SCI Vga

[Eigen]

Hey Brian! How you're doing with the SCI Vga.   I think it will be so cool that.... Is there any release date?
Anyway, good luck!

[Chris Cromer]

Nope he hasn't set a release date... so just whenever he finishes it.

Good luck with it though Brian.

[dreamweaver]

i hope the new sci vga studio can open and explore king quest 6 which sdv can't do it .
 

[Te Rangi]

Chris : Your comment reminds me of the release date for Duke Nukem Forever : when it's done  

[Chris Cromer]

Well most of us that make FREE programs don't set dates for releases, we just release them when they are ready... do you want a half baked buggy program that doesn't work right... or would you rather wait till it is finished and works great?

[Pikachu14]

Daikatana (suffering from exactly that problem) was very disappointing when it was finally released. But since SCI Studio has the user determine the quality of the end result, it doesn't matter much.

[dreamweaver]

i hope that new sci studio will have a Save command will let us save view to many bmp files and pcx files . I think it's very easy with Brian  
PLEASE INSERT THIS COMMAND  

[Allen]

Hey, how long? How long?

[Kon-Tiki]

Have a little patience and let Brian work on it at his own pace. You don't want a half-baked SCI-Studio, just because he had to rush things.

-Kon-Tiki-

[Brian Provinciano]

If I actually get some donation(s), it will be released considerably quicker. I haven't been pestering anyone, but many donate-ware programs become buy-ware when the author's work goes unrecognized. Heh, well, I'm not saying I'm going to charge for it, nor begging for donations. I've simply just come to the realization that I'm too generous, and VERY few are generous back, lol.

In all seriousness though, donations will speed up  development indefinitely. It's been almost 3 1/2 years of work so far...

[Chris Cromer]

I would donate if I had the money... infact I wish I someone would donate to me so I could donate to SCI Studio.

Your work is appreciated but being able to donate isn't always possible(such as my case... I am broke ).

[OmerMor]

If it encourages you Brian - I play keyboards in a band called Sitra for seven years now.
It consumes lots of time and money (for recording) but nevertheless - we put our music free of charge on the internet, and it's not because we're not good enough:
lots of people love us, and we're in the top 5 metal bands in Israel...
If we were expecting to gain money out of it we would be too much disappointed I think.
As long as you love doing what you do, and as long as you don't depend on it financially, I think you better not expect to gain money for it, because it will only make you more bitter.
And BTW - I think your work is absolutly fantastic!

[matt_hargett]

In all seriousness though, donations will speed up  development indefinitely. It's been almost 3 1/2 years of work so far...

In case it inspires anyone, I sent a donation a few months ago and will probably donate again from my next paycheck. I donate to several projects, when I can -- even if it's just $10 here and there. Even the smalled contributions can make a difference!

[Kon-Tiki]

I would donate too, but I don't have the money for it (even not the slightest amount), because my only income is the monthly allowence I get from my parents, which isn't that much. I think this's the case with lots of people here, knowing that most of them here are students. There're other ways to contribute, though. People with programming skills can make some time free to do some of the work for Brian. That would also speed things up.

-Kon-Tiki-

P.S. I really appreciate your work too. Keep up the good work!

[Te Rangi]

I am going to donate, because I want to see this project done  .

Brian, could you please send me your snail mail address?

Kon Tiki : Use my strategy, and spend everyone elses money while saving your own