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But first, please read . diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b3066c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +# MONKEYISLAND2-stream-obs-scummvm_autoScene + +Cambia automaticamente de escena en OBS mientras juegas a Monkey Island 2 con Scummvm. diff --git a/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/EXTRAS/extras b/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/EXTRAS/extras new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/ADLIB.IMS b/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/ADLIB.IMS new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7c94f5f Binary files /dev/null and b/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/ADLIB.IMS differ diff --git a/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/MONKEY2.000 b/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/MONKEY2.000 new file mode 100644 index 0000000..171a208 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alley + Room 35: waterfall + Room 36: faucet + Room 37: beach + Room 38: cottage + Room 39: rums + Room 40: basement + Room 41: phatts + Room 42: stairs + Room 43: bedroom + Room 44: cu-phatt + Room 45: booty-isl + Room 46: ville + Room 47: spitvile + Room 48: antique + Room 49: costume-s + Room 50: funeral-p + Room 51: kiosk + Room 52: mansion + Room 53: front-man + Room 54: back-mans + Room 55: entryway + Room 56: boudoir + Room 57: kitchen + Room 58: clifftop + Room 59: cliffbot + Room 60: tree-base + Room 61: tree-top + Room 62: tree-hous + Room 63: under-shi + Room 64: water + Room 65: over-gall + Room 66: galleon + Room 67: part3 + Room 68: le-fortre + Room 69: le-explos + Room 70: le-dock + Room 71: le-passag + Room 72: le-hall + Room 73: le-door + Room 74: le-office + Room 75: le-jail + Room 76: le-cel + Room 77: le-dynomi + Room 78: le-closeu + Room 79: le-tortur + Room 80: bone-map + Room 81: kates-shi + Room 82: map + Room 83: raft + Room 84: part4 + Room 85: dinky-bea + Room 86: dinky-spo + Room 87: dinky-hol + Room 88: elevator + Room 89: melee + Room 90: storage + Room 91: maintenan + Room 92: lost-foun + Room 93: undergrou + Room 94: icons + Room 95: whoopmap + Room 96: junglea + Room 97: jungleb + Room 98: junglec + Room 99: f-turf + Room 100: f-foregro + Room 101: f-trees + Room 102: f-plants + Room 103: open-cred + Room 104: f-rapinfl + Room 105: f-rapothe + Room 106: f-rap2inf + Room 107: f-rapshri + Room 108: copycrap + Room 109: long-shot + Room 110: bigwhoop + diff --git a/start.sh b/start.sh new file mode 100755 index 0000000..cc700ed --- /dev/null +++ b/start.sh @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +#!/bin/bash +# Dependencies: obs-cli,scummvm, ... + +# Scumm vars +scummvm="/usr/games/scummvm" +subs="--subtitles" +fullScreen="--no-fullscreen" +debugLevel="--debuglevel=3" +debugFlag="--debugflags=RESOURCE" +outFile="/tmp/.debugScummvm.txt" +detect="--auto-detect" +gameDir="--path=$(dirname $0)/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/MONKEY2/" +saveDir="--savepath=$(dirname $0)/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/SAVES" +extraDir="--extrapath=$(dirname $0)/game/Monkey_Island_2-LeChucks_Revenge-Spanish-Scummvm/EXTRAS" + +# Obs-cli vars +obsCli="/usr/local/go/bin/obs-cli" +obsHost="--host localhost" +obsPort="--port 4444" +obsPasswd="--password lapassword" + +# Script vars +skipAutoSwitch="$1" # --just-debug + +function main() { + startScummvmDebugRoom + if [ "$skipAutoSwitch" != "--just-debug" ]; then obsSceneAutoSwitch ; fi +} + +function startScummvmDebugRoom () { + $scummvm $subs $fullScreen $debugLevel $debugFlag $detect $gameDir $saveDir $extraDir | tee $outFile | grep "ensureResourceLoaded(Room," & +} + +function obsSceneAutoSwitch() { + while : + do + room=$(cat $outFile | grep -i "ensureResourceLoaded(Room," | tail -1 | cut -d "," -f 2 | cut -d ")" -f 1) + echo $room + if [ "$room" == "$room" ]; then $obsCli $obsHost $obsPort $obsPasswd scene switch $room >/dev/null 2>&1 ; fi + sleep 1 + done +} + +main