TGF requires Gfact.ini in the windows directory to run without install, from the first start it creates the necessairy registry items. (I am not sure if I should have posted this ...)
For MMF2 I don't know yet. I tried it, but it gave the ovious error message saying it wasn't installed properly, I haven't tried it with registry items.
Say, doese anyone have figured it out for mmf below version 2??? If so, the same trick can probably pulled of with MMF2.
I need this to work for mmf 1.5 build 119. Its for a project i'm making for work.
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26th October, 2006 at 19:57:37 -
You could search in the registry for all the MMF-associated stuff, then save that into a .reg file and try installing it on any computer you need MMF on. You could probably also try to make an .inf file to auto-install all important files and DLLs.
Gfactory does work, but MMF2 doesn't. I installed it on my working CDrom drive computer, and looked at the various registry keys. Some encrypted thing. Now, my main computer, with no working USB or CD drive, I made a .iso file of the MMF2 disc. DIdn't work. So I copied the MMF2 directory to program files, and manually copied the registry values from my other computer, and it still didn't work. I think the encrypted value is based on some sort of checksum based on the different properties of the computer's individual system.
Find a copy of clean sweep. Then install MMF2 with clean sweep running (Clean Sweep detects ALL changes installers make to your computer), then from that list you could probably hack it apart a bit to get it to work. I think some of the (sic) newer version of cleansweep (I think the last one they made was 2000, used 95) may actually transfer the whole thing for your automatically.
Hell if I know, I got it from my dad when he upgraded to '97. Cleansweep could be either one or two words as well. I do think they got bought out by someone later though.
Or export the entire registerkey (Current User I guess) BEFORE installation and one AFTER installation, then compare both files with [url=http://www.grigsoft.com/download-windiff.htm ]WinDiff[/url] but that's only for registery changes.
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url tags not supported, or is it the wrong "parenthesis"?
This is a shame, I really wanted ot use MMF2 up at college. I was thinking of using it for a final year project. Guess I have to invest in a laptop then.
That means I'll have to keep the money I was goin to spend on a graphics card now towards the laptop later... Oblivion has to wait I'm going to feel so outdated by the time I can play it.
I know urls are detected automatically. My previous two examples are about links which are hidden under a word, hence the way of writing it in this forum.
I mean it's pretty obvious what <a href="url">word</a> does, right? In PHP Bulletin Board goes with [url=url]word[/url] just as easy.
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I'm going to feel so outdated by the time I can play it.
