Ok here's the deal, about 5/6 years ago i was all macs, and i got alot of lucasarts games: sam and hits, full trottle, indy, DOTT and a few others. But now my mac is sitting in the attic covered in dust. What i want to know is if there is any way to play the mac versions on my pc?
This is a job for!............not me.
Its an interesting question isnt it?
I dont know anything about the mac versions, if the structure of the resource files is the same then it should theoretically be possible to play them using a pc interpreter shouldnt it?
I dont know if scummvm supports the mac versions (I should imagine it does) I'm far too lazy to go and look now.
As per usual this looks like a job for the Sergemeister..........:D
As far as I know, ScummVm doesn't support DOTT and all mac games after it, but does support Indy, monkey, etc.
BTW you can load those games using a Mac programs emulator such as Executor.
Originally posted by Drigo Zoxx
As far as I know, ScummVm doesn't support DOTT and all mac games after it, but does support Indy, monkey, etc.
ScummVM -can- play DOTT, et al... There is a program in the tools module called 'rescumm' that splits the compounded resource files that the Mac versions use into the original .000/.001 resource files.
Good. There's also a program in the SCUMM Utilities which accomplishes the same task, but i didn't mention it since Vanhal doesn't use Mac anymore :(
Originally posted by Endy
ScummVM -can- play DOTT, et al... There is a program in the tools module called 'rescumm' that splits the compounded resource files that the Mac versions use into the original .000/.001 resource files
I got this and it works for indy4 (btw what was indy 1 + 2) but that was because the files were already in the .001 and .000 files. The others i used rescumm on but they split into about 52 files named 00.lfl and then it says "extracting 'MONSTER.SOU', saving as 'monster.sou'
error: could not allocate 268965339 bytes of memory."
Originally posted by Vanhal
Can anyone help me?
Sorry, I can't remember who wrote the rescumm code. Although I -know- it has sucessfully been used on DOTT....