Jonatan wrote:well, the game itself is very small, it's the audio that takes up all the space, but if you compress it to ogg, mp3 or flac, you would still not get anywhere near 100 mb.

Not true!
My q10 Vorbis files add up to roughly 120MB, and they'd probably approach 200MB in FLAC. But I'm just quibbling.

Cyphox wrote:choose "sorry, is this your bucket?" and you will get it without the bugging

See? Highly illogical!

Oh, I don't know. Getting mud/water from a swamp seems a pretty common thing in adventure games. I can think of at least two other games where one is expected to (or at least can) do this: King's Quest VI, and The Hand of Fate. Besides which, it's not like the swamp isn't a hotspot... As far as usin...

Personally I prefer Fluid release 3, although its electric guitars are absolutely god-awful.

To start off, the speech often stutter. When a dialog begins or when you "fast forward" often the dialog will begin with a stutter, maybe in 3 of 10 cases this will happen. Knowing a little bit more about your set-up (your hardware, your system, whether you compressed the audio, etc) woul...

glidem wrote:Probably ITE, haven't decided to be honest.

That would be most appreciated, at least from me. Although I certainly wouldn't complain about Beneath a Steel Sky, either.

Recent SoundMax versions use the default 'Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth' MIDI driver, which would require you to rename and switch the default 'gm.dls' in the '\windows\system32\drivers' directory. Since (I believe) Windows XP SP2 this file is monitored for changes and silently rolled back. Repla...

I tried the combination of software mentioned above some time ago, but it never worked quite right for me and I disliked that it was such a pain to use. However, the other day I came across a SourceForge Japan project which provides an installer including TiMidity++, a direct Windows driver (no need...