Animaniacs Game Pack

Animaniacs Game Pack is a compilation of five arcade-style games featuring characters from the hit TV show Animaniacs. In each game, you play as one of the three Warner siblings: Yakko, Wakko, and Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fanna Bo Besca III (but we'll call her Dot).

This needs some investigation.
Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.
Specifically: Need some verification about publishers, maybe release dates as well.)

Intro/Menus#

Menu Bar#

An undocumented menu bar can appear on the main menu by pressing M, from showing the credits, choosing any game, clearing high scores and quiting, with it options for "CDSpeed" and "SysSpeed".

You can't make the menu disappear unless you wait for an animation to play when doing nothing for a while.

File
About GamePack

Clear High Scores

Tee Off
Smoocher
PropShop
Baloney
Belchinator

Sound
Win95 Mixer

Loud
6
5
4
3
2
Quiet
Off

CDSpeed
High
Minimum

SysSpeed
High
Med
Slow
Real Slow

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Graphics#

Image	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
	START.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 6	6	An earlier version of the "Insert CD" message. "Animaniacs" is misspelled. The used version of this message is stored in STARTWIN.DXR.
	START.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 7	7	An earlier version of screen resolution/color depth message. The game is referred to by a slightly different name, "Wacky Pack CD", and "Animaniacs" is misspelled again. The used version of this message is stored in STARTWIN.DXR and is not an image; instead it is generated as text so it can show what the current resolution and color depth are compared to the recommendation.

Baloney's Balloon Bop#

Uncompiled Script#

Text

File

Cast

Type / ID

Internal Name

Description

  set SndBoing = the number of member "boing"
  set SndFloor = the number of member "Floor"
  set SndBaloney = the number of member "BalOhBoy"
  set SndPop =  -1 + the number of member "balloon pop 1"
  set SndMusic8 = the number of member  "1 abc"
  set SndBalHit8 = the number of member "anvil hit blony 1"
  set SndFreeHit = the number of member "freeze hit fast"
  set SndPowerUp = the number of member "Tramp stretch"

BALONEY.DXR

Internal

Text 43

43

A snippet of Lingo script that the developers copied into a Text element, related to sound effect assignments.

Belchinator Too#

Cheat Codes#

The game checks for a large number of cheat codes on the pause menu. While the level select codes have been known, the rest were only discovered through decompiling the game's Lingo scripts. The codes are listed in the order that they are stored in the game's scripts.

This needs some investigation.
Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.
Specifically: What does the NARF code do?

Cheat	Effect
TELE1	Teleport to Level 1 - Loading Docks.
TELE2	Teleport to Level 2 - Storage.
TELE3	Teleport to Level 3 - Manufacturing.
TELE4	Teleport to Level 4 - Manufacturing.
TELE5	Teleport to Level 5 - Computer Center.
TELE6	Teleport to Level 6 - Brain Trust.
TELE7	Teleport to Level 7 - The Terrible Think Tank!!
WACKYSACK	Gives full ammo, all keys, full armor, full belch shield, fully reveals map, disables force fields, and removes all enemies from the level.
FOODSTUFF	Gives full ammo.
FABOO	Gives full body armor.
DANCE	Gives full belch shield.
LOCKSMITH	Gives all keys.
SESAME	Turns off all force fields in the level.
PONDERING	Fully reveals the map.
HELLONURSE	Grants invincibility.
EGAD	All enemies die in one hit.
ALONE	Removes all the enemies from the level, with the exception of any that are currently on screen.
NARF	Unknown effect. Plays the sound for breaking boxes when activated.
MORTAL	Disables the invincibility effect from the HELLONURSE code.
NORMAL	Disables the effects of other cheats, except for inventory/ammo.

Unused Graphics#

Image	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
	BELCH.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 436	436	A tile for the map device, but with the screen turned on and reading "MAP DEVICE ACTIVE". Presumably, the tile was meant to change to this once the player activated a map device, but instead nothing happens.

Unused Audio#

Sound	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
	BSOUNDS.CXT	BSOUNDS	Sound 2	key	Similar to the clips played when grabbing a colored key, but the second half has been replaced with a clip of Wakko saying "Faboo!"
	MONSTER1.CXT MONSTER2.CXT	MONSTER1 MONSTER2	Sound 297	Empty	A voice saying "Sound Missing" is located in the Cast files for Dump-T and ForkFace. Each enemy file uses Sound 297 for the projectile firing sound, but these enemies don't fire projectiles. This dummy sound effect is present to fill the slot.

