NocturneDecomp 0.1.3

Downloads

Each archive is a self-contained build of the engine for one platform and flavour:

Archive	Platform	Flavour
nocturne-0.1.3-exe-linux-x86_64.tar.gz	Linux, 64-bit	Enhanced
nocturne-0.1.3-exe-windows-x86_64.zip	Windows, 64-bit	Enhanced
nocturne-0.1.3-exe-linux-vanilla-x86_64.tar.gz	Linux, 64-bit	Vanilla
nocturne-0.1.3-exe-windows-vanilla-x86_64.zip	Windows, 64-bit	Vanilla

• Enhanced includes the project's additions and fixes to the original's defects: the
  automap, save slots, gamepad support, windowed and borderless modes, and HUD scaling.
• Vanilla answers every authenticity toggle the way the shipped game did, so it plays as the
  retail game played, bugs included.

See docs/releasing.md
for exactly what differs.

No game data is included

These archives hold the engine only. The PODs and original executables are not redistributable,
so you need your own copy of Nocturne (1999) to play.

Installing

1. Install Nocturne from your own copy as usual.
2. Unpack the archive into that same install folder, so nocturne (or nocturne.exe) sits
   beside the game's own files.
3. For the cutscenes: create a video folder in the install folder and copy the game's
   .AVI files into it. The original installer doesn't do this. The game looks in video, but
   the movies ship in AVI, which is why the retail game never played them. The name isn't
   case-sensitive, even on Linux.

Verifying your download

Compare against SHA256SUMS.txt:

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt --ignore-missing

Each build also reports what it is, before it needs a window or any game data:

./nocturne --version

What's Changed

• Netplay sync, Gabriella and Colonel actions, gameplay defect fixes, keep sync tooling by @NearlyTRex in #11
• Release v0.1.3 by @github-actions[bot] in #12

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3