That's the point, however, two caveats: 1: The way your game works in Wintermute, is the way it's meant to work, if it does something different in ScummVM, then that's wrong, so don't rely on ScummVM during development. The reference platform is, and will continue to be, the original WME-engine. 2: ...

So, the Wintermute-engine has seen another year of development in ScummVM, and now it's time to for me to ask for a little bit of help again: A few games are known to work, but could do with some thorough testing, which is why I need someone to test the following games thoroughly, and report back he...

The documentation says (although a bit down), that the ini-files have different names on different platforms: Windows: residualvm.ini Linux: .residualvmrc Mac OS X: ResidualVM Preferences In the case of OS X, you'll find it in /Users/yourusername/Library/Preferences/ResidualVM Preferences If you're ...

I _know_ that it atleast starts and runs decently on a G4 1.67 Ghz with 1.5 MiB RAM (OS X 10.5.8), the binaries are compiled for 10.4 or later (both Intel and PPC), and should thus work for your machine too in theory. I remember doing some testing on a G4 867 MHz machine, can't remember how slow tha...

Not currently, no. It doesn't help that the game is tied to 640x480 internally. The easiest solution would be to render the game to an offscreen texture first, and then upscale that to the monitor resolution. Well, there is some experimental code in there that takes a vaguely different approach: Se...

Does your version of EMI work with ResidualVM on your desktop-computer?

PR = Pull Request, as in someone wrote a patchset, and submitted it for review by the team, our list of currently open Pull Requests is here:
https://github.com/residualvm/residualvm/pulls

The information regarding the settings-file location is in the README that accompanies ResidualVM, but from memory, the file is in /Users/yourusername/Library/Preferences/ResidualVM Preferences Now, OS X 10.7 and above won't show you that folder, but you can do CMD-SHIFT-G in finder, and then type ~...

The scripts are compiled, a process which in this case is somewhat reversable, see our residualvm-tools-repos for a tool named "delua".

What do you need keyboard emulation for in COMI? As far as I remember, every action there is accessed from the coin-interface with the mouse.

See rule #0 for the forums, no warez, in any way shape or form.

The Monkey Island 1 demo does indeed have sound, but it's been a while since I tried it, so I have no idea if it behaves like this originally: Pressing ESC on the pre-dialogue gets you into the game, but the music just plays sequentially. Walking on the plank to get the seagull to move, sticks in a ...

The wiki has been updated. (And the detection should work again).

I don't think there are situations where you actually /need/ multitouch, so mouse emulation should be sufficient for touch controls on x86. While tricky (or atleast slow), I think atleast Grim Fandango can be played to completion on a computer with no mouse, using only a single finger at any given ...

Try to add:
use_arb_shaders=false

to your residualvm.ini file. (See Readme for location).