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marty · Professional Member Joined: 10 May 2001 Posts: 789

UPDATE! Xtreme Game Machine NOW OPEN SOURCE

Get the code here: http://www.extremesenses.com/xgames/xgamessrc.zip

Please not that you need the extension VDSSWFLA.DLL to use it, its in clude in the zip file. But if you want the DLL with the DOC download it from
http://www.vdsworld.com/index.php?page=download&fileid=209

Hello,

Well I just finished a simple game machine using VDS and VDSFLASH extension (Macromedia Flash).

The Classic Games Edition includes 9 games :

- Air Hockey
- Black Jack
- Chess
- FlashMind (Mastermind)
- Pacman
- Shangai
- Solitaire
- Tetris
- Yahtzee

There's no help file included. I think most of the games are very easy to use.

There's a Panic button just in case you play at the office and want to hide quickly the game. Just click on the circle in the taskbar to reopen it.

Also you shouldnt need any Macromedia Flash plugin installed. The game uses the Flash extension DLL that includes the flash OCX.

I DIDNT CREATE THE GAMES.. Wink

The games are copyrighted to their respectfull owners. Most of them already have copyright stuff in the game itself.

No setup to do ... download and click on the EXE...

Have fun...

Any suggestions are welcome for the interface or any nice flash games you would like to see...

Other game machines will be done:

- Action Edition
- Sport Edition
- Arcade Edition

Get it here:
http://www.vdsworld.com/index.php?page=download&fileid=208

Wink

NOTE FOR MAC: Im curious to see how it works out on you system (Win 95, IE 4...) Let me know if you have a chance ... Thanks

Mac · Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2002 5:03 pm Post subject:

Hiya Marty, Smile

It works great on my Win95/IE4 system. I tried them
all and they seem to run fine. IE4 and NS 4.08 both
run flash games OK (IE is my default browser).

Good job. Wink

Cheers, Mac Smile

marty · Professional Member Joined: 10 May 2001 Posts: 789

Thanks Mac for trying I appriciate that...

Have a good day... Very Happy

marty · Professional Member Joined: 10 May 2001 Posts: 789

Hello,

I need help from some of you VDS people... I just noticed this morning while trying XtremeGame Machine on a NT 4.0 machine that it wouldnt start if I renamed the swflash.ocx from my windows system folder.

I did this to try if I had no Flash OCX installed on a machine that Xtreme Game Machine would still work.... Well it doesnt seem on NT 4.0. Normally its suppose to since the OCX in incorporated in the DLL that comes with Xtreme Game machine...

Now it would be very helpfull if some of you could try the following on the Windows versions mentionned:

Windows ME, Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows 95

First do a find on your PC for these OCX files:
- SWFLASH.OCX and FLASH.OCX (The normally are in the windows\system32\macromed\ folder)
- Rename them to whatever you want.
- Then start Xtreme Game Machine. It should start.

If it doesnt let me know by mentionning which Windows version you used...

I already tried in Windows 2000 and its works OK.

Dont forget to rename back your OCX files to there original name after you completed the test...

Thanks in advance for you help... Wink

Mac · Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2002 3:29 pm Post subject:

No problem here on Win95 after renaming SWFLASH.OCX
(don't have a FLASH.OCX file).

Cheers Mac Smile

SnarlingSheep · Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2002 4:01 pm Post subject:

I know you said if it doesn't work, to let you know, but I figured you might want to know if it does work also.
Windows ME - works fine after renaming swflash.ocx.

marty · Professional Member Joined: 10 May 2001 Posts: 789

Yes right .. I want to know if it works too...Thanks Embarassed

marty · Professional Member Joined: 10 May 2001 Posts: 789

Thanks Mac and SnarlingSheep!

Anyone tried on XP?

Thanks.... Wink