And dissolve the "vars" units, which would be too annoying to merge on
the `debloated` branch otherwise. This interpretation of these globals
further highlights the type differences between REIIDEN.EXE and
FUUIN.EXE.
Placing them in directly in `resident.hpp`; on the `debloated` branch,
we could neatly define each of these fields in a matching .cpp file,
but that file would need to be compiled twice due to the aforementioned
differences between binaries. Better to keep those in `op_01.cpp`,
`main_01.cpp`, or `fuuin_01.cpp`, respectively.
Part of P0229, funded by Ember2528.
Same rationale here – this naming scheme clarifies how these variables
are just redundant copies out of the resident structure.
Part of P0229, funded by Ember2528.
The `credit_` prefix may seem redundant within the REIIDEN.CFG
structure, but consistency seems more important here. Makes it much
easier to follow how these fields are copied around.
Part of P0229, funded by Ember2528.
In all places visited during the next 6 pushes: The resident structure
and copies of its values, the packfile implementation, boss entities,
rendering font ROM glyphs to VRAM, and overall inconsistent code
between the three binaries.
Part of P0229, funded by Ember2528.
And name the FM state in a way that already prepares modded PMD
support. That's the number 1 TH01 mod idea, after all.
Part of P0216, funded by JonathKane.
The final secret of this executable: With a loaded MDRV2, enter
fuuin t1
on the DOS prompt to view the 魔界/Makai Good Ending, or
fuuin t
for the 地獄/Jigoku Good Ending.
(Bad Endings can only be accessed by pre-allocating the TH01 resident
structure and setting one of the `continues_per_scene` array members to
a nonzero value.)
Part of P0213, funded by Ember2528 and GhostRiderCog.
Where we learn that "MIKOsan" is just a fancy term for the current
lives and bombs. Same as "Ｂｏｍｂ＆Ｐｌａｙｅｒ", just with higher
multipliers.
Also, continuing the trend of ugly numeral rendering code.
Part of P0213, funded by Ember2528 and GhostRiderCog.
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