reverting neo/Prey/game_anim.cpp (f940bfe), adding aarch64/arm64 to idEventArg guard in neo/game/gamesys/Class.h (addresses win x64 breakage seen in #26, raspbian/aarch64 in #27) - #31
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…dEventArg guard in neo/game/gamesys/Class.h (addresses FriskTheFallenHuman#26, FriskTheFallenHuman#27)
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inadvertently borked the animation system on Win x64 when trying to fix builds for Raspberry Pi. d'oh.
Weird 64-bit - to 32-bit - back to 64-bit stuff was happening, highlighted by the debug build and minidump supplied in issue #26.
Reverting things and adding aarch64/arm64 to the idEventArg guard should be a lot less problematic.