Closed Dion-Guy closed 4 years ago
Hmm, the version detected as "Lancelot, pt. 1 (Amiga/PC USA)" seems to work for me here, with all three extensions. What does Gargoyle say about the game version? Where are the game files from?
Thanks for the fast reply. Gargoyle detects this version as: Lancelot, pt. 1 (Amiga/PC/ST)
I extracted the files from a Lancelot Amiga ADF file. I'm reluctant to post the game files publicly (or post a link as to where I got the ADF) but am happy to send them to you privately if that would be helpful?
Sure, that would help. My address is on my Github profile page.
Thanks!
Unlike Gargoyle, Spatterlight uses Babel to detect valid game files. Babel has not been updated since 2006 and appears to have incomplete detection of Level 9 games. The actual Level 9 interpreter has its own, superior, detection code. It should be possible transplant this to Babel, but it will take a bit of work.
Ah ok, thanks for investigating this. In the meantime I'll use the "Amiga/PC USA" version (which I assume is nigh on identical), but if at some point Spatterlight / Babel can support more variations of Level 9 games then that can only be a good thing.
Fixed by 0c2ba71. Next I'd like to find out why it draws the images so small.
I'm trying to get Lancelot by Level 9 working (the DOS/Amiga/ST version), but Spatterlight doesn't seem to recognise the file format.
I have tried renaming GAMEDAT1.DAT to .sna and .l9 but regardless of the file extension it gives an error "Babel can not identify the file format". I know the files are ok because they work perfectly in Gargoyle - but I'd rather use Spatterlight!