MusicallyInspired wrote:Plus, if it's using Residual it can have any resolution you want, can't you?

Not really, since the backgrounds are prerendered pixel-graphics.

Hey, be nice Sorry, I don't do nice. as at Mobygames: I don't know how to program, but I'm certainly qualified to type in credits from manuals Apropos manual: A big sore point for some of the devs has always been the lack of a proper ScummVM manual. We could certainly use someone who's got the time...

Most of my time was spent just writing that post Time that you could have spent doing something useful instead... but I have a severe knowledge deficit where programming is concerned. Then I've got great news for you: there's now a process which helps you aquire missing knowledge! It's called "...

you must have people clamouring for inclusion of other AGI-game-clones, like Hugo's House of Horrors ...Which is currently being worked on and in a semi-working state. Then there's the tip of the iceberg into Germany's vast and under-represented adventure game tradition There's loads of advertismen...

I don't know nothing.

0AzK0 wrote:Authors, please fix this problem!

I for one don't have an iPad, and that problem doesn't occur on GNU/Linux, so I have no way of tracing the problem, let along fixing it.

The format is relatively easy: | Offset | Size | Description ============================== | 0 | 4 | Size of the sound data, big endian | 4 | 2 | Default sampling frequency, big endian | 6 | * | Raw 8bit mono PCM data I.e. you can basically just throw away the first 6 bytes and open it as a raw 8bi...

Rule #0. No warez. Buy the original. You won't get any help here. kthxbye.

Could you, next time, please not directly insert such huge images?
It makes the the thread unreadable for most of us.

Jogi wrote:based on Eclipse

Ewww!

Looking at videos of Betrayal in Antara on YouTube, I sincerly doubt the game is pure SCI. In fact, I would have guessed pure non-SCI, but your evidence seems to contradict that. Most probably, it's some kind of hybrid. Similar to Coktel's Inca II and The Last Dynasty, which is mostly gob, but with ...

MeddlingMonk wrote:Cap'n Tripps

This one or that one?

KuroShiro wrote:And not all Sierra games were a variant of SCI; just the adventure games.

Not exactly true either.
Coktel Vision, after having been bought by Sierra, still used the gob engine for Woodruff, Last Dynasty and Urban Runner.

Well, always thought that in linux the "documentation" IS the man page. And, as you can see, the man page gives you the command line arguments, nothing really about GUI / in-game usage. Also on GNU/Linux, the /usr/share/doc/ branch is quite popular. And not just since yesterday. [EDIT: I ...

phobia13 wrote:Im not really sure, I got both DOTT and Sam and Max files from a friend who had the games, and I'm running them on Windows XP.

Forum rule #0, can't help you there.