Hi Sascha,
I hope that you have read the other messages about how to install my games
under Vista and that you have gotten them running. If not, or if you have any
other questions, comments or whatever, please feel free to write and I will try
to help.
BFN
Jim
Kitchen's Inc, for games
JIm, you just don't know how much Todd is enjoying this, he like I said
absolutely loves your games especially the football, baseball pong and golf.
he's a sports nut. grin
lelia
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From: Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net
To: lelia Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday,
Hello to you all!
Dark I'm sure from the Iviry Tower can make this in to a more inspiring
story, but here are the latest features to the upcoming Klango Player 2.1 from
the Klango website!
http://en.klango.net/2009/01/04/klango-21-features-and-a-plan/
This news will be most exciting to Dark,
My concern is how easy it is to lose a limb. It's very realistic.
Trust me. The problem is that if you get a decent hit on your head,
you're pretty much incapable of doing anything about it. Since there's
also only one kind of armor, you can't wear things to protect your
limbs, either.
Maybe it
Hi Thomas,
I discovered that I only had to take the first step in your suggestions to
get Jim Kitchen's games to work on my Vista computer.
First of all, I have User Account Control enabled.
1. arrow to the setup for the game you want to install, press the
Windows context key, and arrow to run
Hi all, first I think I made a mistake and posted this to the wrong list at
first so even though I can't do anything about that mistake I'm going to ask
the same thing here.
I just downloaded the demo version of pinball classic from draconis and for one
thing, I've never played pinball but
The point of the original pinball and in all remakes since that I've seen is
to actually keep the ball from going down the whole between the two
flippers.
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From: lelia struv...@yahoo.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009
Hi Lelia,
Cool! glad to hear that you were able to get my games installed and running on
your husbands Vista computer.
Thanks to those who helped.
BFN
Jim
When in doubt, take all the defaults.
j...@kitchensinc.net
http://www.kitchensinc.net
(440) 286-6920
Chardon Ohio USA
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Hi Phil,
Yes, but that only fixes the issue with installing them. Have you tried
saving games, settings, etc. Everytime I do that with them in
c:\program files\kitchensinc
user acccount control blocks the action and the game in question
crashes. At least that is the result on my laptop. The
Hi Trenton.
Actually, if I read the features correctly, it'd be nicest to just get
Klango linked up with the audiogames.net forum I think. That way both sides
would bennifit.
Reguarding the games, why only the demo version of super deakout? Is there a
problem with the registration zip
That's interesting. The way Dan Zingaro released it, you need two files.
There's the superdeakout demo file and then you need the sdfull.exe file. It
may actually be a zip file. I can't remember. If you have both those files
and install them correctly, you get the full game which has been
Hi Thomas,
Yes, I am able to save Jim Kitchen's games and resume them, and change the
sound settings.
At least with Monopoly 9.
I used the context menu key to pick run as administrator when installing
them but to run them I go to the all programs sub menu , then to the kitchen
item and right
Hi Lelia,
Actually, pinball is all about trying to position the ball so you can
hit various bumpers with scores marked on them. Every bumper you hit has
a specific score that adds to your total score. I'm assuming here you
have been blind from birth so have never actually seen a pinball table.
Hi all,
If some people would like I can rebuild the DanZ Games setups to just
include the patch as well as add in the Windows Vista Dependancies for
the games.
Cheers!
Michael Feir wrote:
That's interesting. The way Dan Zingaro released it, you need two files.
There's the superdeakout demo
couldn't it be recompiled into a single executible?
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From: Michael Feir michael.f...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Dancing The Klango couldn't get more
exciting!Orcanit...
Hi Yohandy,
Yes, it can. I could easily make new setups with the patches included
myself if someone wanted me to do that.
Smile.
Yohandy wrote:
couldn't it be recompiled into a single executible?
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Hi Folks,
Has anyone used FSNavigator with FS2002, and have they got it to work with ATC?
Lindsay Cowell
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Right. Forgot about the bumpers. Sorry.
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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Pinball classic?
Hi Lelia,
Actually, pinball is all about trying to
Now that would be awesome!
You got my vote on this one!
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Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 3:29 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Subject: [Audyssey] DanZ Games was Dancing The Klango
Hi
Hmm. You may wish to visit the Klango Developers site by going to:
http://klango.net/dev
, you may find an answer there.
I'd also visit:
http://support.klango.net
and submit a ticket to them.
I'd like to know who submitted those games as well to the program.
Hi all,
I went to the klango site and poked around a bit. I still don't understand
exactly what it is. Is this a social gathering site with software for voice
chat, or something else entirely?
And how are they implementing games there?
Thanks
che
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One game that came out a little while back you might be interested in
reading about is Bioshock. From what I've red, the execution of the story
line isn't too bad, but the concept is really quite an eyebrow raiser.
No need to give a rundown here of it, plenty can be found with good old
google
Hi che.
Klango itself is an environment for creating audio games and applications
such as haunted factory and pirate memory game.
recently though, the klango team have used the Klango environment to create
a program called Klango player. this is a self-voicing, sapi-supported
application
Hi Che, I'll check out bioshock.
out of interest, what exactly is the Homeworld game you mention? a text game
you mention? I'm always up for a good scifi game even if it isn't precisely
what I'm looking for, I'll certainly have fun figuring it out and exploring
all the options, assuming
That probably wouldn't be too in theme with the traditional-style setup, but
perhaps he'll put in magical bandages that can reattach severed limbs, or a
spell to allow mages to create phantom limbs. Who knows?
Ryan
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Hi,
Yes, I recognize the need for some kind of reattachment. Or maybe make
losing them more difficult. Phantom limbs or regrowing limbs are
possibilities. I'm thinking about making a pod cast regarding Entombed
because I really haven't properly introduced the game or my goals when
creating it.
Hi folks,
Which are the best SoundRTS maps for beginners?
Lindsay Cowell
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Hi,
definitely the JL1 to JL3 maps, as they were the first multiplayer maps
created by the author himself, they are the simplest and smallest ones and
everyone had to grow up on them when the game was first launched. Only later
were those dozens of custom maps created.
Lukas
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