In addition, the enemy death sounds cannot be heard in their entirety in-game. The game only allows one sound effect to play at a time, so the enemy's own explosion cuts off the end of each clip. As it turns out, they tend to have a little more to say.

File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
MONSTER1.CXT	MONSTER1	Sound 296	Robbie Die	Dump-T deflates a little bit longer.
MONSTER2.CXT	MONSTER2	Sound 296	R3 Die Rats	ForkFace says "Rats", which is completely cut off in-game.
MONSTER3.CXT	MONSTER3	Sound 296	M3 Trek Bot die	Spark-E's death sound has a cut-off fade at the end.
MONSTER4.CXT	MONSTER4	Sound 296	Yeow	PopCycle is supposed to say "Yeow", but in-game it ends up sounding more like "Yeo-".
MONSTER5.CXT	MONSTER5	Sound 296	R2ish die	Ashcan 451 says "Mommy", but is partially cut off in-game.
MONSTER6.CXT	MONSTER6	Sound 296	M6 Bunny Die	Bun-EE 2000 never gets to finish saying "Stop him".
MONSTER7.CXT	MONSTER7	Sound 296	M7 Mouse Die	KnowBot's death sound has a cut-off fade at the end.

Prop Shop Drop#

Unused Graphics#

Image	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
	PROPSHOP.DXR	scripts	Bitmap 48	48	An early, misspelled "Success" message.
	PROPSHOP.DXR	things	Bitmap 204	204	A tank! This was meant to be a fourth vehicle type. It seems that in the tank you would be able to shoot and destroy obstacles instead of having to avoid them. Unfortunately, this is the only graphic that remains for it. There is a lot of code still present in the game for handling the tank, including firing controls, but additional Lingo script knowledge is required to modify the game to attempt using it (due to inaccurate Macromedia Director decompilation, the scripts cannot be recompiled as-is).

Unused Audio#

This needs some investigation.
Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.
Specifically: There are more potentially unused sound effects, possibly related to the tank and projectile impacts with enemies. Need to determine which ones are actually completely unused and weren't repurposed.

File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 64	Pickup Clean Necks	This is supposed to be the pickup sound for the tissue boxes in Level 3, but the ice cube pickup sound is used instead.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 77	Pickup Cowboy Hat	This is supposed to be the pickup sound for the cowboy hats in Level 2, but the sound effect "object shot 3" is used instead.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 111	jump 4	Based on the name and position in the cast, this may have been a jumping sound for the tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 121	land 4	Based on the name and position in the cast, this may have been a landing sound for the tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 134	Tank Shoot	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 143	Tank	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 144	Tank End	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 145	Tank Start	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 170	Tank hit 1	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 171	Tank hit 2	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 172	tank hit 3	Sound effect for the unused tank vehicle.
PROPSHOP.DXR	sounds	Sound 173	end game	Based on the name, this is supposed to be played at the end of the game, but it is never heard.
PROPSHOP.DXR	Untitled-1	Sound 19	intro10	An introduction for a removed tenth level! This is the only remnant of the level; no graphics, layout or music exists. Dot: Collect all the hats you can find for the romance movie, Chapeau Chateaux. Yakko: The viewers'll flip their lids for that one!

Level Editor#

A rudimentary level editor used by the developers is hidden in the game. However, it cannot be accessed normally - the game must be in "Author" mode, meaning it is being run within the Macromedia Director editor (only possible by removing the protection on PROPSHOP.DXR). When running in Author mode, the level editor can be opened from the main menu by holding Ctrl while clicking on High Scores.

The editor allows you to navigate the levels, create and manipulate objects. Level designs can be saved as text files and loaded. The Test button will run the level with the edited design.

Level Select#

A hidden level select screen is in the game, but it is completely removed from the code and cannot be accessed through gameplay. The only way to access it is by opening an unprotected PROPSHOP.DXR in Macromedia Director and going to the marker "password". Once accessed this way, it functions normally - clicking a button will go to that level.

