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If you are still struggling, make sure you remember the location of the time capsules on the last but two lap. They are M,R,L,R,L,R,L,M,L,R. |
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28 February 2010, 00:32 | #103 |
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Thanks for that - yeah, it is the final lap I'm struggling with. The first capsule lap I can deal with fairly easily now. After the first couple on the second one it's always been curtains for me.
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And that's that.
Well done to xpect for an outstanding victory. New round to follow soon... |
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Lotus 2 also caused some misunderstanding when it was played at Lemon in 2007 (http://www.lemonamiga.com/forum/view...r=asc&start=45):
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I'm long past this. My 64m score was full of mistakes, I can easily see 74m being achievable now.
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03 March 2010, 18:07 | #107 |
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Yes, no doubt about that.
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03 March 2010, 20:14 | #108 |
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I think a lot of those problems were down to the fact some people were using the floppy and others used the WHDLoad versions. That is why we opted for one version to prevent those problems happening again.
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03 March 2010, 21:57 | #109 |
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The old Lemon Compo had it's fair share of controversy.
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If you have a copy could you Zone it for me please? I'm having this problem with a number of games under WinUAE where it doesnt save the hi-score table to disk. Have tried X-COPY-ing to a WinUAE Custom Disk which works for a few games (EG Fire & Ice) but some games just don't seem to want to save hi-scores (& yes have checked that DF0 isn't write-protected). Any general advice on this would also be appreciated. PS - I know I can but don't want to use the WinUAE Save State function or Action Replayor in some cases WHDLoad - I want to try to keep as per the original Amiga DF0 hi-score save experience. Thanks |
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16 November 2017, 08:33 | #111 |
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The file is actually still there - however it's on and all links to it have been 'censored' on EAB since then. If you copy and paste the link for the HD floppy above and insert between the two dots you should find it's still there. But I've put it in the Zone anyway now. (EDIT: No I haven't, capehorn has already done it.)
Let me know when you have it sorted - if you get it and it works okay, I'll remove these posts from the thread as I'm not really keen on having years-old competition threads resurrected |
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I put it in the zone last night, and then forgot to post in the thread as I playtested it to make sure it was the right version (I have a few different versions of Lotus II on my machine and wasn't sure it was the right one - but the file size and file modified date matching the dates in this thread strongly suggest that it is)
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Thanks for your help chaps. I've downloaded the ZONEd version & it runs fine on my WinUAE A1200 setup with Fast RAM @ 4MB & DF0 set to HD. The problem is - it still doesnt save the hi-score table ??
Play a game & post a score that shows as about 8th on the hi-score table then quit out using the Page Down (Amiga Help) key - but when I reload the ADF its back to the old std hi-score table. Any further help & advice would be appreciated. When you ran the ADF did you test that it was actually saving the hi-scores? Thanks again |
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(I've only just noticed my post above makes no sense - I probably should have realised that if I typed m ediafire it would have been edited out automatically...)
I've just looked on the WHDLoad website and it seems that if you can set a tooltype to custom2=1 then that should save highscores automatically. There was an update to the slave in 2016 so I'm not sure if this is only applicable to the new version or not, but it's probably still worth trying out I think. |
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