Years ago I purchased Crystal Caliburn, a pinball emulator. It supposedly was Mac / Windows on one CD. I've never gotten the Windows one to work, however. The Mac version initially installed, but then wouldn't run giving me not enough memory errors. I upped the memory allocation to 10x preferred with no luck. Turns out the trick is to have audio enabled. No sound was the problem.
I also tried some Cliff Johnson games: At the Carnival, Fool's Errand, and 3 in Three. All "worked" but 3 in Three kept giving me sound errors. That's what prompted me to try enabling sound and retry Crystal Caliburn.
Glider+ 3.0: it runs, folds up a plane and then instantly it seems the plane has crashed. Some sort of game speed issue apparently. Have others gotten this to work in Basilisk II?
Some game comments
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Re: Some game comments
Just tried Glider+ 3.1 under 7.6.1 in BII -- works fine, using , and . as controls. Although Glider 4 or Glider Pro seems like a better option....
Once you've got over the first vent, you need to press , immediately to avoid crashing on the table. it's a nimble-fingered game, unless you slow down the CPU speed somehow.
Once you've got over the first vent, you need to press , immediately to avoid crashing on the table. it's a nimble-fingered game, unless you slow down the CPU speed somehow.
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Re: Some game comments
Hmmm. Maybe I should look for a newer version of Glider then.
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If you particularly want to play that one, you can still get a fully up-to-date problem-free version from http://www.littlewingpinball.com/ , if I'm not mistaken.Eli the Bearded wrote:Years ago I purchased Crystal Caliburn, a pinball emulator. It supposedly was Mac / Windows on one CD. I've never gotten the Windows one to work, however. The Mac version initially installed, but then wouldn't run giving me not enough memory errors. I upped the memory allocation to 10x preferred with no luck. Turns out the trick is to have audio enabled. No sound was the problem.