Uncompiled Scripts#

Text

File

Cast

Type / ID

Internal Name

Description

on shotcontrol
  global speed,howfar,curpal,Odometer,animlist
  global Objectfrequency,NextObject,NextObjectMile
  global slippery,oldmove,playerpos,shottime,AmmoCount,PowerUpRef,GameTime
  global playerdef,playerdir,playercast,LastPlayerDir,playerinc,gear
  if AmmoCount < 0 then exit
  if the key3flag of sprite 48 then 
    if the timer > shottime then
      
      set AmmoCount = AmmoCount - 1
      
      case PowerUpRef of
        0:
          set shottime = the timer + 30            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) 
        1:
          set shottime = the timer + 9            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) 
        2:
          set shottime = the timer + 6            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) 
        3:
          set shottime = the timer + 15            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(-8,-4)
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(0,-6)
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(8,-4)
        4:
          set shottime = the timer + 9            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) 
        5:
          if the locv of speed < 24 then 
            set speed = speed + point(0,1)
          end if
        6:set powerupref = 0
          set Gametime = Gametime + 600
        7:
          set shottime = the timer + 20            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(0,-6)
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60+point(0,15),playerinc* point (1.2,-1)+point(0,-6)
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60+point(0,30),playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(0,-6)
        8:
          set shottime = the timer + 15            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(0,-6)
        9:
          set shottime = the timer + 15            
          makeprojectile the loc of sprite 60,playerinc* point (1.2,-1) +point(0,-3)
      end case
      
    end if
  end if
end

PROPSHOP.DXR

scripts

Text 35

old shot control

Earlier code for the "shotcontrol" function which was used for the tank vehicle.

Unused Text#

Text

File

Cast

Type / ID

Internal Name

Description

[4742: [416, 22], 4742: [319, 20], 4743: [216, 20], 4744: [106, 20], 4751: [380, 20], 4751: [168, 20], 4751: [262, 22], 4757: [381, 1], 4759: [291, 1], 4761: [227, 1], 4763: [170, 1], 4765: [238, 1], 4767: [300, 1], 4769: [408, 1], 4771: [137, 22], 4773: [137, 22], 4776: [303, 32], 4778: [381, 3], 4780: [116, 3], 4784: [215, 15], 4784: [419, 15], 4787: [406, 2], 4790: [240, 2], 4793: [115, 15], 4793: [297, 15], 4796: [220, 2], 4799: [395, 2], 4802: [373, 15], 4802: [201, 15], 4811: [84, 19], 4811: [159, 19], 4811: [447, 19], 4811: [394, 19], 4812: [270, 17], 4820: [382, 14], 4820: [145, 16], 4824: [400, 14], 4824: [116, 16], 4828: [435, 14], 4828: [89, 16], 4832: [287, 22], 4835: [381, 4], 4835: [179, 4], 4838: [337, 20], 4838: [231, 20], 4841: [288, 20], 4845: [424, 1], 4845: [99, 1], 4848: [426, 1], 4848: [103, 1], 4854: [210, 2], 4857: [114, 2], 4860: [410, 2], 4863: [357, 2], 4866: [276, 2], 4869: [273, 5], 4869: [425, 5], 4869: [112, 5], 4876: [263, 34], 4879: [251, 22], 4883: [427, 20], 4883: [103, 20], 4885: [202, 14], 4890: [326, 5], 4890: [229, 14], 4893: [128, 22], 4894: [329, 5], 4895: [254, 14], 4899: [275, 14], 4900: [421, 22], 4902: [136, 22], 4903: [418, 13], 4903: [309, 14], 4906: [137, 22], 4907: [296, 14], 4909: [142, 17], 4911: [140, 17], 4912: [266, 16], 4916: [246, 16], 4920: [218, 16], 4920: [119, 22], 4924: [117, 22], 4924: [202, 16], 4928: [124, 17], 4928: [284, 17], 4935: [97, 20], 4935: [179, 33], 4936: [267, 20], 4938: [175, 20], 4940: [19, 8], 4946: [16, 9], 4947: [294, 1], 4949: [343, 1], 4951: [294, 1], 4953: [355, 1], 4957: [267, 20], 4957: [400, 20], 4957: [134, 20], 4959: [16, 10], 4960: [313, 3], 4962: [313, 3], 4964: [312, 3], 4966: [313, 3], 4969: [16, 10], 4973: [366, 22], 4976: [264, 33], 4978: [285, 1], 4981: [393, 2], 4984: [108, 2], 4985: [437, 12], 4987: [343, 2], 4989: [99, 22], 4992: [71, 1], 4994: [442, 1], 4996: [432, 1], 4997: [16, 10], 4998: [72, 1], 5000: [191, 32], 5002: [271, 18], 5003: [158, 7], 5003: [380, 7], 5007: [381, 35], 5008: [273, 1], 5011: [184, 1], 5016: [273, 22]]

