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AGI Development Tools / Re: WinAGI v3.0.0 BETA is now officially AVAILABLE!
« on: August 08, 2026, 07:23:08 AM »
Wow, that's amazing! Just seeing this now. Thanks so much, gonna hit the update right away!
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AGI Development Tools / Re: WinAGI v3.0.0 BETA is now officially AVAILABLE!
« on: July 28, 2026, 04:49:22 PM »
No errors or issues at all. (Windows 10, 64bit version with the latest updates, on an HP laptop) After installation I got pointed to the .net framework version I needed, just had to click the download link, smooth and easy. Thanks for looking into the dithering thing! A dream tool would be to be able to flood-fill a colored surface with the second dithering color.
I understand the copy-and-paste feature for the pic editor now, and that is already a very good step forward.
I love the dithering method as it pushes the look slightly into SCI territory.
Will do some scripting in the coming days and post feedback here. Cheers from the bakery!
I understand the copy-and-paste feature for the pic editor now, and that is already a very good step forward.
I love the dithering method as it pushes the look slightly into SCI territory. Will do some scripting in the coming days and post feedback here. Cheers from the bakery!
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AGI Development Tools / Re: WinAGI v3.0.0 BETA is now officially AVAILABLE!
« on: July 28, 2026, 07:31:40 AM »
I'm late to the party (as usual), but wow! Installing it right now, high hopes that will help me speed up graphics creation for my current project. Will post feedback as soon as I have it up and running. Already a massive thanks for making new stuff for AGI developers in 2026!
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Installed it, poured some .net framework into the pan, and it works like a charm. Opening my current project, it throws 48 warnings concerning my sloppy copy-paste-and-then-some scripting attitude, nice! Sound editor is so refreshing. About the pic editor: I am a sucker for dithering, always losing time by drawing tons of diagonals. How can I speed this up with WinAGI? Automated dithering maybe? Just copy and paste of certain dithered regions would also help me. Any quick advice maybe? Guess I'll hit the documentation now.
Great work mate! Very refreshing to give DOSbox a little rest, and have everything under one roof now.
EDIT/ADD:
Installed it, poured some .net framework into the pan, and it works like a charm. Opening my current project, it throws 48 warnings concerning my sloppy copy-paste-and-then-some scripting attitude, nice! Sound editor is so refreshing. About the pic editor: I am a sucker for dithering, always losing time by drawing tons of diagonals. How can I speed this up with WinAGI? Automated dithering maybe? Just copy and paste of certain dithered regions would also help me. Any quick advice maybe? Guess I'll hit the documentation now.
Great work mate! Very refreshing to give DOSbox a little rest, and have everything under one roof now.
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: June 08, 2025, 02:51:51 AM »
Sounds epic! How would I go about in MIDI or IT to get that effect?
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 31, 2025, 07:10:30 AM »
Wow, that's an amazing upgrade yet again! Will try it right away. Thanks so much for your work on this. Our game project "V" is stepping up on the music part extremely, thanks to your work: the game will feature radio stations with different genres (just like in GTA), so if anyone wants to hear their favourite 70s or 80s tune in glorious AGI 4-channel sound, just hit me with your wishes.
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 28, 2025, 10:37:07 AM »
Arranging drums is so much fun now, thanks to the script and Sinus's great support.
Here's a tune that went through the MIDI 2 IT 2 AGI pipeline, with --auto-drum-offs set to 2:
Here's a tune that went through the MIDI 2 IT 2 AGI pipeline, with --auto-drum-offs set to 2:
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 26, 2025, 07:18:34 PM »
Thanks man! That helps. Finally I got a workflow that lets me have drums. I use Sekaiju for the MIDI handling, then OpenMPT for the IT part. Together with your script I now have control over all 4 AGI sound channels for the first time. Amazing!
I use Sekaiju for the MIDI handling, then OpenMPT for the IT part. Together with your script I now have control over all 4 AGI sound channels for the first time. Amazing!
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 26, 2025, 02:44:35 PM »
Hey hey my my, Rock N Roll is finally coming to AGI town, it would seem.
