27. April 2019, 02:27:55

#50

StingmQuote

How do I install this in the steam enhanced edition? I tried putting it in mission and mods folder but no go. It don't give instructions for the latest enhanced edition. Any help appreciated!

27. April 2019, 04:32:20

#51

LaszloQuote

This mod is compatible with the System Shock Enhanced Edition Ver. 1.0.0 and System Shock Classic Edition with use of the SSP Tool!

* You can rollback your version on GOG:
(https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212806945-How-do-I-revert-rollback-to-an-older-game-version-)

* You can rollback your Steam version:
(https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1086279994)

It is only compatible with the DOS version of System Shock.

It is currently not compatible with SS:EE.

The readme explains the installation process.

27. April 2019, 04:49:18

#52

icemannQuote

Not compatible? Whaa?

Acknowledged by: Laszlo

27. April 2019, 05:22:51

#53

LaszloQuote

I went to the Discord server to figure things out, and I have solutions for everybody!

This mod is compatible with the System Shock Enhanced Edition Ver. 1.0.0 and System Shock Classic Edition with use of the SSP Tool!

* You can rollback your version on GOG:
(https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212806945-How-do-I-revert-rollback-to-an-older-game-version-)

* You can rollback your Steam version:
(https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1086279994)


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Original post to follow*
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I began this project way back before the finished source port existed. Classic Edition (DOS) was always the primary focus from the beginning, I had to keep project scope in check, to make sure I could actually complete it on time, avoiding feature creep.

When the source port came out, I realized I might have had to throw away a lot of my work I had already completed, and with a school related deadline to meet in order to graduate that wasn't an option. So instead, I didn't bother to figure out how SS:EE Mods function, as there was and still is little to no documentation on how to do so, and my focus was better utilized elsewhere.

From the tests I have done in recent times, the latest SS:EE breaks the music I composed anyways, and doesn't load up resources for some reason.

3RD Player offered to port my mod, and is working on a source port version, as far as I know. Whether or not he'll ever get it working is unknown.

In my eyes Lazarus Decay is complete, I have done what I had set out to do initially, and then some. Tell an original story utilizing the System Shock toolset, and create a game I'd want to play.

Thank you,
Tommy Laszlo

Acknowledged by: icemann

27. April 2019, 06:22:50

#54

StingmQuote

I hope 3rd player or someone is able to port this to enhanced edition.  I would much rather play it there. Its much better than the dos version.

Acknowledged by 2 members: icemann, Laszlo