PROPSHOP.DXR

Internal

Field 140

140

What appears to be a partial level design. If saved into a text file, it can be loaded into the game using the level editor. It is made up of a mix of level themes and lacks objects, suggesting that the object definitions may have been shuffled around since the level was made. It is also not a full level, being much shorter than the final levels.

put mmessagelist(xtra "fileio")
-- "xtra fileio -- CH May96
new object me -- create a new child instance
-- FILEIO --
fileName object me -- return fileName string of the open file
status object me -- return the error code of the last method called
error object me, int error -- return the error string of the error
setFilterMask me, string mask -- set the filter mask for dialogs
openFile object me, string fileName, int mode -- opens named file. valid modes: 0=r/w 1=r 2=w
closeFile object me -- close the file
displayOpen object me -- displays an open dialog and returns the selected fileName to lingo
displaySave object me, string title, string defaultFileName -- displays save dialog and returns selected fileName to lingo
createFile object me, string fileName -- creates a new file called fileName
setPosition object me, int position -- set the file position
getPosition object me -- get the file position
getLength object me -- get the length of the open file
writeChar object me, string theChar -- write a single character (by ASCII code) to the file
writeString object me, string theString -- write a null-terminated string to the file
readChar object me -- read the next character of the file and return it as an ASCII code value
readLine object me -- read the next line of the file (including the next RETURN) and return as a string
readFile object me -- read from current position to EOF and return as a string
readWord object me -- read the next word of the file and return it as a string
readToken object me, string skip, string break -- read the next token and return it as a string
getFinderInfo object me -- get the finder info for the open file (Mac Only)
setFinderInfo object me, string attributes -- set the finder info for the open file (Mac Only)
delete object me -- deletes the open file
+ version xtraRef -- display fileIO version and build information in the message window
* getOSDirectory -- returns the full path to the Mac System Folder or Windows Directory
"

PROPSHOP.DXR

Internal

Text 230

230

Console output of the function reference for the "fileio" Director Xtra.

Brain Storm

Car attempts to keep a constant speed.  If an object is hit, the car decelerates and has to reaccelerate back to normal speed.  -- Add high speed power up, that allows the player to ram

PROPSHOP.DXR

Internal

Text 231

231

Developer brainstorming notes. The idea of ramming objects is not used in the game; it may have later transformed into the tank vehicle concept, which was also removed.

Smoocher#

Cheat Codes#

The game checks for a few cheat codes on the pause menu. These were not previously known and were only discovered through decompiling the game's Lingo scripts. When typed, a sprite will appear to confirm entry; based on the internal names for these this is believed to be a caricature of Greg Izzo, one of the programmers.

Cheat	Sprite Displayed	Effect
CORNCOB		Level select cheat. A sound will play after "CORNCOB" is typed; follow up by typing anything from "LEVEL02" through "LEVEL14". The "Cheater" sprite appears to confirm entry. Then start a new game to start at the respective level you typed.
ROSEBUD		Enables and disables what is referred to in the code as "death memory". The first time this is typed, the "Harder" sprite appears, and the number of enemies remaining in each level will reset every time you die, making the game more difficult. Typing it again will show the "Easier" sprite and set the "death memory" behavior back to normal (the number of enemies remaining will stay the same after dying).

