The following issues marked under each version, when complete, will trigger the version release.
ID | Description |
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1 | mouse scroll wheel should scroll scrollbars in windows |
8 | holding in left mouse button causes insane amount of screen refreshes |
9 | holding in left mouse button makes character walk real fast, delay is ignored |
11 | split directory sound/ into sound/ and music/ |
12 | all music files need 'whitespace' removal from the start and the |
13 | MENU_ commands need to be supported |
14 | standard key assignments to be used |
15 | non ext_cmd to be supported, but not as the default behavior end |
19 | compilation instructions |
21 | Cannot drop only 3 of 6 the same items |
20 | No indication of being in the Gnomish Mines |
24 | CapsLock / NumLock brings up the help menu |
28 | vultures eye hangs/crashes on SUSE Linux 9.3 / AMD64 |
ID | Description |
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3 | grouping tiles should have unique graphic |
4 | tiles required for unexplored areas |
7 | Use the "m" key to pop the map! |
ID | Description |
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26 | Unable to save the game, or having to press <ctrl> "S" to do so. |
27 | Using the small SDL.DLL instead of the huge one deforms sound |
a.b.c_d
- 'a': Version number
If this increments then major changes are underway.
- 'b': Release number
This should increment for each standard release which includes many feature additions media addons etc. If this number is an odd number, dont expect the game to be stable. It means you have a development release.
- 'c': Patch level
This is just an indication of the bugfix 'level' the release is at. If this has increased it means no new features where added, just some bugfixes (unless of course a bugfix required a feature addition)
- 'd': Package number
This increments if there was a mistake made while packaging. No bugs where fixed, no features where added, the packager just fixed an installation error or any other packaging related problem.
The only exception being any 1.9.3_* packages. This is just after the Falcon's Eye fork and has many sequential package releases
Primary vultures eye development website : http://www.darkarts.co.za/projects/vultures/
Vulture's forums, bug-tracking and download mirror : http://www.diguru.com/