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year1mus.lab

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 Kalugny
05-01-2002, 11:17 AM
#1
I had Grim Fandango for a while, and enjoyed it very much.
Recently I wanted to play it again. It was all fun until I got to the 3rd year and everything went crashing done.
It turns out I have a scratch on my Disc1. It appears that year3mus.lab is destroyed.
Is there something I can do?
Is there somewhere where I can get that file?
Or am I doomed to be Grim Fandango-less for ever?
:(

Your help is apperciated. Very much so.
Kalugny
 Ender
05-01-2002, 11:57 AM
#2
Grim Fandango? What does that have to do with SCUMM? :o)
 Kalugny
05-01-2002, 12:39 PM
#3
The guys around here deal with the internal parts of the games and I thought that maybe I could find a way past this problem with the help of one of you.
 Ender
05-01-2002, 1:10 PM
#4
Yeah, I know, I was just kidding :)

Seriously I think your out of luck. Theres not really any way to repair the damage thats done, or to get the engine to ignore the file. Your best chance is to get another copy of Grim. That shouldn't be too hard, EA still sell it as part of their Classics collection.
 Serge
05-01-2002, 2:03 PM
#5
Or trying the physical ways to correct scratches... Like toothpaste :)

- Serge
 Kalugny
05-01-2002, 2:04 PM
#6
Thanks.
I hope I had a friend who had Grim Fandango, I could just take that file...
 Jake
05-01-2002, 3:17 PM
#7
Considering you own it yourself why not just burn his CD's?
You'll need to reinstall from the burns for it to operate properly if I remember correctly.

Don't ask why I know things about burned copies of LEC games.
 bgbennyboy
05-01-2002, 5:07 PM
#8
Or use a file-recovery program such as cdrdiagnostic (http://www.arrowkey.com/cd-r_diagnostic.html) (yes I know it costs but there are free or time limited programs that do the same job)

That`ll recover the file.
Then copy the other data files
(Data001.lab, Data 003.lab, Movie01.lab, Movie03.lab, Vox0001.lab, Vox0003.lab, Year1mus.lab, Data002.lab, Data 004.lab, Movie02.lab, Movie04.lab, Vox0002.lab, Vox0004.lab, Year2mus.lab, and Year4mus.lab)
to your grim folder and switch developer mode on (see the readme for Serge`s CMI-GRIM debug patch to see how to do this) you`ll then be able to play it off hd without your dodgy cd.
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