Unused Graphics#

File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 21	21	A scratchpad testing different fonts to use for the high score screen.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 568	Picture 3	The caricature used for the cheat messages, but without the blue outline. Bitmap 569 is the same but mirrored.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 571	Picture 3	A scratchpad for the caricature used for the cheat messages, with a few ideas for the glowing outline. Bitmap 572 is the same but mirrored.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 634	Picture 3	The caricature's jaw on its own. It's very long.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 635	Picture 3	The caricature's jaw again but with a complete mouth. Again, it's very long.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 636	Picture 3	The caricature's head without the mouth, presumably so that Bitmap 634 or 635 could attach to it.
DOT.DXR	charcast	Bitmap 658	Picture 3	A scratchpad for the "Cheater" speech bubble. The text is slightly smaller and colored orange instead of red.
DOT.DXR	dot.cst	Bitmap 1 through Bitmap 72		Isometic sprites for Dot, similar in style to the Wakko sprites in Belchinator Too. Only 5 directions are shown here, as the remaining frames are the same but mirrored. Only standing and walking animations are present. Perhaps this game was going to be considerably different?
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 55	55	A primitive "Game Over" screen.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 57	57	A primitive "You Win!" screen.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 259	joyness junk for greg.PICT	A sprite sheet/scratchpad for various designs of the TNT item. It appears that they were meant to be themed based on the level, but in the final a variant similar to the "generic" design pictured is used for all levels.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 268	268	The early "generic" TNT on its own, with a message saying "dontshowme".
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 326	326	A crudely assembled title card for "Level 1 Round 2". Identical ones exist for the remaining 13 levels as Bitmaps 327 through 341. There are no "Round 2" levels in the game, so it is not clear what these would have been.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 377	377	A "Done" button. Probably for a menu.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 385	Picture 2	An unused level using primitive graphics. It also shows a placeholder HUD; in Smoocher the level backgrounds are a single image that also includes the HUD graphics.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 826	line.1.1	A crudely drawn "New Game" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 831	line.2.1	A crudely drawn "Continue Game" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 836	line.3.1	A crudely drawn "Options" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 841	line.4.1	A crudely drawn "High Scores" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 846	line.5.1	A crudely drawn "Instructions" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Bitmap 851	line.6.1	A crudely drawn "Exit Game" menu item, in the same style as the early title cards.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 132	132	A slightly more refined version of the menu, with the text faded out. This style was kept for the Options menu in the final game.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 133	optionpanel1	A slightly more refined version of the menu, with the text readable. This style was kept for the Options menu in the final game.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 134	optionpanel1.1	Highlight for "New Game" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 135	optionpanel1.2	Highlight for "Continue Game" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 136	optionpanel1.3	Highlight for "Options" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 138	optionpanel1.4	Highlight for "High Scores" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 139	optionpanel1.5	Highlight for "Instructions" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	menustuff	Bitmap 140	optionpanel1.6	Highlight for "Exit Game" in the unused menu style.
DOT.DXR	Untitled-1	Bitmap 72	72	An icon of Wakko that is used in Belchinator Too.

Unused Audio#

There are nearly as many unused sounds as used ones!

File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 521	old.heart.2p	Based on the name, presumably an old heart collection sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 522	old.heart.3p	Based on the name, presumably an old heart collection sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 523	old.2 point	Based on the name, presumably an old heart collection sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 524	old.Hrt1	Based on the name, presumably an old heart collection sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 541	Kiss 1	A kissing sound, which you would expect to be used in a game about kissing. The final sound set does not have any kissing sounds except a single Dot voice line.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 542	Kiss 2	Another kissing sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 543	Multi Kiss 1	Yet another kissing sound. It's unclear why it is called "Multi Kiss 1" when it is still a single kiss.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 571	TNT1	Alternate sound for the TNT item.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 572	TNT2	Alternate sound for the TNT item.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 575	TNT4 w/Bell	Alternate sound for the TNT item. This one is very similar to the final sound, but using a slightly different explosion.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 586	Jmp1	Unused jump sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 587	Jmp2	Unused jump sound. A second copy of this sound is stored as Sound 601, also unused.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 588	Jmp3	Unused jump sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 589	Jmp4	Unused jump sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 631	Shoot 3	Unused shooting sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 632	Shoot 4	Unused shooting sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 633	Shoot 5	Unused shooting sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 634	Shoot1	Unused shooting sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 635	Shoot2	Unused shooting sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 641	NO HEART 1	The used "low hearts" sound, but without Dot's voice line at the end.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 661	charkill1	Cartoon slipping sound. The name is unclear as to whether it was meant for killing an enemy or the player dying.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 662	charkill2	Cartoon slipping sound. The name is unclear as to whether it was meant for killing an enemy or the player dying.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 676	deaddot1	Unused death jingle.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 677	deaddot2	Unused death sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 693	jump3	Unused jump sound. This sound is listed in the cast order alongside the used jumping sounds, but is excluded from the list of random jump sounds to use.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 705	lowhearts.1	A different "low hearts" sound, structured similarly to the used sound but with a different warning tone.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 706	lowhearts.1	Same as lowhearts.0, but without Dot's voice line.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 707	lowhearts.2	A voice saying "You need more hearts!" Yet another unused "low hearts" sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 728	shot8	Unused shooting sound. This sound is listed in the cast order alongside the used shooting sounds, but is excluded from the list of random shooting sounds to use.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 752	2 point	Unused heart collection sound.
DOT.DXR	Internal	Sound 753	2 Point.2	Unused heart collection sound.

