Freesci
Description:	Sierra adventure games interpreter
Download:	freesci.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size:	1Mb
Version:	0.6.4
Date:	19 May 2008
Author:	FreeSCI team, AmigaOS4 port by Raziel
Submitter:	Raziel
Email:	raziel_nosgoth/web de
Homepage:	http://freesci.linuxgames.com
Category:	game/adventure
Replaces:	game/adventure/freesci.lha
License:	GPL
Distribute:	yes
Min OS Version:	4.0
FileID:	3688
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    * * *  W A R N I N G  * * * 


   This is an unstable, experimental development release of FreeSCI. You will
   most likely NOT be able to finish any games with it. If you just want to
   play SCI games (as opposed to aid development), please use the stable
   release instead.

Thanks for downloading this development release of FreeSCI!

FreeSCI is a portable interpreter for SCI games, such as the Space Quest
series (starting with SQ3) or Leisure Suit Larry (2 and sequels); see
below for a complete (?) listing.

This release has the following limitations (plus some bugs):
- Only SCI0, SCI01 and SCI1 games are (partially) supported
- The SCI debug functions aren't fully supported (and probably never will be,
  since we're using our own debug functions)
- SCI1 palette support is preliminary and known to be broken
- The sound subsystem is hardwired to particular drivers on compile time
- Several pieces of game-critical functionality are known not to
  function properly; please refer to the bug tracker at
  https://www-plan.cs.colorado.edu/cgi-bin/bugzilla/index.cgi for details.


This is ALPHA sofware. That means that there still are lot of bugs.

Please refer to 'NEWS' and the 'ChangeLog' for information about changes
in this and previous versions.FreeSCI 0.6.4 is largely a bugfix release,
addressing many constraints that prevented SCI0 games from being beatable.
We also added audio support for MIDI devices on newer versions of AmigaOS,
and for General MIDI on all systems.  Finally, we replaced some code of
unknown origin in our SetJump routine by a definitive clean-room
re-implementation.

*** Note from the porter ***

CAMD support is built in, but can only be used by changing to it in the
source, n o configuration on-the-fly possible (yet).
If you got a CAMD MIDI device plugged, please try and tell me if it works
for you as i need to get feedback to eventually fix bugs in the process.

It works for my MT-32 plugged to on-board VIA here, at least.
I'd like to know if it works on USB based CAMD too.

Thanks and have fun!