Under a Killing Moon
So I managed to scrounge up a copy, and with the help of dosbox, installed. However, running the game, it does take off the flight deck, exploding on the runway. Tips on how you got UaKM to work?
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don't know if this is old news, but I got UAKM to work on winXP post-sp2 last night without dosbox, and midis+sounds work like a dream. if anyone wants to know how, let me know...
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
there are a couple of options, the one above (which i would like to hear) and the option im using, which is goto http://members.home.nl/mabus/ and download d-fend then download dos-box, use d-fend to setup uakm
Last edited by rockefeller on April 01, 2006 • 7:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I'll create a zip file containing all the goods to get the game to work 
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
Goto
http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/UAKM_XP_ ... feller.rar
download my file, follow my tutorial, and it should work.
Result may vary from system to system, however...
http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/UAKM_XP_ ... feller.rar
download my file, follow my tutorial, and it should work.
Result may vary from system to system, however...
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
Hi, rockefellerrockefeller wrote:Goto
http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/UAKM_XP_ ... feller.rar
download my file, follow my tutorial, and it should work.
Result may vary from system to system, however...
I just tried your UAKM files, and when I try to run the game I keep getting a message stating that "no CD rom drives were found" and it shuts down back to my desktop. Can you offer any suggestions?
Thank you!
Bret
Bret B
I'm glad you got it to work!
For anyone else who may get the problems with the "no cd-rom found", here's why: it is possible in all last three tex games to have cd's in multiple drives to reduce or remove cd swapping. This mapping can be made under 'config' in the auxilary panel while in the game, or in the CONFIG.INI fil in the installation folder. If you copy my CONFIG.INI into the tex folder after installation, the cd-mapping changes to whatever I have set up. So all you need to do is after copying CONFIG.INI into the installation folder, open it in notepad, goto the bottom, and map the CDs according to your setup.
(hate to beat a dead horse, but here's an example if you're still unclear).
if you'll be using the original discs in your cdrom drive, and your cd-rom drive letter is "D:\", the map should look as follows:
[CD_MAP]
Disk1=D
Disk2=D
Disk3=D
Disk4=D
-I have made images of my discs using WinIso, to preserve the originals from wear and tear, and I mount the images using D-Tools, which creates virtual CD-ROM drives. I then mount all four discs into all four drives. Then I just look at which virtual drive correponds to which disk, and map accordingly:
[CD_MAP]
Disk1=F
Disk2=E
Disk3=G
Disk4=I
Hope this helps!
Bests, Rockefeller
For anyone else who may get the problems with the "no cd-rom found", here's why: it is possible in all last three tex games to have cd's in multiple drives to reduce or remove cd swapping. This mapping can be made under 'config' in the auxilary panel while in the game, or in the CONFIG.INI fil in the installation folder. If you copy my CONFIG.INI into the tex folder after installation, the cd-mapping changes to whatever I have set up. So all you need to do is after copying CONFIG.INI into the installation folder, open it in notepad, goto the bottom, and map the CDs according to your setup.
(hate to beat a dead horse, but here's an example if you're still unclear).
if you'll be using the original discs in your cdrom drive, and your cd-rom drive letter is "D:\", the map should look as follows:
[CD_MAP]
Disk1=D
Disk2=D
Disk3=D
Disk4=D
-I have made images of my discs using WinIso, to preserve the originals from wear and tear, and I mount the images using D-Tools, which creates virtual CD-ROM drives. I then mount all four discs into all four drives. Then I just look at which virtual drive correponds to which disk, and map accordingly:
[CD_MAP]
Disk1=F
Disk2=E
Disk3=G
Disk4=I
Hope this helps!
Bests, Rockefeller
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
Sure. Just download my package and follow my tutorial. I try to explain why certain things are done and what exactly is done in my tutorials, so that the work can be replicated should any of the files ever go missing. I'll include links to both my Pandora and UAKM packages below.
UAKM: http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/UAKM_XP_ ... feller.rar
Pandora: http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/Pandora_ ... feller.rar
Best of Luck, Rockefeller
UAKM: http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/UAKM_XP_ ... feller.rar
Pandora: http://mypage.iu.edu/~bottesen/Pandora_ ... feller.rar
Best of Luck, Rockefeller
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"
"ERROR: Error Code Does Not Indicate An Error"