Could possibly work on plantronics, but require 286+, so not for my EuroPC II with Nec V20. Most definitely works on my 8088, but I was curious about getting an NEC v20. There is no turbo or way to increase the bus speed on my PC10-II so I'm wondering if that upgraded processor would make any …

Benedikt wrote on 2021-06-04, 17:54: The canonical way to change the driver without the setup program is to edit resource.cfg. Ah thank you! Now to get PQ working. It seems to accept the driver, but then just crashes shortly after launching.

The List of Sierra's Creative Interpreter games does contain an entry for an EGA version of that game, but the dedicated EGA versions of VGA SCI games tend to be hard to track down. So I had looked at that list before, but never thought to use the version number in my search. Luckily, that SCI EGA …

PCPLUS.DRV is a 16-color driver for SCI0 games and the dedicated 16-color (i.e. EGA) versions of SCI1 games, only. The 256-color VGA versions use a slightly different driver format with an internal 256-color frame buffer. Yes I understand that, but does a SCI version of Larry 1 exist that has 16 …

There is mention that this works with LSL1 (SCI) version however I am unable to find one that it works with. The original release obviously doesn't, but the "VGA" remake spits out an error if I have the PCPlus.drv file in the directory. Says that there is text missing in the install file or …

Charizard700 wrote on 2020-04-30, 17:39: The screenshot looks like this. Nice! I've recently restored a Commodore PC 10-II with the Plantronics colorplus card. How complex would it be to create a Windows 3.0 driver to supports its 16 color mode?