Bug-fix release, no new features.
Fixed
- HSC playback follows HSC-Tracker HSCOBJ 1.4 / HSCPLAY. Unmatched effects
including0x3n,0x5n,0x6n, and0xDnset speed.0x08is0x40.
Notes use the original 16-bit frequency word.0x1n/0x2nslide the low
byte byn + 1.0xAn/0xBn/0xCnreplace the level byte without keeping
KSL. An instrument-set with slide 0 leaves the key off. A repeat
instrument-set of the current patch is a no-op. Out-of-range order indexes
play empty rows instead of looping. The 51st order slot is played. The KSL
xor applies to the carrier always, and to the modulator only in additive
mode. Checked against all 234 modules inplaylists/hsc.m3u. - HSC tracker cells show
effect & 0x7Ffor an instrument-set and the
unclamped octaven / 12, matching playback. - RAD v2 note-retrigger uses each channel's last instrument at play time
(RealityCChannel.LastInstrument), not a load-time latch shared across
channels and reset per pattern. A note without an instrument change no
longer forces a key-on bounce. An instrument byte still updates the latch
when the patch is missing or the row is a tone slide. - CMF General-MIDI channel-9 drum remap loads AdPlug's five fallback
percussion patches onto rhythm channels 11..15, instead of file
instrument 0. The fallbacks live in a side table, so they cannot collide
with file patch numbers. - AudioT archives with Wolf-engine extensions
.vsi(Blake Stone: Planet
Strike),.co7(Corridor 7), and.bc(Operation Body Count) default to
the 700 Hz IMF timer, not Keen's 560 Hz.
Changed
- Format guides for HSC, RAD, CMF, and AudioT describe HSCOBJ playback,
Reality last-instrument retrigger, GM drum fallbacks, and Wolf-engine
AudioT rates.