(Jak & Daxter) Oddities when skipping cutscenes #2145
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I was able to replicate this issue in debug mode. Here is a attached video Prior to this, I also looked at time of day with the fast setting enabled in the debug menu and I can confirm that it is also stuck |
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* decomp: `kor-*|kid-*|widow-*|hal-*|atoll-*` files, `spyder`, `sniper`, `juicer` and more (open-goal#2134) Full list: - `atoll-obs` - `atoll-tank` - `juicer` - `sniper` - `transport` - `yakow` - `kid-h` - `kid-states` - `kid-task` - `kid3-course` - `kid` - `kor-h` - `kor-states` - `kor-task` - `kor3-course` - `kor` - `spyder` - `spydroid` - `widow-baron` - `widow-extras` - `widow-more-extras` - `widow2` - `widow` - `flying-spider` - `mammoth` - `mantis` - `nest-obs` - `hal-task` - `hal` - `hal3-course` Manual patches: - `widow`: `handle->process` stack var - `nestb-scenes`: Commented out `nav-network` stuff, was causing crashes in `nest` Also fixes `ginsu` crash (`blade-part` had the wrong type) * Fix test crash on space in filepath (open-goal#2138) Should be only one commit. 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Describe the Bug
Skipping the opening cutscene for Jak 1 causes the tutorial level to be at night. In fact, I think the day/night cycle is entirely stuck like that for the rest of the game, if you never quit. In addition, during cutscenes, the music is muted (it comes back once the cutscene ends). Both of these issues will be fixed if you quit and reload a save.
I also noticed that changing in-game options after this happened caused the game to crash, but I have no idea if that's related.
How To Reproduce
When starting a new game with the "skippable cutscenes" option enabled, skip the opening. Make your way through the tutorial back to Sandover Village and you'll see what I mean about the cutscene audio.
Does this problem occur on original hardware or PCSX2?
Yes, it's unique to OpenGOAL
Expected Behavior
The game should always start at daytime and have a normal day/night cycle. During cutscenes, you should hear background music.
Operating System
Windows 11
OpenGOAL Version
v0.1.31
Game Version
NTSC 1.0 (black label)
Are you using a high refresh-rate monitor (>60Hz)
Yes
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