Thread: a trip down memory lane: TSP trailers

Oh, wooooooooow...THIS would be the problem: A folder named obj? And guess what? There's absolutely nothing in the folder! Oh wow. That was smart. Well, thank you very much for the simple suggestion or I may have never noticed that empty obj folder! It works BEAUUUUUTIFULLY now!

Yes, an obj folder will override obj.crf completely if it exists and you haven't patched up your game to move the .crf files into a Res folder.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nameless Voice Yes, an obj folder will override obj.crf completely if it exists and you haven't patched up your game to move the .crf files into a Res folder. I know, 'cause last time I did, (and tried to apply the enhanced graphics patch), the game wouldn't even launch. EDIT: Never mind. I think I got ...

Yeah I just did some reading on the x86 instruction set and there's a shitload of them and as the cores continued to evolve to the 486 level even more instructions were tacked on. When I give a little thought to trying to achieve the effects of those instructions with such a stripped down RISC instruction set, I guess it's no wonder the software chugs. Oh well...worth a try anyway....

How about the Toshiba tg01 A 4.1" touchscreen, a 1ghz processor and 256mb ram......

I suggest you convert the images to BMP format and open the sequence with VirtualDub .

Quote: Originally Posted by Kolya I suggest you convert the images to BMP format and open the sequence with VirtualDub . Well, I tried .bmp, didn't work. If I didn't word my previous post properly, lemme retry. Each frame is split into 9 parts, and I can't place them all in one file to place them together to make a frame.

Then you need to learn how to use an image editing program.

Quote: Originally Posted by Wulf Each frame is split into 9 parts, and I can't place them all in one file to place them together to make a frame. Use a graphics program like Gimp to do that first (or Photoshop if you have it), then save the frame as BMP.

Chiming in again to say I really appreciate what you're doing, C0rtexReaver.