Ultimate Rise of the Triad CD

[Guest]

HEY YOU ROTT FANS.
I've decided to make use of my 1999 Summer and Create "The Ultimate Rise Of The Triad CD"
What it will have is;
Over 900 user made levels
Rts files, rts maker, rott mapper deluxe, rott v1.2, rott v1.3, bmps from rott, all the sounds from rott, maps, a manual create by myself and lots, LOTS MORE!
WHAT I NEED:
A DOS MOVIE CAPTURE PROGRAM TO CAPTURE VIDEO FROM DOS GAMES.
RISE OF THE TRIAD FILES ANYTHING REALLY, I HAVE THE GAME SO DON'T SEND ME IT!
MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS ilgreer@netcom.ca AND IT'S TO ANDREW GREER

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[ryche]

Will you be selling this or just giving it away for free?

[Guest]

I think if i can I will sell it for 5 bucks american.
BUT I HAVE TO FIGURE THINGS OUT BEFORE I GO SELLING THIS. LEGALLY

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[Uncle Duke]

Exactly. I'm sure if 3DR let you do it, you'd have quite a few potential customers.

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Uncle Duke
uncleduke@prodigy.net
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[Crosma]

I think this CD would be illegal, but then again I don't think 3DR would mind.

The only thing I can think of doing to capture videos is using a screen capture program and as you are playing get someone else to keep hitting the capture key, to add sound have Sound Recorder recording in the background with a line cable connecting the "line out" to "line in". Sounds like it's more hassle than it's worth.



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Crosma Software: http://www.crosma.freeserve.co.uk
Email: paul@crosma.freeserve.co.uk

Please download all the games I've made!

[Guest]

WELL TO ALL THAT AHD THERE HOPES UP.
I WILL NOT SELL IT. SORRY. I WILL MAKE IT FOR MY PERSONAL USE ONLY.

JOE DON'T PLAN ON ME SELLING IT. I'M NOT.

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[Joe Siegler]

Uh... You can't sell that. Period.

Also, if thse versions you say are "1.2" & "1.3" are not shareware, then it's highly illegal, and you might be hearing from our lawyers.

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[Delphi Dude]

Well, you could probably sell just the user made stuff such as the levels, provided those that made those allow you to do so.

And anybody who owns the ROTT / EROTT CD's already has the editors, rtsmaker etc.

[Joe Siegler]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Well, you could probably sell<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No, you can't do that, either.

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[TerminX]

Yeah, if you did that you would be just like Actura Software (highly known by us Quakers as a POS company that packages peoples mods on cds w/o permission to sell for profit. Total scumsuckers.)

-TerminX

[Guest]

GIVE IT AWAY 4 FREE!!!
Also:
Why can't you sell ANYTHING to do with ROTT?!?!? You guys didn't even make most of that stuff (except for the actual game.)
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Name: Simon Broadhead
Age: 11
Address: Why would I tell you that?
No I mean E-Mail Address: Oh.
So What is it? junior@kwic.com

[Guest]

and making "just the game" is enough.
seriously, guys, it's illeagal stuff, even giving registered copies of the game without selling it is.
now apogee is very open on a lot of stuff, but i think this is out of the question..


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[Stingray]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Why can't you sell ANYTHING to do with ROTT?!?!? You guys didn't even make most of that stuff (except for the actual game.)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

It's still the intellectual property of 3D Realms.

You're using their stuff (editor, graphics, sounds, engine, etc.) to create your own stuff. Therefore, you're not allowed to sell it, unless the company says it's okay.

Next time anyone installs software on their computer, you should actually read the license agreement that always pops up.

Did you know that you don't even own the software you bought? You just own a license to use the software.

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Andre C. Viens
Stingray's House (http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/2407/)

[Guest]

You mean I pay good money for a game, and it's not mine!?!?

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Name: Simon Broadhead
Age: 11
Address: Why would I tell you that?
No I mean E-Mail Address: Oh.
So What is it? junior@kwic.com

[Stingray]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>You mean I pay good money for a game, and it's not mine!?!?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's right. Just the license is yours. And it's null and void if you break the license. http://3drealms.3dportal.com/ubb/images/icons/smile.gif

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Andre C. Viens
Stingray's House (http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/2407/)

[Guest]

You also own the disk itself, and the paper on which the documentation is printed, but not the contents of either. You own the hard drive that has the data, but you don't own the data. You have limited copying ability, which includes one back-up and installation on one computer. Furthermore, you are only allowed to use your disk, your back-up, or your hard drive to play, which means you cannot share a friend's if yours breaks. Err... at least I think I'm right on all that stuff.

[Guest]

think of it as buying a ticket to a game, you don't own the teams or the players, neither you get ownership of the stadium, just the right to enter the place,sit at a reserved seat and see the game.