Ken, Have you given any thought to making Lord/32 versions of any of your ig> Would be nice to have one at least of Sherwood Forest. You'll have to use
I can however share code with you, or anyone else who is interested, for mak>a Lord/32 utility program. You have to use Manndoor, but it is not real
Contact me if you want up-to-date Manndoor code files and source files for>Lpedit/32, which you can convert into your own program.
I also have source code and a compiled executable for the unfinished remake>Free World, called FreeWorld II, that Chris Martino had created. As most kn
I also have some code, possibly enough to compile the igm with, for an Lord/>igm called Pony's Coffee Shop. But I've not tried to work on it yet.
All Lord/32 programming incidentally has to be done using either Borland>Delphi, Free Pascal, or Virtual Pascal. You can't use Turbo/Borland Pascal
Hi Donald...
Ken, Have you given any thought to making Lord/32 versions of any of your ig <snip>Hey, I don't even know what lord/32 is, unless it's the
thing that was referred to as wtlord ?
Couldn't get more than a smidgeon of interest, and even
then only if I begged. :)
Was nice though, at least I thought so. Could've done > a lord clone thatinvolved
all in full color, and all in real time.
While Lord/32 is a Windows program, it looks on-screen just like DOS Lord unless you
are running it under WIndows XP. In which case, everything looks cuckoo at times
thanks to WinXP not allowing you to run windowed dos sessions in a full scr
The
Last I worked on was fully graphical and sound doorgames,
designed for winserver boards, and even then only for
callers that connected with the wcNavigator.
Couldn't get more than a smidgeon of interest, and even
then only if I begged. :)
Was nice though, at least I thought so. Could've done
a lord clone that involved seeing all the creatures,
your co-players, heard them growl and roar and speak,
all in full color, and all in real time.
Ah well. Maybe one of these days do one more igm,
just to see if I can still do it.
Re: YOUR IGMs - Lord/32 versi
By: Donald Tidmore to Ken Weitzel on Thu Aug 25 2005 08:44 pm
Use DosBox to run the original in local mode. I access my bbs through Dosbox
using Qmodem 4.6T Which works nicely. Give er a shot. You can find it by doing
a google search for Dosbox.
Re: YOUR IGMs - Lord/32 versi
By: Donald Tidmore to Ken Weitzel on Thu Aug 25 2005 08:44 pm
Use DosBox to run the original in local mode. I access my bbs through Dosb
using Qmodem 4.6T Which works nicely. Give er a shot. You can find it by do
a google search for Dosbox.
I'm looking it up now and will see if it would help me any. For clarificati I seldom
use Telnet to call bbs's. I find I just don't have the needed patience to d with
how slow it is to type anything whatsoever and get a response from the bbs. Especially
when it comes to playing a door game or writing any text, such as message to sysop
for example, in the bbs mail area.
Re: YOUR IGMs - Lord/32 versi
By: Donald Tidmore to Dantin Hart on Mon Aug 29 2005 02:02 am
No problems Donald your more than welcome. If your having a hard time setting
dosbox up you can pop onto my BBS and I'll be happy to help ya through it. You >can also use the FrontEnd for Dosbox to set it up which is a win32 app. I have >that in my Downloads for BBSUtils. Http://ratsnest.synchro.net. Also I think I
might be using one of your older IGM's on my Lord games. Type at ya later.
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