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* The Game.AddResponse*() methods now accept an optional font filename to be used for a given response.
* WME now automatically uses speech sounds if their filename matches the string table ID of a given speech line, no need to explicitly reference speech files in scripts. New Game.AddSpeechDir() and Game.RemoveSpeechDir() for setting directories to look for speech files in.
* Improvements to the plugins API; New IWmeSubFrame class which allows plugins to modify sprites on pixel level. New methods for creating scripting objects from within plugins and for easier setting value properties.




* BUGFIX: Crash on exit when using custom TTF fonts.
* Many, many mistakes in the documentation have been fixed (thanks to odnorf).
* New sample plugin demonstrating pixel operations on subframes (wme_sample_pixel.dll).
* New project demonstrating the snow and pixel plugins usage (wme_plugins_demo).

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Changes in WME 1.6 beta 2 (Feb 12, 2006)








* new SetTexture() method for 3D actors; you can assign either a static image or an animated WME sprite as a texture
* new standard animations for 3D actors, "TurnLeft" and "TurnRight", used when the actor is turning counter clockwise or clockwise
* new DrawBackfaces attribute for 3D actors which specifies whether the 3D model should display polygons facing away from the camera
* 3D scenes can now be setup to use 2D-based pathfinding, i.e. you can use the same way of designing blocked areas and waypoints as you would use for 2D actors; see the "Additional 3D options" chapter in the documentation for details
* if you are using multiple inventories, each inventory remembers its scroll offset, so when switching from one inventory to another the original scroll offset is restored
* new Game.InventoryScrollOffset attribute for setting and querying current scroll offset of the inventory box
* new Game.SetSceneViewport() and Scene.SetViewport() methods for changing the scene viewport at runtime
* new Game.SoundBufferSize attribute for setting the size of sound buffer used for streamed sounds/music
* the GUI buttons no longer display mouse-hover effects when game isn't in interactive state











Changes in WME 1.6 beta 1 (Feb 07, 2006)







* new format of 3D actor definition files (see the docs)
* support for Microsoft X for 3D actors
* smooth animation transitions for X files
* new demo project "wme_demo_3d_2", built on the old 3D demo, but with the new actor format
* new RightDoubleClick event
* PlayTheora() method for entities now takes Entity.Scale into account, video is scaled appropriately
* BUGFIX: Custom camera FOV is correctly restored when loading a saved game
* BUGFIX: Changes to save/load to prevent memory leak causing long save/load times under certain conditions

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Changes in WME 1.6 beta 3 (Apr 17, 2006)






* new particle generator system; see the "Particle effects" chapter in the documentation for more details
* new "wme_particles" demo project with several predefined particle effects
* new BlendMode attribute for actors, entities and particle emitters, which allows you to set the drawing more (normal, additive blending, subtractive blending)
* all inventory items are now accessible using the new Game.TotalNumItems attribute and Game.QueryItem() method
* new Game.SmartItemCursor property to only highlight the mouse pointer with selected item if the object can handle the item
* BUGFIX: Inventory items animations didn't work correctly after saving game and loading it after restarting Windows
* BUGFIX: PlayTheora() method ignored the Scale after restarting video playback
* BUGFIX: 3D actors with multiple X models weren't properly restored when loading a saved game
* BUGFIX: 3D actors' direction/angle became broken after using the keyboard rotation
* BUGFIX: Item.GetHoverSprite() and Item.GetSprite() methods were broken
* BUGFIX: The PlayAnimAsync() method for 3D actors didn't always work properly
* BUGFIX: WME should now remember previously selected device on dual-screen systems (needs to be confirmed by dual-screen users)

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It could be great to make some adventure/RPG games with simple combat system.

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Indeed

But Resident Evil 4 is a great masterPiece , and all realtime.

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so it could be used for old resident evil games.

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