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Started by Rob Henry
Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:30
Anyone ever play GS empire?i have a problem with the program i think
Author: Rob Henry
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:30
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:30
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When i hit s to start,it sys preparing the game for you,. Then the screen goes blank and nothing happens,the drive stops and all. It says it own't work with hercules and nmono graphics cards,. I put my old mono text in and it still won't work. The author says there are no graphics in it though.
Re: Anyone ever play GS empire?i have a problem with the program i think
Author: Gordon Storga
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 06:07
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 06:07
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<1k6kbjINNb65@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> ah157@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Rob Henry) : >When i hit s to start,it sys preparing the game for you,. >Then the screen goes blank and nothing happens,the drive stops and all. >It says it own't work with hercules and nmono graphics cards,. >I put my old mono text in and it still won't work. >The author says there are no graphics in it though. The only requirement for my game is an ANSI.SYS compatable system and "standard" video addressing. I use ansi.sys for cursor positioning on the screen (character graphics, no raster graphics) but I do a block copy to video ram to update the whole screen at once. If the cards you are using, and the system you are plugging them into, is sufficiently non-standard then the addressing may not work. I could debug the problem if I had the offending hardware, but the price of a CGA standard card is so low as to be the far easier route for you. I'm really sorry. For the record, I have tested GSEmpire on various toshiba laptops, on XT, AT, and 486 systems, on various networks, and even on a Macintosh running SoftPC emulation. They all worked fine. Did you try each of the world sizes I sent you? Try the smallest (emp32.zip) to see if there are other memory problems. Gordon -- The opinions expressed are my own, and not the beliefs or opinions of whatever company you think I work for. So there, thhhbbbt! Message to Kodak: Freedom for Dan Bredy.
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