Also, take a look at the configure script.
There's a lot there.

What do you mean by "a King's Quest compilation disc"? What is written on the disk?

Can you please post the md5sum and filesize (in bytes) of MT32.DRV?

monster99f150 wrote:because i just tried out scummVM on the CD version of Future wars

Where did you get it? I have been looking for this for a while. It is very rare I think.

DrMcCoy wrote:

sammymarlo wrote:It is being made with Adventure Game Studio and it will be for Windows PCs.

...And you've lost me there.

Wine?
I was able to run the AGDi games in wine-1.3.13 (debian x86)

If I've understood correctly, we will soon be able to choose the music for MI1 (CD tracks vs the upcoming faithful MT-32 emulation) independently from the speech with the official ScummVM? In summary: either MT-32 music with or without speech, or CD tracks with or without speech. Is that correct? I...

If you mean control the mouse via a gamepad:

If you use Windows then there are many options like this one

If you use linux then it is sometimes already on by default. I had to research how to turn that behavior off.

I take back what I said before about performance being worse It is now as good as v0.1.3! This is after the most recent commit that just happened 3 hours ago. Exciting indeed! I will wait until the project is complete (or at least stalls) before trying to integrate this into scummvm. In the meantime...

I tried it too. It is closer to the real thing but it consumes way too much CPU compared with the old one.

Integrating it into scummvm now would make it impractical to people who have laptops (which is the whole point of munt IMO).

Dan wrote:can someone send it to me or upload it somewhere?

No.

Check if it was compiled in by running

scummvm -v

It should come back with something like

Features compiled in:
Vorbis FLAC MP3 ALSA SEQ TiMidity RGB zLib FluidSynth

The windows version has a launcher with a settings button in it. The OS X one doesn't?

The key piece is "not in the main source tree"

If someone wants to make it happen, it won't go into the main project. It would probably go into scummvm-misc.

balpat wrote: Now if only it was playable in ScummVM (because auf the 2xSAI scaler)!

In the settings there is 2xHQ and 3xHQ scalers available.
I realize they're not the same as 2xSAI but it's better than pixel doubling.

I just copied the *.stk and *.itk files to my hard drive (all in one directory). The data files wiki page doesn't mention anything about extracting.

I just don't share your or others' opinions that the games don't offer enough hints as to why you're stuck.

I wonder what is the hint provided for the 2 examples given.

1 - KQ5 pie
2 - Space Quest 4 slime