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I-could-not-find-the-other-SOS-Post-so-I-made-a-new-one.
anyway...

I-was-looking-at-some-old-Comador-amega-games-on-Wikipedia.
Can-you-Belive-I-Salvaged-one-up-and-restored-it-when-i-was-8?
anyway-I-Noticed-that-some-of-them-had-Resolutons-of-80x30-acording-to-wiki.

I-tryed-this-in-SOS.

It-looks-Real-Cool.
Try-a-180x40
Do-note-that-it-Runs-smoth-as-Silk-on-a-cost-of-Pixles.
you-have-to-try-it.

I-will-try-to-find-the-Perfect-Resolution-of-all.
some-are-Just-to-bloody-big.

SOS?

You can only play Soul Of Steel if you have a mac. It uses the same engine as Lugaru but plays plays as a shooter. You can blow off limbs.

www.wolfire.com/SOS.sit

Well for me it runs smooth no matter what resolution.
FPS drops slightly at 1440x900.

Crill3 wrote:Well for me it runs smooth no matter what resolution.
FPS drops slightly at 1440x900.

Ah...
My-computer-is-old-then.
Power-PC-G4-from-2004
on-its-last-few-legs-i-think.
it-just-seems-smother-and-More-indeapth.

Have-you-tryed-it-Crill3?

Yeah I tried what you suggested. Graphics gets corny (which to be honest
I don't think is ugly at all in a game like this), and FPS increases a bit.

Whoa, I was wondering what happened to SOS. Thanks so much Zantalos.

Hey Col, here's a tip... if you're on Windows, go to Start>All Programs>Accessories>Accessability>On-Screen Keyboard. Click on the "space" button, then copy it. Now whenever you need a space, just press control+v.

Mac-here-sorry...
How-ever-thanks-for-the-Segeston.
It-will-be-a-while-before--i-get-a-keyboard-so-i-will-think-of-what-i-can-do...

You're killing me!
Why does Col have to copy a space that a program has made has made?
I'll donate some spaces: here> here> here> here> |

You can also hit alt-32 to make a space.

So...is he going to do anything with SOS?

Colicedus, get a keyboard. They're like 5 bucks.

There also used to be a mac utility for that keyboard (Useful for finding key combinations, as the characters on the keys changed when you held down different combinations of option, command, control, shift, etc) but it doesn't seem to be there anymore, in fact, I can't really remember if it was OSX and OS9 or just OS9!

And yes, it was kinda strange you didn't just copy one of the many spaces around your computer, and around these forums, in fact. Ah well, we all think in different ways.

BunnyWithStick wrote:There also used to be a mac utility for that keyboard (Useful for finding key combinations, as the characters on the keys changed when you held down different combinations of option, command, control, shift, etc) but it doesn't seem to be there anymore, in fact, I can't really remember if it was OSX and OS9 or just OS9!

KeyCaps in Classic.