Unused Text#

Text	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
`Why Cant I,32650,9 Stop Playing,29250,9 James,27300,9 Lars,25950,8 James T.,19850,7 Kirk,18550,7 Jason,17000,7`	DOT.DXR	Internal	Field 168	holddefault high scores	An early default high score table.
`updated: 9/8/97 3:53 PM`	DOT.DXR	Internal	Field 422	lastchange	A revision date.

Tee Off Mini Golf#

Hole Editor#

After decompiling via ProjectorRays, open it in Adobe/Macromedia Director (so it would run in author mode) and start the game. Now in-game, press E to turn on the hole editor. (Change to a different hole so the cubes wont look like giant golf balls.)

The user is able to add, edit and delete cubes, and able to test the hole.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Skip to Near Hole#

Press C to be near the hole. It isn't protected with needing to be run in author mode unlike the previous one.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Uncompiled Scripts#

There are a whole bunch of old scripts lurking in various Field and Text elements. Presumably, the developers copied the contents of the scripts into these as a form of temporarily storing of a "known good" version of the script... but never removed them. Notably, this means the comments are intact; these are not recoverable when decompiling already-compiled Lingo scripts.

Text	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
on moveball global CubeList -- with bounds if not grounded then set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc + point(0.0,1.0) set nextxy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc set modifier = point(1,1) repeat with xxx in CubeList if xxx<> 0 then if ball.z > getat(xxx,3) and ball.z< getat(xxx,2) then if inside(ball.xy,getat(xxx,1)) then -- figure out how we hit it (which side) to figure out ricochette. -- set engines for fudge factor seven set temp.xy = ball.xy - ball.xyinc -- back it up to see what happened. if not inside(ball.xy, getat(xxx,1)) then -- set ball.xyinc = - ball.xyinc set nextxy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc else set ball.zinc = - ball.zinc set ball.z = ball.z + ball.zinc end if end if end if end if end repeat if the locv of nextxy > 440 and not grounded then set modifier = point(1,-1) set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * .7 set ball.zinc = ball.zinc * .7 if the locv of ball.xyinc <6 then set grounded = 1 set the locv of ball.xy = 440 set the locv of ball.xyinc = 0 end if end if if the loch of nextxy < 20 or the loch of nextxy > 570 then if ( not OutOfBounds) and (the locv of nextxy > 400) then set modifier = modifier * point(-1,1) else set OutOfBounds = 1-- ha ha, it went out -- keepbouncing end if end if if (grounded and ball.z < 200) or OutOfBounds then set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * .95 set ball.zinc = ball.zinc * .95 end if set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * modifier set ball.xy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc set nextz = ball.z + ball.zinc if nextz > 300 or nextz < 1 then if ( not OutOfBounds) and (the locv of nextxy > 400) then set ball.zinc = -ball.zinc else set OutOfBounds = 1 end if end if set ball.z = ball.z + ball.zinc if abs(ball.zinc) < .5 and abs(the loch of ball.xyinc) < .5 then set stopped = 1 if abs(the loch of ball.xy - 315)< 30 and abs(the locv of ball.xy - 447) < 30 and abs(ball.z - 284)< 15 then set swingstage = 6 ---alert "Hole in One!" end if end	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Text 104	104	A very early version of the "moveball" function, which appears to only have very basic functionality implemented.
global boundrymap -- 2 lists from front to back for each side -- noting each change in boundry position. drawn on top of background. global holemap -- map consists of a list of objects sorted by z position -- each object contains a screen rect and an objectref -- -- type eachobject -- maprect : rectangle for hit detection -- object_ref : lookup in objectlist -- end type global objectlist -- list of all possible objects located on screen -- in most cases the object will simply point to a animation (in the score) -- to be played if the ball enters this area. -- The animation will be keyed to either stop the ball or continue it's movement -- -- type objectdefs -- id_tag : Used in hard code for special objects. -- Object_type : 1=nonanimate,2=continuous,3=reacts,4=react_control -- Object_angle: modifier on ball's increment -- static_anim : list of castmembers -- hit_anim : list of castmembers -- hit_snd : member of sound to play when hit -- end type -- on initbuild set objectlist = [] -- object types : -- channel entrance -- water hazzard -- road way -- sand hazard -- waterfall -- barrels -- end on placeobject -- set plotz = 1 + ball.z/2.5 -- set dotsrc = Init.DotRect + rect(ball.xy,ball.xy) -- puppetsprite 9,1 -- set the stretch of sprite 99 = 1 -- set the rect of sprite 99 = map(dotsrc, refrect , getat(spacelist,plotz)) end on defineobject end on showmap -- assumes that holemap has already been sorted set startchan = 10 repeat with xxx in holemap end repeat end on sortmap end	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Field 145	145	Various global and function definitions, and a whole lot of commented out lines.
