. Originally, the game had somewhere around 12, but was bumped up
to 64 for OpenRCT2. While this provides some value, this is for people who
prefer less windows at a time, and also for people with older computers.
The limit can be set anywhere between 8 and 64, (8 being chosen to still
preserve in-game toolbars that are counted as windows, and 64 to not
overshoot the maximum hard-coded value). This can be set in both options
and the in-game-console.
This commit do several things:
· Add proper entries to config.c file
· Load custom currency definition at start time
· Save every change made from the custom currency configuration window
While linear/anisotropic filtering introduces in previous commit looks
good at non-integer scales, using it at integer scales may make screen
look unnecessarily blurry. This commit introduces an option to use NN
scaling at integer values of scale.
This change allows to pass render quality hint to SDL in runtime. While
using hardware display, SDL can hint the renderer to use linear or
anisotropic filtering, which can deliver a better experience when using
non-integer scale value.
Sound on Linux is handled by PulseAudio, which creates a sink and offers
a central place to control which sources are distributed how and where.
Applications in general are expected to only offer volume controls.
Tested with 0 A.D., SuperTuxKart and a few media players, none of which
offers selecting sink directly.
As per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PulseAudio#Adoption it should
covert vast majority of uses.
