This could have been the definitive version of this game - as it stands it looks like a well-made fan version instead of something from the once-hallowed halls of LucasArts. I'm not sure I would call this a well-made fan version. I'm sure fans would have come up with something with a little more qu...

For hacked games, it would be best to just play through games yourself, as scummVM saves contain memory of some resources, so if those resources were modified, the save point would contain the original resources, making testing inaccurate, so you have to save before the script you want to test is lo...

Hi, I'm trying to write a script for determining differences between actors that use the same costume. There are 4 possible text colors for this actor. I would need to know how to get the TalkColor for a certain actor. The actor's ActorOps were of the format (Var[270],[Init(),Costume(87),TalkColor(1...

The project should be transferred to someone else, really... It sounds like you were doing all the work yourself except for the voices. Uploading the raw files somewhere would be good, or even the compressed sound files. ezekiel000 seems like he might be willing to continue the project, and you both...

If this was a LucasArts adventure game, my response to that would be "Never tell me the odds." :wink: However, I wouldn't fall into that category. I have the talkie CD, but not the FM Towns version, so I wouldn't be able to try out modifying the game myself, which is why I made this topic ...

Well, say that the game sends a command in the FM version that at a certain scene, switch to this audio track at this point. If you could put that same command into the CD version but change the track value to (original FM track #)+1 to compensate for the talkie track 1, then it wouldn't matter abou...

Would it be possible to modify the 'talkie' Loom to use additional audio tracks (the FM audio) at points in the game where the music would normally be played in the FM Towns version to replace the silence? The voice WAV to be played over the music WAV simultaneously as well, if possible.

Are you sure this isn't a SCUMM game? It's made by some of the people who worked with HE, whose games used SCUMM.

Is there any chance that the game Moop And Dreadly: The Treasure On Bing Bong Island will be supported by ScummVM?