on moveball global CubeList,holeinfo,thishole,animlist -- with bounds if not grounded then set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc + point(0.0,1.0) set nextxy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc set modifier = point(1,1) set farpoint = 0 repeat with counter = 1 to count(CubeList) set acube = getat( CubeList,counter) if listp(acube) then if getat(acube,2) > farpoint then set farpoint = getat(acube,2) if (ball.z > getat(acube,3) and ball.z< getat(acube,2)) then if inside(nextxy+point(0,-15),getat(acube,1)) then -- figure out how we hit it (which side) to figure out ricochette. -- set engines for fudge factor seven set tempid = getat(acube,4) -- put acube case tempid of "water" : set OutOfBounds = 2 set ball.xyinc = point(0,0) set ball.zinc = 0 puppetsound 2, "splash" exit repeat "green" : set doit = 1 put "who's horny?" if count(animlist) then set tanimstep = getat(getat(animlist,1),2) -- what step of animation is playing case thishole of -- the green of each hole has different effects "1.1":-- nothing special "2.1":-- castle -- is drawbridge open? if tanimstep > 4 then set doit = 0 "3.1":-- windmill -- is gate open "4.1":-- lighthouse? "5.1":-- (old castle) "6.1":-- (old windmill) "7.1":-- racetrack -- is track clear "8.2":-- bridges -- ball bounces or rolls back. end case if doit then set ball.z = 480 -(ball.z - getat(acube,3)) set ball.zinc = ball.zinc * 4 set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * 4 set the loch of sprite 99 = -500 puppetsprite 99,0 go ("g"&char 1 of thishole) abort else set temp.xy = nextxy - ball.xyinc -- back it up to see what happened. if not inside(temp.xy+point(0,-15), getat(acube,1)) then set modifier = point(-1,1) puppetsound 2,("i"&random(9)) --set ball.xyinc = - ball.xyinc set nextxy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc end if set tempz = ball.z - ball.zinc if not (tempz > getat(acube,3) and tempz < getat(acube,2)) then set ball.zinc = - ball.zinc puppetsound 2,("i"&random(9)) set ball.z = ball.z + ball.zinc2 end if end if "bridge": if grounded then set ball.zinc = ball.zinc - .5 else set temp = ( ball.z - getat( acube,2 ) )/( getat( acube,3) - getat( acube,2) ) set temp2 = (the top of getat(acube,1) (1-temp)) + (the bottom of getat(acube,1) * (temp)) if the locv of ball.xy > ( temp2 ) then set the locv of ball.xy = temp2 - 5 set ball.zinc = ball.zinc -3 set modifier = point(1,-1) puppetsound 2,("b"&random(5)) end if end if "seg" : set ruct = value(char 3 of thishole) set ruct = ruct + 1 set thishole = char 1 to 2 of thishole & string(ruct) set CubeList = getaprop(holeinfo,thishole) -- first calculation set the loch of ball.xy = 450 set ball.z = 10 set temp = ball.xyinc set ball.xyinc = point(-ball.zinc, the locv of ball.xyinc) set ball.zinc = getat(temp, 1)/8 set the rect of sprite 99 = rect(-105,-105,-100,-100) set the loc of sprite 99 = point (-400,-400) go marker("p"&thishole) + 3 abort otherwise: set temp.xy = nextxy - ball.xyinc -- back it up to see what happened. if not inside(temp.xy+point(0,-15), getat(acube,1)) then set modifier = point(-1,1) puppetsound 2,("i"&random(9)) --set ball.xyinc = - ball.xyinc set nextxy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc end if set tempz = ball.z - ball.zinc if not (tempz > getat(acube,3) and tempz < getat(acube,2)) then set ball.zinc = - ball.zinc puppetsound 2,("i"&random(9)) set ball.z = ball.z + ball.zinc2 end if end case exit repeat end if end if end if end repeat -- if ball.z > farpoint then set OutOfBounds = 1 if the locv of nextxy > 440 and not grounded then puppetsound 2,("b"&random(5)) set modifier = modifier point(1,-1) set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * .7 set ball.zinc = ball.zinc * .7 if the locv of ball.xyinc <6 then set grounded = 1 set the locv of ball.xy = 440 set the locv of ball.xyinc = 0 end if end if if the loch of nextxy < 0 or the loch of nextxy > 600 then set OutOfBounds = 1-- ha ha, it went out end if if (grounded and ball.z < 200) or OutOfBounds then set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * .98 set ball.zinc = ball.zinc * .98 end if set ball.xyinc = ball.xyinc * modifier set ball.xy = ball.xy + ball.xyinc set nextz = ball.z + ball.zinc if nextz > 400 or nextz < 1 then if ( not OutOfBounds) and (the locv of nextxy > 400) then set ball.zinc = -ball.zinc else -- put "Out!" set OutOfBounds = 1 end if end if set ball.z = ball.z + ball.zinc if abs(ball.zinc) < 1 and abs(the loch of ball.xyinc) < 1 and the locv of nextxy =440 then set stopped = 1 end	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Text 146	146	A later, but still incomplete version of the "moveball" function. Now it appears to have checks for terrain types, but not all are implemented. There's also an interesting "put" command in there...
`on formatscripts repeat with xxx = 1 to the number of members in castlib 1 if the type of member xxx = #script then set the text of member "text" = the scriptText of member xxx set the font of member "text" = "chicago" set the scriptText of member xxx = the text of member "text" end if end repeat end`	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Field 190	190	An earlier version of the "formatscripts" function.

