Duamutef's Vore RPG
If you upgraded windows, you have to do the first steps, else skip it.
1. Backup your data.pak into a seperate folder.
2. Reinstall the game from Duamutef's Server.
Now the steps for ALL of you, not mattering if fresh installed or upgraded.
3. Install the Mirosoft Visual Basic runtime libraries 5.0 (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=05ae09e6-082a-4cd1-99cd-8911b6034c20&DisplayLang=en)
4. The fu***** DMC2.oxc is missing again, huh? Well, registering it does indeed get harder than XP, but I found a solution for you. Download and install the following program. (http://www.file-upload.net/download-204841/autoreg.exe.html)
5. NOW CAREFUL: Run the program and you get a whole list of ocx. Select only the DMC2.ocx from the list and press the button "Register all selected files"
6. Restore your data.pak if needed.
Tadaaa, it runs again... have fun being digested by a hungry succubus there
Cartovore 2
Again, we get a nerves collapse, because of this game. Maybe it does run, but then either the content doesnt show up, the security center meeps or it behaves clumsy and shows things you didnt even select. Reason is the new "protected mode" of Internet Explorer 7, which runs in a safe memory, which the integraded browser of cannot access, therefor causes problems.
If you upgraded windows, you have to do the first steps, else skip it.
1. Reinstall the game from Duamutef's Server into a SEPERATE folder than what your customized game is in.
Now the steps for ALL of you, not mattering if fresh installed or upgraded.
2. Select the Cartomancer.exe and go on "Properties", select "Compatibility".
3. Check the box next to "Run program in compatibility mode" and select "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)"
4. Check "Deactivate scaling with high DPI" (or similar)
5. Try your old modified game. If it works, you can delete the new version again, else copy your cards folder and the rules txts to the new one and delete the old game.
Tadaaa, it runs again... greet Mao Shin from me...
ImaginaryZ Flash Voregame in the gallery
1. Vista does not autoinstall Flash anymore except you have home premium or ultimate. Install Flash Player from Macromedia's Homepage, and it works again.
The Java VGAME (Chapters 1 and 2)
For some reason the run.bat does not work anymore, mainly because SUN does not have cmd rights, but of course microsoft does, so we simply trick the system to use SUN engines with MSN rights...
1. Install the Java Runtimes from the JAVA Website (search with Google)
2. Install the Java SDK from the same Website
3. Reboot
4. Download and install the Microsoft Java Virtual Machine (http://www.laplink.com/download/pcsync/upgrade/msjavx86.exe)
5. Reboot
6. Download and install the following program, if you dont already have it from Duamutefs VRPG. (http://www.file-upload.net/download-204841/autoreg.exe.html)
7. NOW CAREFUL: Run the program and you get a whole list of files. Select only the javaee.dll from the list and press the button "Register all selected files"
8. Play the VGAME again.
PS: I would clearly advise the author to include a *.jar into his next release, as this works with just doing step 1.
Vore games do run, but no sound
Vista's main vulnerability is sound cards. Usually it has all sorts of drivers for grafic cards, but sound... uiii... But dont worry, I also have a solution for that one.
1. Get the Vista Upgrad Advisor, yes, the little tool you most likely have already used, and check what it says about the sound card.
2. If it says: "Use windows upgrade after Vista install" or similar, there is a trick with that. Select the Upgrade to not only upgrade windows but other products too, usually its in a yellow box just above or below the Upgrade button. Then run the upgrade and it installs your driver. If it does not, do step 3.
3. If you dont have an update for your card, you have to install the driver manually, and thats a problem, if you dont know what soundcard it is. If you do, search google for the driver, but else, the hardware support of your local computer store is the only solution.
