TL;DR : I personally don't like whoozle. But we still all love Blade Runner, and would very much like to see Blade Runner supported in ScummVM or ResidualVM or any other project. but REing is VERY hard and pedantic work Yes, I'm sure everyone knows that by now. We also like to remind people of that...

Think twice, it seems clear to me that BladeRunner will never be merged in scummvm Did you read any of the things I wrote? No? Didn't think so. Let me bold the relevant words for you: Where does that leave games using voxel-graphics like Blade Runner ? Frankly, I have no idea. Can the voxel geometr...

Okay, after deleting the angry rant I had up here for a minute, and composing myself, let me try for a more elaborate answer to whoozle. OMG IT'S 3D NO NO NO, SCUMMVM IS 2D GO RESIDUAL You make that sound like moving something over to ResidualVM is some kind of punishment. It is not. ResidualVM is a...

Matt wrote:Croustibat: Don't put too much pressure on the developers as both games are currently unsupported.

Well, it should work in the current daily build. Some confirmation would be nice, though. And reports about more versions/languages, if there are any.

Could you try a current repository checkout / the next daily build? I think it should work now.

Looks like it might be just a be few changed opcodes. Kind of like how both Bargon Attack and Ween: The Prophecy are just slight modifications of the Gobliins 2 base. The "unknown block type" error message often means that the previously-called opcode now has an extra parameter, so that's ...

Gobliiins (1) Gobliins (2) Background music / background ambient sound: CD audio in the CD version, AdLib in the floppy version. Speech: CD audio in the CD version, ~11kHz 8bit mono sounds (gob-speak) in the floppy version. Sound effects: ~11kHz 8bit mono Goblins (3) Background music / background a...

Who is that nebulous "us"? Who and what are you talking about exactly?

Do you have a dozen people working on REing one engine or something?

For me, it's not really about proper credits, but mainly about following the license so that other can build upon your work, if they so choose. Some files have no license header, like DebugManager.cs, for example. DebugManager.cs and several other files also have broken line endings, with most lines...

You're missing license information. The Sourceforge summary should say which license the project is under (since it's a ScummVM derivative, valid licenses are GPLv2, GPLv2+ and GPLv3), there should be a LICENSE or COPYING file in the project's root directory and the individual files should also stat...

Our Linux support currently depends on Unreal Engine 4 support. It's possible, but we can't promise it, yet.

Boo.

You are getting very annoying. Stop that.

How about "no"? 1) Judging by how much has been worked on the engine in the past, how much is currently being worked on and the timetable of most of the people involved with the engine, it doesn't look likely that any work towards getting the game supported will be done in the foreseeable ...

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Voilà.

Yeah, you should still really stick an official license to it. But IANAL, so take the following with a grain of salt. If you don't care what others do with your code, then just put it under the terms of a permissive license, like the - Expat/MIT license - One of the BSD licenses - CC0 - WTFPL Choose...