Thanks to the IT2AGI script, I have now produced an AGI sound file, with drum sounds converted from the original MIDI arrangement. Bass drum and snare already have good sounds / the right noise freqs, but I can't seem to control the length of the noise bit. How can I get these short and snappy sounds like in the KQ6 tune?
Here's what I have so far:
Thanks to the IT2AGI script, I have now produced an AGI sound file, with drum sounds converted from the original MIDI arrangement. Bass drum and snare already have good sounds / the right noise freqs, but I can't seem to control the length of the noise bit. How can I get these short and snappy sounds like in the KQ6 tune?
Here's what I have so far:
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 24, 2025, 06:20:18 PM »
Thanks for the heads-up! That was a missing puzzle piece for me.
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 24, 2025, 04:54:12 PM »
Thanks for the quick reply!
Tried an IT file, and it works like a charm. Thanks!
Is there a way to convert MOD to IT files? (No luck with OpenMPT so far...)
Tried an IT file, and it works like a charm. Thanks!
Is there a way to convert MOD to IT files? (No luck with OpenMPT so far...)
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 24, 2025, 03:59:50 PM »
Tried the script on a number of Mod files, but keep getting an "Invalid IT header" error. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 22, 2025, 05:38:02 PM »
Thanks for the in-depth explanation! Not much experience with IT, but that is an amazing feature. I'm doing lots of MIDI to AGI conversions at the moment, and haven't found a way to convert drums / properly use the noise channel yet. Does anyone know how to do that?
Will try the IT to AGI thing. Thanks for your contribution to the toolbox!
Will try the IT to AGI thing. Thanks for your contribution to the toolbox!
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AGI Development Tools / Re: IT2AGI sound converter script - some fixes
« on: May 20, 2025, 02:34:06 PM »
Right on! Does it translate drums to sounds on the AGI noise channel?
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AGI Development Tools / Re: Any AGI engine upgrade projects? Looking for better graphics.
« on: May 14, 2025, 09:38:15 AM »
Hey folks, got nothing constructive to add, but I'd like to quickly cut some slack to AGI graphics, for the sake of completion.
Sure, the resolution could be higher. Jusk ask the NPCs from the AGI game I'm working on,... Like the original poster I also think that SCI graphics are a much better base for getting a bit more sophisticated in 16-color pixel art. I'm taking the challenge of trying to squeeze out SCI style things from the AGI engine at the moment, because why not try.
Definitely looking forward to trying out SCI after finishing my current AGI project. That being said, thanks for the warnings and heads-ups regarding the scripting language, seems to be an adventure in itself...
Nice that we have option to switch to things like AGS and Unity nowadays, if need be. Wasn't always like that. When I first discovered the AGI scene back in the 90s, it was sensational that a fan could get his hands on a professional game engine like AGI, giving your fanmade game the instant look and feel of some classic and genre-defining games. Find it kind of nice and also funny to see that people use a full-blown 3D-engine like Unity to produce 16-color, lo-res, parser-driven, 2D games in the year 2025. And why wouldn't we? Whatever works to make a game good.
Cheers from the pixel workshop!
Sure, the resolution could be higher. Jusk ask the NPCs from the AGI game I'm working on,...
Like the original poster I also think that SCI graphics are a much better base for getting a bit more sophisticated in 16-color pixel art. I'm taking the challenge of trying to squeeze out SCI style things from the AGI engine at the moment, because why not try.Definitely looking forward to trying out SCI after finishing my current AGI project. That being said, thanks for the warnings and heads-ups regarding the scripting language, seems to be an adventure in itself...
Nice that we have option to switch to things like AGS and Unity nowadays, if need be. Wasn't always like that. When I first discovered the AGI scene back in the 90s, it was sensational that a fan could get his hands on a professional game engine like AGI, giving your fanmade game the instant look and feel of some classic and genre-defining games. Find it kind of nice and also funny to see that people use a full-blown 3D-engine like Unity to produce 16-color, lo-res, parser-driven, 2D games in the year 2025.
And why wouldn't we? Whatever works to make a game good.Cheers from the pixel workshop!
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AGI Community How To's & Tutorials / Re: Better dialogue in AGI
« on: May 10, 2025, 09:02:47 AM »
Great to hear. Will make sure it will be an adventure gaming feast, not just for reptile lovers... 
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