Problem with SCI Studio template game

[Brian Provinciano]

If you'll check it's version, it's an SCI 1.000 game. It supports new compression methods, as well as digital sound effects.

[OmerMor]

well, my game has this version: "S.old.010".
From some aspects it is compatible with SCI0:
graphics: 16 color EGA.
sound: it can use Ravi GM driver for SCI0, which SCI01 games can't use.
interpreter: it can't use sci01 interpreters from qfg2 and christmas card 256, and it also can't use interpreters from early SCI1 games like sq4, jones, etc..

on the other hand,
it also can't use interpreters from late SCI0 games like conquest of camelot.

so I guess this game is a weird hybrid, don't you think?

[Brian Provinciano]

It seems that all SCI01 interpreters are different and incompatible, while most SCI0 interpreters (other than the really early ones) are compatible. Due to SCI01 being of obscure versions, and SCI Studio being for making games and not editing them, I'm not going to bother supporting them. I will be moving right to SCI1 VGA when the SCI0 SCI Studio is settled in and fully stable.

[OmerMor]

I was asking from curiosity, not because I expect SCI Studio to support it...
I'm just intersted in the evolution of the SCI interpreters, and their compatiblity with each other.
That's all...

[juncmodule]

I noticed something about people with errors. We are all running big processors. I have an AMD 1.5ghz with 256MB of DDR ram and SCI studio and the template game both lock up my system (template game immediately, SCI studio only when I open a game.) I'm still trying a few things, I think it is something wrong with my computer and not SCI Studio or SCI games. If anyone knows of any conflicts with my setup.... Previous versions have always run well on my laptop (which is only 166mhz with 100MB of RAM) Is there something about the new version that would change things? If I find a solution to my problem I will post it so that hopefully it will solve others problems as well.