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Cheltenham Wolf wrote:1 proplem
i have no idea how to create programs

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maley123 wrote:no

i mean it is abandoned by the owners that what abandonware is

and i searched it and i looked in previews and it had adandonware on it

Hello,

I'll give you some constructive help, perhaps this could send you in the right direction?

Why not just create your own website and have images of how you do things, e.g. "How to make a tram system within a town"?

You could take a screenshot of each stage, such as opening each menu, and then add these to a website. It might be a bit long-winded, but it's the only way you'd be able to do this at the moment, as LoMo doesn't have any other option.

You can easily get some free webspace at http://www.geocities.com and go from there. They have plenty of information for you there to help you get setup.

Alternatively, you could think about recording your actions in LoMo. Have a search on the internet for some recording software, and see if you can get a freeware version to use. Then you could record what you were doing, and write a bit of information about it. Once again, you could add these to your website for others to download.

Oh, and don't go editing the .exe of LoMo - You agreed to a disclaimer when you installed it, and it's pretty illegal. Copyright Law lasts many years, and you might never be able to edit it at the moment !

Whichever you choose (or neither!), best of luck.

pmhtuk

maley123 wrote: ...i have modeled one scenario....

Maley. Right at the start you said you had done one. Details ? Outline ?

Does it work as a stand alone scenario ?

Maybe you could remove all other ways of winning so the player has to play/master the way you want to 'teach'. Then when posted into a scenario thread of its own maybe player posts and comments will have the impact you want ?

ill create the website ive always wanted to

Cheltenham Wolf wrote:ill create the website ive always wanted to

Go for it - it can prove to be fun.

If you do, let everyone know where it is

yea it is

i mean it is abandoned by the owners that what abandonware

So sorry, but I have to tell you Locomotion is still available at the Atari web site (assuming you want to pay full price). That's about as far from abandonware (a concept which has no legal standing) as you can get.

Al