Ttdx sound effect problem

[Paul Wright]

most games are, i remmember when we managed to get into grand theft auto
enough to map edit, edit all cars sprite, textures, well edit the whole
game. We all got stern letters from teh producers, in the end nothing
happened, some of the programs we're sold, and in the end the prducers
learned more from us for the sequel, than we learned for them, so maybe if
ther ewas ever a TT2, Josefs patch would influence it...

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Rémi Denis <rden...@pop3.multi1mania2.com> wrote in message
news:202h4.110$ak7.508035@nnrp2.proxad.net...
: Peter J. Dobrovka <dobro...@t-online.de> a écrit dans le message :
: 85tgtu$3d...@news00.btx.dtag.de...
: > AFAIK disassembling and altering of copyrighted executables is illegal,
: too
: >
:
: I think that what is illegal is distributing what you've done with
: disassembling tools, but you're allowed to do whatever you want with your
: software legal copy as long as you keep the result for yourself only.
: Ok, Josef is far from being the only user of TTDLX, but I'm not sure that
: the license make it forbidden to alter this particular game.
:
: > Peter
: > --
: > Die 3. Dimension der Strategiespiele:
: > http://www.digitalprojects.com/way-x
:
:
:

[Rémi Denis]

Eddie Bernard <e...@ttworld.the-whale.com> a écrit dans le message :
862jju$qf...@news7.svr.pol.co.uk...

Press View, All Headers, and then in the Followup-To box, type in
alt.warez.
Doesn't do much but shows you mean business. Like I have. Agent users,
once the message is opened ready for you to type replies, press Ctrl+D.
Then
scroll down to find the Followup-To field, and type in alt.warez. Easy!

Hey, I didn't notice this OE feature. I thought it was simply impossible to
set the Follow-Up-To row with this M$ program. But, at this time, I won't
like my mailbox to be flamed and I don't ever have an access to alt.warez.

Eddie

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[Rick McGreal]

Eddie Bernard <e...@ttworld.the-whale.com> wrote in message
news:8602bt$9ui$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk...

Maybe...but if that were true, then all the TT websites would be closed
down
for breach of copyright. Although it would be unlikely.

<AHEM>...Why?
I don't know about you but I put a copyright notice on my front screen.
Just in case they decide to get all fussy...
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[Eddie Bernard]

Rémi Denis <rden...@pop3.multi1mania2.com> wrote

Hey, I didn't notice this OE feature. I thought it was simply impossible
to
set the Follow-Up-To row with this M$ program. But, at this time, I won't
like my mailbox to be flamed and I don't ever have an access to alt.warez.

I know what you mean.

Most people use alt.dev.null for some strange reason. Nearly every server
can access that. And I'll use it.

Eddie
-- Personal Site: http://www.ebernard.greatxscape.net
-- Transport Tycoon World: http://www.ttworld.cjb.net

[Eddie Bernard]

Rick McGreal <tri...@transport-tycoon.co.uk> wrote

AHEM>...Why?
I don't know about you but I put a copyright notice on my front screen.
Just in case they decide to get all fussy...

What use is saying you have a copyright, when in fact you haven't? It is
impossible to copyright material which has already been copyrighted by
someone else. The truth is better.

Eddie
-- Personal Site: http://www.ebernard.greatxscape.net
-- Transport Tycoon World: http://www.ttworld.cjb.net

[Steven Lalewicz]

Rick McGreal wrote in message <867k1p$j6...@gxsn.com>...

Eddie Bernard <e...@ttworld.the-whale.com> wrote in message
news:8602bt$9ui$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk...
Maybe...but if that were true, then all the TT websites would be closed
down
for breach of copyright. Although it would be unlikely.

Is there not a difference? The warez site is giving away the software for
free, depriving the people who develop the software, money. We on the other
hand, copy graphics and other info from the game to promote how fab it is.

Is it wrong to copy graphics and other info from a game (all the vehicle
info for example) and pop it on a web site for reference purposes to other
interested parties?

AHEM>...Why?
I don't know about you but I put a copyright notice on my front screen.
Just in case they decide to get all fussy...

How does that help?

Regards,
Steve.

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[Eddie Bernard]

Steven Lalewicz <s...@mfltd.co.uk> wrote

Is there not a difference? The warez site is giving away the software for
free, depriving the people who develop the software, money. We on the
other
hand, copy graphics and other info from the game to promote how fab it is.

Is it wrong to copy graphics and other info from a game (all the vehicle
info for example) and pop it on a web site for reference purposes to other
interested parties?

Nope. What a website does, doesn't harm the game developers, more like
promotes it, as you say.
A warezer *is* causing damage.

AHEM>...Why?
I don't know about you but I put a copyright notice on my front screen.
Just in case they decide to get all fussy...

How does that help?

Exactly. That's what I said.

Eddie
-- Personal Site: http://www.ebernard.greatxscape.net
-- Transport Tycoon World: http://www.ttworld.cjb.net

[Rick McGreal]

Eddie Bernard <e...@ttworld.the-whale.com> wrote in message
news:86aiij$s9l$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk...

Nope. What a website does, doesn't harm the game developers, more like
promotes it, as you say.
A warezer *is* causing damage.

Yeah....And our type of website acutally HELPS gamers (From a certain point
of view)
Its incredable how many e-mails I get asking for info on where they can get
hold of it..

How does that help?
Exactly. That's what I said.

OK...What it does is tells the reader that the games lisence is held by the
compant (Microprose in my case) And that they I am using THEIR infostuff and
so on
If somebody copyrighted a scenario anybody who held the scenario for D/L
would *technically* have to tell people that it was copyrighted..

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