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| − | A '''hacked interpreter''' is an unofficial version of AGI that has been modified to add functionality that was not available in the official versions of the [[Interpreter|interpreter]].
| + | The interpreter cycle in [[AGI]] works thusly: |
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| − | Most, if not all, of the hacked interpreters work by changing the interpreter so that certain bytecodes are interpreted differently than they would be in a normal interpreter. The hacked interpreter that supports changing the palette, for example, alters the [[shake.screen]] functionality from the original interpreter, to allow the palette functionality.
| + | <blockquote>[[File:InterpreterWorkCycle.png|600px]]</blockquote> |
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| − | Without exception, the hacked interpreters require the player to have a copy of the hacked interpreter in order to play the game the way the author intended.
| + | == <br />See Also == |
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| − | Hacked interpreters
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| − | See each hacked interpreter's article for a description of what the trade-offs for using the hack are.
| + | *[[AGI Specifications: Chapter 3 - AGI Internals|AGI Internals]] |
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| − | AGI Mouse - allows a point-and-click interface in an AGI game
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| − | AGIPAL - allows color palettes other than the default
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| − | AGI256 - allows 256 color background images in AGI
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| − | AGISB - plays [[sOUND|sounds]] through a Sound Blaster card instead of the internal speaker
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| − | AGIMIDI - plays sounds through a General MIDI sound card instead of the internal speaker
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 22 March 2019
The interpreter cycle in AGI works thusly:
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