[sevnson_71]

neb220, on Aug 23 2009, 05:13 PM, said:

I had asked before if i needed a disc of the win98 or win95, which i dont have. I assumed maybe the program since you could select a OS and i selected 98 would instal it. All i have is xp or vists discs.

Or maybe i just dont know how to load it through the program properly, or am missing something?

Nah man, you'll be needing a Win98 install disk for the install.

[neb220]

Heres the solution i came up with. Easier than anything i tried before by a long shot.
1. Installed game on Vista, use in compatibility mode.
2. Manually copy all files to a blank disc( i used a dvd, prob dosent matter) Burn them to disc.
3. Run game, play, have fun.

[sevnson_71]

Yeah you can do that, I did that with an install of Doom at one point. The one hitch is you can't save your game or your ships.

[Rebounder18]

I had asked afore if i bare a disc of the win98 or win95, which i dont have. I affected maybe the affairs back you could baddest a OS and i called 98 would instal it. All i accept is xp or vists discs.



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[Calfuray]

sevnson_71, on 23 August 2009 - 07:19 PM, said:

... The one hitch is you can't save your game or your ships.

Actually you can save your game and ships. To save yer game you have to tell all the exe files in the Warp2 folders to run as administrator. And to be able to save ships you have to unset the read-only flag on the export folder. The problem is that the game will not import ships in Vista. Gives some error about Director Player expecting an integer. On another note I have never had any problems getting Warp2 to work on XP.

[ADM Obvious]

OK, I figured this sh*t out. Warp 2 only works if you have both Warp 2 and the original or deluxe Starship Creator disk in your computer at the same time. The following is my solution to the problem if you only have 1 CD tray.

First of all, download and install Magic Disk or comparable Virtual CD Drive (after installation set the number of drives to at least one more than you have).

You will need .ISO files of at least one of the CDs so go ahead and use a Torrent site and client (like uTorrent) to download an .ISO of the disk you don't have ( there is one torrent that has both I recommend this one so you don't need to risk that one of your disks gets damaged.)

After the DL of the torrent is complete go ahead and mount up the drives, this tricks the computer into thinking that both disks are in the system simultaneously.

Open "My Computer" and go to the one labeled "Warp2" double-click it and find the icon labeled "Setup" double-click it and follow the onscreen instructions.

Once the install is complete you can use the "Mission Creator" and build all the Original and Warp 2 ships. However, don't try to add new crew candidates or you will need to uninstall Warp 2 and reinstall it.

This post has been edited by ADM Obvious: 01 June 2011 - 03:32 AM

[Beast Boy]

I never do not play in this game.Please say: this game is interesting or no.I hear,what in this game need will be created starship,after can will be fly on ship.I mean,what this game as "Star Trek:Legacy",but maybe i mistake.
I think,what can will be play in this game. I play in "Star Trek: Bridge commander" and "Star Trek:Armada",think,what this game will be as "Bridge commander".Itoo think,what enemy ships in game will be is very strong.

This post has been edited by Martok: 02 June 2011 - 10:41 AM

[JHauck]

display your ships!!!!!!!!!