// fill buffers with the static screen
void initLoadingScreen( bool drawbdrop )
{
setupLoadingScreen();
wzShowMouse(false);
pie_SetFogStatus(false);
// setup the callback....
resSetLoadCallback(loadingScreenCallback);
if (drawbdrop)
{
if (!screen_GetBackDrop())
{
pie_LoadBackDrop(SCREEN_RANDOMBDROP);
}
screen_RestartBackDrop();
}
else
{
screen_StopBackDrop();
}
// Start with two cleared buffers as the hacky loading screen code re-uses old buffers to create its effect.
pie_ScreenFlip(CLEAR_BLACK);
pie_ScreenFlip(CLEAR_BLACK);
}
// shut down the loading screen
void closeLoadingScreen(void)
{
if (stars)
{
free(stars);
stars = NULL;
}
resSetLoadCallback(NULL);
}
// shut down the loading screen
void closeLoadingScreen(void)
{
if (stars)
{
free(stars);
stars = NULL;
}
resSetLoadCallback(NULL);
pie_ScreenFlip(CLEAR_BLACK);
}
// fill buffers with the static screen
void initLoadingScreen( bool drawbdrop )
{
pie_ShowMouse(false);
if (!drawbdrop) // fill buffers
{
//just init the load bar with the current screen
// setup the callback....
pie_SetFogStatus(false);
pie_ScreenFlip(CLEAR_BLACK);
resSetLoadCallback(loadingScreenCallback);
return;
}
pie_SetFogStatus(false);
pie_ScreenFlip(CLEAR_BLACK);//init loading
// setup the callback....
resSetLoadCallback(loadingScreenCallback);
// NOTE: When this is called, we stop the backdrop, but since the screen
// is double buffered, we only have the backdrop on 1 buffer, and not the other.
//screen_StopBackDrop();
}