Unused Text#

Text	File	Cast	Type / ID	Internal Name	Description
`Define size of object using size guide.`	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Text 32	32
`Vertical`	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Text 35	35
`Horizontal`	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Text 36	36
`point(767.3890, 456.5105) point(1.8075, -1.1297)`	GOLF.DXR	Internal	Field 67	test9	Some coordinates.

File Info#

As usual for games made with Macromedia.

File	Director Version	Created by	Modified by	Filepath
Most of the files	6.0	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
BELCH.DXR	6.0	Keith Laverty - Funnybone Interactive	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
DOT.DXR	6.0	Andrew Keplinger - The Cute Company	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
GO.DXR	6.0	Keith Laverty - Funnybone Interactive	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
INTRO.DXR	6.0	Keith Laverty - Funnybone Interactive	Andrew Kpelinger - FBI	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
START2.DXR	6.0	Andrew Keplinger - Vandal Grafix	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files
WAITANIM.DXR	6.0	John Piel - FUNNYBONE INTERACTIVE	Andrew Keplinger - FUNNYBONE Interactive	Animaniacs Game Pack:files

Version Differences#

There are two separate versions in circulation: v1.0 and v1.0o. It appears that v1.0o was only distributed in OEM bundles with new PCs. The game's data files appear to be identical between the two versions, but changes have been made to the AutoRun executable (Teaser.exe) and setup routines.

In both versions, there is an audio file, Saucy.wav present in the root of the disc:

Audio	Transcript
	The Brain: I am The Brain, your leader. I command you to play many games and be very entertained.

This file is unused in v1.0. However, in v1.0o, it plays when Teaser.exe is opened. This appears to have been an oversight; v1.0o makes a minor change to Teaser.ini to enable this:

[Environment]
Audio=saucy.wav

(Source: Original TCRF research)

v · t · e The Animaniacs series
SNES	Animaniacs (Prototype)
Genesis	Animaniacs
Game Boy	Animaniacs
Windows	Game Pack • A Gigantic Adventure
Adobe Shockwave	River Adventure • Wakko's Burp Fest • Wheel of Morality
PlayStation	Ten Pin Alley
GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox	The Great Edgar Hunt
Game Boy Advance	Hollywood Hypnotics • Lights, Camera, Action!

Pinky and the Brain
Windows	World Conquest
Game Boy Advance	The Master Plan

See Also

Intro/Menus#

Menu Bar#

Unused Graphics#

Baloney's Balloon Bop#

Uncompiled Script#

Belchinator Too#

Cheat Codes#

Unused Graphics#

Unused Audio#

Prop Shop Drop#

Unused Graphics#

Unused Audio#

Level Editor#

Level Select#

Uncompiled Scripts#

Unused Text#

Smoocher#

Cheat Codes#

Unused Graphics#

Unused Audio#

Unused Text#

Tee Off Mini Golf#

Hole Editor#

Skip to Near Hole#

Uncompiled Scripts#

Unused Text#

File Info#

Version Differences#

References#