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RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:27 am
by Goblin
ORIGINAL: Warrior
[:D] Very good to see so many familiar names still kicking things around.
Even better to see you, Steve! Listen to your subconscious...[;)]
Goblin
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:11 am
by planner 3
Steve: Is very good to see you here again, hey ? Planner 3 AKA CHIEF
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:29 am
by Orzel Bialy
ORIGINAL: junk2drive
Wow, lotsa old timers, good to see you
Quick Goblin...check the alignment of the planets and the stars...now if Jess pops in then I will really be scared![X(]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:52 am
by Warrior
Chief, what's with the name change? I'm getting too old to keep track of AKA's. But as long as you're not MIA I won't have to call the CIA to find you. [:)]
So, I actually played a few turns of the game last night and realized how much I've forgotten. I have what I assume is the enhanced 8.4 on my machine. How many new versions since January 07? I need to get myself up-to-date.
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:59 pm
by Kuokkanen
ORIGINAL: Orzel Bialy
ORIGINAL: Matti Kuokkanen
Maybe MG could call Ubisoft, and ask for public release of the code? If we ask MG nicely enough to make the call... [;)]
IIRC (again) I believe at one point Ubisoft may have been approached by a group of community members a good while back about the code...but never heard back from the company. Don't quote me on that one though.[;)] I'm sure it probably would take something along the lines of MG having to inquire to get some sort of reply out of the folks at Ubisoft.
If Matrix can get enough force behind it, Ubisoft just might surrender the code. 2by3 consists of former heads of former SSI, so they could be good back up.
Goblin, have you talked about this with Marc, Erik, and others yet?
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:13 pm
by Alby
ORIGINAL: KG Erwin
So, do I take this to mean that Mike IS interested in making further code tweaks?
Not That I am aware of, last I spoke with him, he
was working on tweaking the OOB editor but, he had no 'up to date' verison of the code, it was lost in his computer blow up IIRC, and his compiler for said code would not work on his newer computers, now i dont know what an 'up to date' version of the code means, nor do I have a clue what a compiler is...I just put out the question because I wanted to know
[:)]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:16 pm
by Alby
ORIGINAL: Warrior
Chief, what's with the name change? I'm getting too old to keep track of AKA's. But as long as you're not MIA I won't have to call the CIA to find you. [:)]
So, I actually played a few turns of the game last night and realized how much I've forgotten. I have what I assume is the enhanced 8.4 on my machine. How many new versions since January 07? I need to get myself up-to-date.
Welcome back! Only one update per year these days Steveo, latest is Enhanced 2008, see threads at top of this forum.
[:)]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:28 pm
by Orzel Bialy
ORIGINAL: Matti Kuokkanen
If Matrix can get enough force behind it, Ubisoft just might surrender the code. 2by3 consists of former heads of former SSI, so they could be good back up.
Goblin, have you talked about this with Marc, Erik, and others yet?
Nice to dream about but I can't see Ubisoft doing that without demanding something in the way of compensation in return for releasing the code (provided they still have it in some vault somewhere). As much as they appreciate our patronage MG certainly wouldn't put up $ for a transaction that would in reality net them nothing.[;)]
Maybe I'm just biased because Ubisoft isn't one of my favorite game makers...their support for their products is absolutely horrible in my opinion...so my take on them being "nice enough" to release the code for nothing in return seems far fetched.
Besides...if Ubisoft continues to release any more bug-filled games and then do little to nothing to fix them...they will need all the money they can get! [:D]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 12:10 am
by V22 Osprey
Ubisoft can go to hell for all I care, the only real great game they made was Pacific Fighters, all the rest were crap. [:'(]
I'm surprised they are even still business. [:D]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 1:59 pm
by Kuokkanen
ORIGINAL: V22 Osprey
Ubisoft can go to hell for all I care, the only real great game they made was Pacific Fighters, all the rest were crap. [:'(]
Oh come on! Farcry isn't that bad, and I might call it better than Quake 4. Liked Ghost Recon serie too. I've been told that IL-2 Sturmovik serie are best WW2 era combat flight sims ever. Pacific Fighters... what's that? [:'(]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:26 pm
by Arctic Blast
I also like the Brothers in Arms series, which I'm pretty sure is an Ubi game...and some of the Rainbow Six series aren't bad.
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 9:14 pm
by V22 Osprey
ORIGINAL: Matti Kuokkanen
ORIGINAL: V22 Osprey
Ubisoft can go to hell for all I care, the only real great game they made was Pacific Fighters, all the rest were crap. [:'(]
Oh come on! Farcry isn't that bad, and I might call it better than Quake 4. Liked Ghost Recon serie too. I've been told that IL-2 Sturmovik serie are best WW2 era combat flight sims ever. Pacific Fighters... what's that? [:'(]
Pacific Fighters comes in a bundle pack with IL-2,retard. [:'(]
IL-2 was I have to admit was good for the eastern front.....but the pacific rules. [:D]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 10:44 pm
by KG Erwin
Osprey, I won't deny that the Pacific rules in the SPWaW world, but please refrain from insults and try to stay on topic, OK?
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 12:13 pm
by TheDesertRat
Alby!!
‘up to date’ version of code, at worst code for the last release.
Compiler – it was a Watcom C compiler. This could run on a 32 bit computer and possibly under Win 95/SE/NT/2000 and presumably the 32 bit version of XP.
Since I would presume Mike ended up with a 64 bit machine and running Vista it will not work, though it would have issues running on a Duo Intel even at a 32 bit basis due to the age of the Watcom compiler.
The SPWAW code is Watcom specific so it is not going to be easy to move it to any modern compiler.
ORIGINAL: Alby
ORIGINAL: KG Erwin
So, do I take this to mean that Mike IS interested in making further code tweaks?
Not That I am aware of, last I spoke with him, he
was working on tweaking the OOB editor but, he had no 'up to date' verison of the code, it was lost in his computer blow up IIRC, and his compiler for said code would not work on his newer computers, now i dont know what an 'up to date' version of the code means, nor do I have a clue what a compiler is...I just put out the question because I wanted to know
[:)]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 12:26 am
by mkr8683
I see that the Watcom C compiler is up for free download now and is open source.. maybe a hint of good things to come? [:)]
RE: anyone at matrix still have up to date code?
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 5:58 am
by Krec
[&o] please............