It's been a long time since I've tried, but I'm pretty sure there's just an option to burn an image file and you should be able to do everything that way. It sounds like you're downloading from third parties, which you should generally avoid. I just downloaded your zip file, Aleron. Or should I bring all the contents of the folder to the disc I'm burning? Sorry if these are newb questions The disk image is invalid. Using Liquid CD, I was able to select the disc image. It shows two tracks.
Should I burn the disc as it is right now or import any additional files to make this work? Put the disc in the Dreamcast. It came up similar to a music CD It's not running the program like it should It showed "2 Data tracks" in the description. I burned. Then inserted the disc into my Dreamcast I'm lost now. I'm sorry you have to deal with this instead of more important issues.
You should try BlueCrab's image to see if that works, though. With the default and recommended settings, the launcher will always move files instead of deleting them. That is where you should be able to find your previous game version. You can also check for files in your recycle bin. Those are the main 2 places where files are moved and where you should be able to find them.
Poor antivirus products are known to detect the launcher as a threat and block its execution or delete the launcher. A simple workaround is to add the launcher binary in your antivirus whitelist or select the action to trust this binary when detected. If you are paranoid, you can always inspect the source code yourself and build the launcher from the source code. You are still likely to get false positives. There is little productive efforts we can do as software developers with these. We have a nice building guide for those who want to build the launcher from the source code.
Many people are dying to know why antivirus products are identifying the launcher as a threat. There has been many wild speculations to try to pinpoint the root cause for this. The best way to find out would be to ask those antivirus product developers. Unfortunatly, they are unlikely to respond for many good reasons. We could also speculate on this for days on end. Our current best speculation is because we use a component called PyInstaller that is commonly flagged as a threat.
Now, if you want see how deep the rabbit hole goes, you can keep on searching or speculating on why PyInstaller itself is commonly flagged as a threat. This research is left as an exercise to the reader. Many people are also asking why not simply report the launcher as a false positive to those antivirus products. We welcome anyone who wants to take the time to do it, but we believe it is mostly unproductive.
Those processes are often time-consuming and ignored. Someone would also have to do them all over again each time we make a new release or when one of the component we use is updated or changed. The current state of threat detection on PC is quite messy and sad especially for everyone using free antivirus products.
You should contact the game developpers about this. We are mainly providing a tool to help with the game. We cannot provide support for the game itself. The launcher will automatically check for updated version on start. If it finds one, the launcher will prompt you to update. You can always download the latest version on github. Those using the portable version will have to manually download and manually update the launcher.
From the help menu, you can also check for new updates. You might need to delete your configs file to work around this issue. If you are paranoid, you can always inspect the source code yourself and build the launcher from the source code.
You are still likely to get false positives. There is little productive efforts we can do as software developers with these. We have a nice building guide for those who want to build the launcher from the source code.
Many people are dying to know why antivirus products are identifying the launcher as a threat. There has been many wild speculations to try to pinpoint the root cause for this.
The best way to find out would be to ask those antivirus product developers. Unfortunatly, they are unlikely to respond for many good reasons. We could also speculate on this for days on end. Our current best speculation is because we use a component called PyInstaller that is commonly flagged as a threat.
Now, if you want see how deep the rabbit hole goes, you can keep on searching or speculating on why PyInstaller itself is commonly flagged as a threat. This research is left as an exercise to the reader. Many people are also asking why not simply report the launcher as a false positive to those antivirus products. We welcome anyone who wants to take the time to do it, but we believe it is mostly unproductive. Those processes are often time-consuming and ignored. Someone would also have to do them all over again each time we make a new release or when one of the component we use is updated or changed.
The current state of threat detection on PC is quite messy and sad especially for everyone using free antivirus products. You should contact the game developpers about this.
We are mainly providing a tool to help with the game. We cannot provide support for the game itself. The launcher will automatically check for updated version on start. If it finds one, the launcher will prompt you to update. You can always download the latest version on github. Those using the portable version will have to manually download and manually update the launcher. From the help menu, you can also check for new updates. You might need to delete your configs file to work around this issue.
That filename is configs. Some users have reported and encountered unrelated starting issues. In some cases, running a debug version of the launcher to get more logs might help to locate the issue.
Creating an issue about this is probably the way to go. The base game is bundled with a good number of mods. You can view them more like modules that you can activate or ignore when creating a new world in game.
These mods or modules can provide a different game experience by adding new items, buildings, mobs, by disabling some game mechanics or by changing how you play the game.
They are a simple way of having a distinctive playthrough using the same game engine. The game is quite enjoyable without any of these additional mods or by using the default mods when creating a new world.
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