This is very picky, but when I went through the hieroglyphs and compared them to the official release, I noticed a couple of minor inconsistencies:
In most cases, there are two spaces between hieroglyphs. Here are the exceptions I found:
The hieroglyphs at the top of the pyramid:
>EXAMINE OPENING
The opening sits in the upper right-hand corner of the block. It's a small
square opening, about four inches square, far too small for you to enter, and
rather shallow. Some hieroglyphs travel across the block, cut off by the
opening:
!-! !-!
-> #. ! ! - # ! ! /
These are all identical to the official release, and the hieroglyphs are correct as far as I can tell, so it's not really a bug. It's worth nothing that it's always after a ".", so it probably has to do with the built-in feature to remove double spaces between sentence. But in many case, the surrounding lines were adjusted accordingly.
When there are several hieroglyphs, they're not indented. Except for the PLASTER1-GLYPHS:
>READ HIEROGLYPHS
*-> # !!! :: ...> .-
In the official release, these glyphs are not indented.
When there are just hieroglyphs, with no descriptive text before them, there's always a blank line first. See some of the above examples. But in BEND-HALL, there's not:
This is very picky, but when I went through the hieroglyphs and compared them to the official release, I noticed a couple of minor inconsistencies:
In most cases, there are two spaces between hieroglyphs. Here are the exceptions I found:
The hieroglyphs at the top of the pyramid:
The hieroglyphs in the central room of the cube:
The scroll:
The heiroglyphs in the Selkis room: (Compare this to the other three rooms.)
These are all identical to the official release, and the hieroglyphs are correct as far as I can tell, so it's not really a bug. It's worth nothing that it's always after a ".", so it probably has to do with the built-in feature to remove double spaces between sentence. But in many case, the surrounding lines were adjusted accordingly.
When there are several hieroglyphs, they're not indented. Except for the
PLASTER1-GLYPHS
:In the official release, these glyphs are not indented.
When there are just hieroglyphs, with no descriptive text before them, there's always a blank line first. See some of the above examples. But in
BEND-HALL
, there's not: