2. Changed StopOnEnd to StopOnFrame. This expands the functionality so that you can tell the emulator to run and then stop at a predetermined point.
3. Expanded the functionality of RewindToFrame to handle more cases. Now you can go back or even forward to a frame and it handles the execution and greenzone appropriately.
4. Due to the change in structure some code was changed to check the index of the first and last saved states in the greenzone rather than relying on the size of the saved state list.
5. Changed the list of saved states in the movie log from a list of byte[] to a list of structures (the structure has an int for the index and byte[] for the state).
6. Saved an init state in the movie log. This is used to go back to the beginning if the beginning of the movie is no longer in the list of saved states.
7. Expanded the AddState and SetFrameAt logic in the movie log to account for the fact that the size of the saved state list is now capped.
8. Fixed a bug in the log interpretation for SMS.
9. Fixed a bug in the sms virtual controller, buttons 1 and 2 were hooked to the wrong objects.
10. Fixed the tastudio listview to show lag as pink.
2. Fixed issues with the light blue current frame pointer in tastudio
3. Removed a totally useless index that was being kept seperately in the movie log.
4. Moved the tastudio update after the check to see if the rest of the saved state list is valid.
5. Changed some function/variable names related to the movie log for clarity.
1. Added a list of save states to the movie log.
2. Added corresponding support functions for the save states.
3. Added double click to the list view to load a previous frame.
4. Added a context menu to the list view with insert and delete.
5. Fixed some issues with the green zone of valid state history.
6. Fixed an input bug that I had unwittingly created, as well as issues with the nes log format.
1. Hooked up Fast Forward, Fast Forward to End
2. Made a placeholder for Turbo Fast Forward.
3. Fixed rewind to not stomp on the previous frame with new input.
4. Fixed rewind to stop at the beginning of the movie instead of freaking out.
5. TAStudio now shows data from the most recent frame.
6. CommitFrame is called even if not recording so played back frames also show up in TAStudio.
7. Play mode only stops at the end of the movie if you tell it to. Your emulator normally continues to play with no input after the end of the movie.
8. TAStudio is now updated after a rewind (even though the rewind doesn't play a new frame).
9. Split the tools update into before and after updates.
10. Going into read-only mode adjusts the movie mode.
11. Implemented New, Open, Save, and Save As for TAStudio.
12. Fixed an issue where frames past the end of the log would default to the input from the last frame of the log.
13. Fixed a problem where you couldn't rewind to frame 0.
14. Fixed a scrolling issue in the TAStudio list view.
15. Fixed an issue with the TAStudio virtual NES controller not matching up with the log.
16. Fixed an issue where the NES reset button would get held in when rewinding.
17. Added/Modified a couple of button graphics.
-Realized that FixMnemonic is useless as GetControllersAsMnemonic() + WriteMovie() = Fixed.
-Finished the NES / PCE importers, now without string builders (Thanks zeromus)!
-Converted ImportMMV to this same method.
TODO:
-Decide how's the best way to handle the mnemonic header and implement it. Apparently, anything other than a predefined header and a | is considered as a comment, so I might do something like:
comment Mnemonic format:
[0|UDLRsSBA]
-Removed the FCEUX handling from SubtitleList.AddSubtitle; it didn't work at all, which is good because we no longer support FM2 natively anyway!
-Added MovieImport.AddSubtitle, which parses FM2 subtitles and forwards them to the .TAS movie object.
--For the color, I used 16777215 as it seems the subtitles use decimal instead of hexadecimal...why?
--Even though I used this color, which is definitely the equivalent of FFFFFF (white), the subtitles show up as black. I don't think this has anything to do with the importer, but it's worth looking into.
--Created ImportFile to decide what function to use for each filetype.
---It currently automatically writes to a .TAS file, but that option will eventually only be applied when specified in the GUI, hopefully completely external from this class.
--Made IsValidMovieExtension work.
--Created LoadText to do the majority of the work that both .FM2 and .MC2 need to be done.
--.MC2 seems to work perfectly, not that it was a hard conversion!
--.FM2 seems to convert most headers correct, except for subtitles, which replaces the beginning portions of each subtitle's text with 0 0 120 4294967295. Not sure what that's about, though this sure feels like deja vu...
--I still need to switch around the order of the buttons the frames are added, but I need to find out what way I can do this without reinventing the wheel.
-Added the FixMnemonic function to Movie.cs. It currently does nothing, but my goal is to have it correct the mnemonic for all frames in a movie file based on the position of the characters.
--As of right now, ImportFile uses this.
-MainForm.IsValidMovieExtension only checks whether or not its .TAS or not now.
TODO:
-Fix the FM2 subtitles.
-Shift around the FM2 buttons.
--After completed, test a .FM2 file that should sync and see if it works, with and without FixMnemonic being used.
-Make FixMnemonic actually do something.
-Refactor code? I originally thought it'd be best to treat Movie.LoadText just like any other importer, but I think at this point it might just be best to keep these things completely separate.
-Consider the possibility of working with the binary file importers.
--Yes adelikat, I am somewhat interested, especially considering how useful it would be to have a working .FCM importer so I can compare old runs when TASing. I already was hoping to learn about .VBM and .SMV for my ButtonCount.lua script. By the way, might this be bundled with bizhawk as it is with FCEUX 2.1.6? :)
adelikat