Grimrock

You can open those files in Dungeon Editor, then either play it in dungeon editor or export to generate the dat file yourself. I don't have LoG installed on this machine, so I can help you at this time. And don't worry. I'm not a native speaker, either.

Tx really, appreciated. But is the mod not playable and I should work aroundwith sources to try it? What do you mean by 'not playable'? Any specific issues? Failed to load? You're stuck somewhere or what? Please be specific what exactly is wrong. Saying "not playable" is useless as a bug ...

Is the last updated version of this mod availale in the links of the 1st page? Probably not. I just updated the link in my signature: https://github.com/grimrock/eob1-waterdeep. This is where we keep the sources. Carlos2000 did some work on it and according to his comments levels 1-11 are playable ...

+1 for a mist and abandoned town. Perhaps there could be a swamp nearby, with fog and not so healthy fumes? Some of the rooms can be underwater and could be accessible only after party achieves certain progression level (gets underwater breathing spell or scuba aparathus).

Levels 1 to 6 should be playable now - let me know if you find any error that stops you from progress. I did not play through all 3-6 levels, but I found a handful of bugs, so I'm reporting. On level 5 in the lower right corner, there are hidden trapdoors that open behind the party. I fell through ...

Hey guys, I was just wondering, is anyone still working on the? Not as far as I can tell. DJ did majority of this work, so you should ask him, but as for my (very small) contribution, feel free to do with it whatever you want. If you want to port this to LoG2, you have my blessing. I'd like to ask ...

then it's a failed design No, it isn't. It's just a design you don't like. But please consider that others may have different opinions. For example, I like it a lot. I just don't use it all the time. I use it when approaching a monster as a first contact punch, then use regular attacks afterwards. ...

I can only speak for myself, but AH didn't say no. They surely understand that majority of their userbase is on Windows, so I think they plan on focus on that first. There are quite a few posts around this forums about Mac and Linux support that are demanding, I would even say borderline of being ru...

Mazerian wrote:LoG1 had a Linux version that worked straight out of the box.

That wasn't the case when LoG1 launched. It took some time before Linux support was added.

How about writing this in a portable way? How about C++? Okay, it's maybe not the best language for text processing, but it's very portable. And can be later extended into other fancy stuff. I have an early prototype that can convert parts of dungeon.lua from LoG1 to LoG2 format. It's not much, but ...