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Originally Posted by blizz1220
 Great game that should have been released on Amiga
I could probably help with sound . I think I have .midis already con-
verted to mods somewhere ...
I ran it on PC-Task with little but some luck  And played music in
the Hippoplayer in the background
BTW This is not source to the original , this is source to the Open
Source remake created by SC2 community so it could prove to be
much more demanding hw wise ... It's called Ur-Quan Masters and
it was ported to Mac OS X and Linux but not to 68k Macs ...
I don't think you will find original Star Control 2 sources anywhere ...
EDIT : Just read the whole post of Don Adan seems I went
through all the hell of converting them for nothing  |
You are wrong for this game are available original source code (I don't like ports from poor recreated sources) from 3DO version, and this PC/3DO game used Protracker music, nothing must be converted.
This is info from wikipedia:
The Ur-Quan Masters
The Ur-Quan Masters (or
UQM) project aims to port
Star Control II to modern
operating systems including
Windows,
Linux,
Mac OS X, and
BSD. The project began in 2002 when the original creators
Fred Ford and
Paul Reiche III released the
source code of the
3DO version as
open source under the
GPL. Its latest version, 0.7.0, was released on 4 July 2011. The game media is not open source, but is released under a
cc-by-nc-sa license. It has also added the option of online multiplayer Melee play, something which was not available in the original game. A variety of modifications to the melee have been released by fans, including versions with superpowered ships and numerous planets. As of version 0.4, the long-missing intro and ending movies were finally added, as was an in-game setup menu. The ability to
mod the game is one of the project's goals.
The project was renamed
The Ur-Quan Masters because the trademark
Star Control was registered by Accolade in 1997, acquired in 1999 by
Atari (then known as
Infogrames), along with the rest of Accolade's assets.