Game using Dante 2

1) The Dante-2 course was spread out over several issues of the Futuredisk.
I can't really remember which ones though. I only have a printed version of the complete course which I edited an expanded myself. The FD-course had some minor mistakes and shortcomings.

2) Yes, It is indeed a music editor for MSX-Music (and I think also SCC), and yes, you can use it to create your own music for Dante-2, but not for sound fx.

3) You can import gfx from DD-graph. This is a very handy feature for the demo-gfx and the main screen gfx.

Ramon

Got to admit I totally agree with Geiru!!

These screens are the REAL thing! I'm very curious to Cipher the game!

a few more questions:

1) These screen shots look futuristic, was wondering what kind of weapon(s) the player will be able to use.

(still looking to complete my Futuredisk collection, so still don't know much 'bout Dante 2 and therefor only know about hitting with sword(s) etc... Any possible way to use something like a gun or something?)

2) I read somewhere it ain't possible to make a stand-alone game with Dante 2... !? I would like to know it it's possible though or that the 'end' user also needs a copy of Dante 2 to play a game like Cipher.

greets,

Mafcase

apparently there are some coders that might look into obsoleting this Dante 2 disk and hack things a bit to make it work without

Apparently that coder is still waiting for the disks (hint hint to Ramon)
Furthermore... didn't Alex Wulms once create a tool to make standalone Dante 2 disks?

The numbers Ramon was talking about are probally 14 and 15 and 17 and maybe some others. At least I know 14 and 15 contain parts.

Well I allways first check befor reading if it states Tobias Keizer or something like that then I knew I could skip it directly.