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Ghoster738 opened this issue Jan 16, 2023 · 3 comments
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Support for the Windows Demo #10

Ghoster738 opened this issue Jan 16, 2023 · 3 comments
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@Ghoster738
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This demo would enable people to try out my project without having to gain the actual Future Cop CD.
I would have to implement a way to read out of portable executable files from the ".exe".

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As far as I remember, there are some differences between the Griffith Park level from the demo, compared with the RTM version.

The only one that comes to mind is that there is a small "in-game intro animation" showing X1-Alpha entering the park - probably to compensate for missing movies?

Not sure if this means that there are level format differences.

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For the case with the Demo Windows version, I actually had managed to get them to run.

I think I did something like this a week ago. (Perhaps, I should of told people this, but I had managed to extract the maps from the demo and they work).

However, for this "issue" to be resolved I must get my project reading the Demo executable.
This way people do not need a special archive program to extract them.

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I must get my project reading the Demo executable.

That would be the best scenario.

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