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Seconds later --> 
After upside down free fall --> 
function speech_render(SpeechRenderingInfo *info) {
// show your own GUI, Overlay, etc, giving a custom way of drawing the speech text to screen
// having access to this stuff:
// info.Text to access the text being Said <-- the text passed with the Say function
// info.AudioFile <-- the audofile passed with the Say function
// info.Delay <-- the delay that AGS would've had if it were using its own function
// etc
}Background.ColorDepth()
Background.GetDrawingSurface()
Background.frame <-- int
Background.Animate(Direction, int delay)
Background.StopAnimating()
Background.IsAnimating()
ROOM.Visited()
ROOM.Reset()
ROOM.width
ROOM.height
ROOM.WalkableArea.GetScalingAt(int x, int y)
ROOM.WalkableArea.GetScalingAtScreen(int x, int y)
ROOM.WalkableArea.SetAreaScaling(int areaID, int min, int max)
ROOM.WalkableArea.GetAreaAt(int x, int y)
ROOM.WalkableArea.GetAreaAtScreen(int x, int y)
ROOM.WalkableArea.DisableArea(int areaID)
ROOM.WalkableArea.EnableArea(int areaID)
ROOM.WalkableArea.IsAreaActive(int areaID)
ROOM.Layer.SetBaseline(int layerID, int baselineY)
ROOM.Edge.Bottom.y
ROOM.Edge.Left.x
ROOM.Edge.Right.x
ROOM.Edge.Top.y
ROOM.Edge.DisableAll()
ROOM.Edge.EnableAll()
ROOM.Edge.Bottom.active
ROOM.Edge.Left.active
ROOM.Edge.Right.active
ROOM.Edge.Top.active
Screen.FadeIn(int speed)
Screen.FadeOut(int speed)
Screen.Flip(FlipDirection) <-- new built-in Enum - instead of int
Screen.SetFadeColor(int red, int green, int blue)
Screen.ResetFadeColor()
Screen.SetTransition(TransitionStyle)
Screen.SetNextTransition(TransitionStyle)
Screen.Shake(int delay, int distance, int duration, BlockingStyle)
Screen.StopShake()
Screen.Tint(int red, int green, int blue, int transparency) <-- added parameters
Screen.RemoveTint()
Viewport.x
Viewport.y
Viewport.Set(int x, int y)
Viewport.Get() <-- Returns Vector2 of X and Y
Viewport.Release()
Viewport.FollowCharacter(Character character)
Viewport.Move(int x, int y, int speed, BlockingStyle)
Viewport.width
Viewport.height
Character.RemoveInventory(InventoryItem *item)
Character.IsInteractionAvailable(CursorMode)
Object.IsInteractionAvailable(CursorMode)
Hotspot.IsInteractionAvailable(CursorMode)
Cutscene.Start(CutsceneSkipType)
Cutscene.End()
Cutscene.Active()
Cutscene.Skipping()
Key.IsButtonDown(eKeyCode) <-- to match Mouse.IsButtonDown
Game.IsInteractionAvailableAtScreen(int x, int y, int mode)
Game.SkipCharacterTravelTime(Character character)
Game.SetSpeechSkipAction(SpeechSkip)
Game.IsPaused()
Game.score
Game.GetLocationTypeAt(int x, int y)
Game.GetLocationTypeAtScreen(int x, int y)
Game.GetLocationNameAt(int x, int y)
Game.GetLocationNameAtScreen(int x, int y)
Game.gameSpeed
System.windowHeight
System.windowWidth
Font.GetTextWidth(String text, FontType)
Font.GetTextHeight(String text, FrontType, int width)
QuoteBest Practices
[..] You should maybe avoid getters and setters as well.
QuoteAvoid Internal Getters/Setters
In native languages like C++ it's common practice to use getters (e.g. i = getCount()) instead of accessing the field directly (i = mCount). This is an excellent habit for C++, because the compiler can usually inline the access, and if you need to restrict or debug field access you can add the code at any time.
On Android, this is a bad idea. Virtual method calls are expensive, much more so than instance field lookups. It's reasonable to follow common object-oriented programming practices and have getters and setters in the public interface, but within a class you should always access fields directly.
Without a JIT, direct field access is about 3x faster than invoking a trivial getter. With the JIT (where direct field access is as cheap as accessing a local), direct field access is about 7x faster than invoking a trivial getter. This is true in Froyo, but will improve in the future when the JIT inlines getter methods.
public class AccelerometerHandler implements SensorEventListener {
float accelX;
float accelY;
float accelZ;
// [.. removed nonessential code that took the accelerometer changes and values and set them to the accelXYZ variables ..]
public float getAccelX()
{
return accelX;
}
public float getAccelY()
{
return accelY;
}
public float getAccelZ()
{
return accelZ;
}
}
struct __Test
{
import function whatever();
};
import __Test Test;
__Test Test;
export Test;
function __Test::whatever()
{
player.Say("testing");
}
struct sTest {
Character *theCharacter;
};
sTest test[];
function game_start()
{
test = new sTest[Game.CharacterCount];
}
struct sMyStruct {
int i;
import function test();
};
sMyStruct myStruct;
function sMyStruct::test()
{
//etc...
}
struct sMyStruct {
int i;
};
sMyStruct myStruct;
function test(this sMyStruct*)
{
//etc...
}
DynamicSprite *test[];
function game_start()
{
test = new DynamicSprite[1];
test[0] = DynamicSprite.CreateFromExistingSprite(0);
}
Quote
An error has occurred. Please contact the game author for support, as this is likely to be a scripting error and not a bug in AGS.
(ACI version 3.20.1099)
Error: DeleteSprite: Attempted to free static sprite X that was not loaded by the script