And if you take the time to use the power of google you would find that the Grim Fandango Launcher works perfectly, and even adds new features such as running the game directly from the hard drive: http://www.grimfandango.net/files/launcher/GrimLauncher1.2.zip It's amazing how helpful the internet ...

I am not sure if this is the right place to post this. Hopefully someone who was worked in the insides of the scumm engines will know and give a helpful answer. I am looking into the Monkey Island CD Version, and assessing if we can translate it toour native language (greek). This problem has come u...

Um, if it's not found, shouldn't it CREATE one? For ScumnmVM this is a Yes. It's ScummVm's job to create the scummvm.ini. Which I am quite certain it does, at the first launch of scummvm, if no scummvm.ini is found in the default locations. For my setup programm this is a No. If a 3rd party app tha...

Just an update as to what I eventually did in my NSIS setup script, for a patch to scummvm games that should locate and update the scummvm.ini file. I check for the windows OS version and: 1. For windows 9x and me, the first location checked is the $WINDIR folder. (the $WINDIR is a NSIS variable tha...

Actually according to the readme.txt the default locations vary depending on the operating system. And for those that are running previous versions of ScummVm (which is a possibility for the end user that I can't overlook) the default directory was the $WINNT dir. By default, the configuration file ...

My question is similar so I won't start a new topic. I am building a patch for a scummvm supported game and want to be able to locate the scummvm.ini that the current installation of scummvm uses. Is this stored anywhere or should I search the default locations (based on the windows version and the ...