New Utility: AGI to SCI picture converter

[Mokalus of Borg]

I've just put a new utility on my website - an AGI to SCI picture converter. It's not perfect, but it works. This is technically just a beta release, but that's just because I'm the only one who's tested it yet.
This is the first part of a suite of utilities I plan to create, for converting AGI games to SCI.
Get it here. It's the PIC2PIC link.

Mokalus of Borg

PS - I know BriPro already released "ap2sp" to do the same job.
PPS - But it didn't work properly for me.

[Greg]

dark blue links on a black background are unreadable!!!

[Chris Cromer]

Nice site. That UHS decryption thing is usefull. I hat using qbasic to decrypt it though I have to do it one line at a time. I will have to build one in vbasic or c++. Well I will try out that AGI to SCI pic thing again hopefully this one works. I never could get Brians to work.

[Zero]

Ya cool site lke the layout.

[Mokalus of Borg]

dark blue links on a black background are unreadable!!!

I could make them brighter blue, I guess. They've never seemed to be that dark on my monitor, but if someone's having trouble, there must be something wrong.

Mokalus of Borg

PS - I hope PIC2PIC works for everyone.
PPS - Next release will be an AGI to SCI vocab converter.

[Zero]

Cool it would look better.

[Chris Cromer]

After I downloaded the Python interpreter I could not install it because my hard drive is full. Man this sucks I can't try out the AGI to SCI converter.

[Zero]

[Chris Cromer]

I just had a look at my hard drive and it says i have 2gb left. But the error message says I don't have enough space left this is strange. Is there any chance you might be able to include a binary or make the program in a standard language liks c++ or something.

[Mokalus of Borg]

If your PC is reporting the free space on your drive incorrectly, try running Scandisk (if you're using Windows, that is).
Unfortunately, Python doesn't compile to standalone executables, so that option is out. Translating to C would be possible, but expect to wait a while for translation and testing. I'll get right on it. You might have it within two weeks.

Mokalus of Borg

PS - Hopefully, though, you can sort out your disk space problems before then.
PPS - And it might not be ANSI C when I'm done with it...

[Chris Cromer]

I can wait for however long it takes its not like I was able to get Brians to work so I am used to not having that util. I don't really care what language you port it to as long as it can be compiled as a binary after its ported. I currently have these languages so one of these would be nice: Visual C++, Visual J++, Qbasic, Visual Basic, Visual FoxPro.

The problem has something to do with that python interpreter install program. All of my other install programs say that I have 3gb free(I cleaned out my web cache so I gained a whold gb(too much web surfing)). I guess python is having trouble detecting my free space.

[Mokalus of Borg]

The Python source code for Visual C++ is available from the Python website, so that's another option for you.

Mokalus of Borg

PS - In the meantime, I'll compile something from QBasic.
PPS - It'll still be a while.

[Chris Cromer]

I have no problem with waiting. I think it would be well worth the wait infact because you will probably fix bugs and stuff before porting it.

[Zero]

AGISCI is right.  

[Chris Cromer]

You can call me Chris. AGISCI is just a nickname for these message boards.