All releases of FreeSCI
Release Notes: VM/kernel bugfixes. Most early SCI games are now beatable. Some legally questionable code has been eliminated. Support has been added for MT-32 emulation, General MIDI, and MIDI output on AmigaOS (via CAMD).
Release Notes: This release restores save game support and the Win32 port, and adds pathfinding, an AmigaOS 4 port, and automatic game discovery. It includes a large set of bugfixes.
Release Notes: The Virtual Machine was extended with a mark-and-sweep garbage collector. Per-resource shading was added. A game selection screen was added. Miscellaneous bugfixes were made.
Release Notes: New ports were added for GP32 and WinCE. A game selection screen was added. A manual per-resource shading option was added. Performance improvements were made in graphics handling. Miscellaneous bugfixes were made.
Release Notes: Bugfixes, a new sound subsystem with support for real-time PCM mixing (any feedback would be appreciated!), per-resource palette configuration to allow some degree of game graphics customisation, and preliminary SCI1 game support.
Release Notes: The libxft dependency for the plain xlib+RENDER driver has been removed. There is a Win32 timer fix. The fmopl Adlib emulator has been reverted to Tatsuyuki Satoh's version to avoid licencing trouble.
Release Notes: This release fixes a number of bugs critical for several platforms. In particular, the UNIX segfault on startup and Dreamcast crashes when using savegames have been fixed, and a workaround for Win32 build problems has been documented in the accompanying README.Win32.
Release Notes: Apart from a large amount of bugfixes, this release adds ports to the Dreamcast and to MorphOS, graphics drivers for DirectX 8.0a and DirectFB, sound support for IRIX, and an (optional) on-screen interface to the built-in FreeSCI and SCI script debugger.
Release Notes: A complete VM re-write to accomodate for a larger address space (see the Glutton VM paper for details), a unified kernel function type checker, and a completely re-structured sound subsystem. Savegames are disabled for the time being, and only Adlib on OSS can be used for playing music right now.
Release Notes: A restructured sound subsystem, ports to PPC and ARM Linux, a port to BeOS, a new LRU resource manager graphical configuration tool, documentation updates, and a large amount of bugfixes.
