While you would have to initially set it up manually for each game, you can do it in the game's settings to override the global ScummVM settings. You could also use a separate ini for each game and start the game from a custom shortcut instead of the GUI.

Pretty sure he is talking about the BASSMIDI MIDI driver, not Beneath a Steel Sky.

Shouldn't this be in the junkyard?

Even if you managed to place it in that wrong directory, ScummVM would probably not be able to write to it, even if it could access it. If you can't sort out your user account, there will be other problems much bigger than not being able to use ScummVM. Sort that out and it will work.

I just noticed this: My computer's a bit weird, I've had that error where it can't connect to the Windows service so it logs me on to the default account. Does this mean that you are logged into the guest account? It is probably crashing because it cannot create an ini file. There is probably not mu...

To get to the ini, press "Windows key"+R and in the box that appears, type %AppData%\ScummVM and press "Enter". A folder will open. The "scummvm.ini" should be in it. If you have Windows set to hide the extention of registered file types, it may be named just "scum...

The Run box is hidden by default on Win 7, so Windows key+R->"cmd"->OK and then type "cd <directory where ScummVM executable is" at the command line, then type "scummvm.exe".

Or they could just Google it themselves.

Perhaps you should link to it with the ScummVM PP number?

Not sure what you are asking, but The Neverhood is not a 3-D game. It was made using claymation.

The ScummVM team has no control over what the copyrights holders freeware and what they do not.

Don't get me wrong Tim20, it's nice to have everything on ScummVM, but on the other hand: for you it's at most 1 hour of istalling and setting DosBox up, for ScummVM developers it's months of hard work... Or even just a matter of minutes to have it setup automatically in DOSBox. http://sierrahelp.c...

That is why I was asking. To let him know that there are solutions now.

Tim20 wrote:That's a shame. I was rather hoping it'd be supported sometime before the 20th Anniversary Edition comes out, so I can replay it.

I had tested it more recently than 4 years ago, but it still seems to run better now than it did.

Are you on Mac, or what is preventing you from playing it now?

So I take it that this is for tomorrow.