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I downloaded the port95NT-win64.exe zip file from the original port95NT site and tried to install it on Windows 7 x64. It worked!
I had tried it on a Windows 7 32-bit machine earlier with no luck.
I think the solution to my problem was to download the 64-bit version because I have an AMD Phenom II X6 1100T CPU which only supports 64-bit Windows 7.
Before trying to install port95NT-win64.exe I tried port95NT-win32.exe and it didn't work. I don't know why.
I tried it on several different computers and it worked, but I have only one computer, so it could be that I'm getting a specific error.
So, it seems to work fine on 32-bit Windows 7 and 64-bit Windows 7.
Show HN: I made a game and it does all this by itself, I am finished - amir7223
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amir7223
The game is called 'Sierra'
([ Its a game
where you are a character going through an animation cycle and finding way to
win the game. Its rather entertaining. I am already working on the next
release of the game.
Its built using Unity3D and C#. So I guess someone can actually learn something
from this game.
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fiatjaf
Well, it's cool, but it could use some more polish. The animation is pretty
uncanny.
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amir7223
I think thats the idea of the game. The animation is probably pretty good, but
I want to add more features and make it better overall. I am currently
building it using the Microsoft Windows 10 SDK.
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paullth
You should make a windows store app.
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amir7223
I am not sure if its possible. There are a lot of licensing issues to deal
with.
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lobster_johnson
The Windows Store and its licensing is far less restrictive. You just need to
apply to the store.
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amir7223
Right now I am working only be359ba680
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