Hmm, could you give a listing of all the files in your Future Wars CD? Also md5sums would be nice (Of the first 5000 bytes of each file and of the whole files). You can get a program that calculates md5sums from http://md5deep.sourceforge.net/ (It should work under Mac OS X too) and get the output b...

Looks like that version is using some new opcodes that aren't used in any of the Future Wars or Operation Stealth versions I've seen. My guess is that they handle the CD audio related stuff but that's only a guess. Please, if you could run the game using the following command line (You may have to g...

The bug should be fixed in the trunk now.

Checked ScummVM's AGI-engine's game detection source code and yes, only PC and Apple IIGS versions of King's Quest IV are supported. I'd venture there wasn't an AGI version of King's Quest IV for Amiga ever released, only a newer SCI version (Only the AGI versions are supported by ScummVM at the cur...

Hi Robin, Sometimes, pcx2pal gives you 8 bits per color and 6 bits. I don't know why. My first guess would be that the PCX-files are somehow different and that's why the pal.10* files are too. Could you please try using pcx2pal on some of the files you've got and see if some file always gives you 8 ...

oduverne wrote:Scummvm support wag files (winagi)

Yes, but IIRC there's no way to specify that the game
uses AGI Mouse using a WAG file (Not 100% sure though,
if someone knows of a way, please do tell).

Also what did you use to test your games as I don't know of any AGI-interpreter that supports AGIPAL-files with more than 6 bits per color component? It may be my memory, but did not original AGIPAL hack just performed x & 0x3f on each color component without any checks? The disassembly could b...

You can ignore the warning. It shouldn't harm gameplay. Well, not necessarily always true but very probably so. Palette changing could make a difference with gameplay too. But yeah, I'm just being nitpicky here (Must be my math-oriented side of the brain wanting to take on control :)). On the whole...