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Post by beckman99 on Feb 27, 2005 20:49:36 GMT -8
I am a new member but have refered to your site often as I started playing. Thanks for all the help you didn;t know you were giving. I need help getting the custom levels to run. I have the full version from real arcade. I have the files where they are suppose to be, but when I go to "single player, custom levels" nothing is there. What am I doing wrong!??!  Thanks, Sam |
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Post by Gaby on Feb 27, 2005 21:06:09 GMT -8
welcome to GooRoos' forum... [img src=https://gooroosgruntz.info/emoticons/wave.gif[]... did you download some of the Custom Levels...  ... |
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Post by GooRoo on Feb 27, 2005 21:29:01 GMT -8
If you downloaded Custom Levelz from Paul's Gruntz Page, they are ZIPped files ... self-extracting. The ZIPped files (even correctly stored in the Custom folder under Grunt) will not show up in the Gruntz game. In the Windows environment, open the ..\Gruntz\Custom folder and look for Grunt headz ... those will be the ZIPped files. Double-click on them, and you will be presented with a Dialog Box in which you may specify what you want done (unZIP into the ..\Gruntz\Custom folder), and you will then see icons that look like a piece of paper with one corner folded, and a file extension of .wwd for each one you unZIP. When you go into the Gruntz game, and select Custom Level, you will then have a number of items from which you may select. The ZIPped file may be deleted as soon as you have verified that the Custom Level is available for play. All of the Gruntz Custom Levelz that are not available from Paul's Gruntz Page (but only available here) are plain WWDs ready to play ... just store them into your ..\Gruntz\Custom folder. Welcome to GooRoo's Gruntz Forum!  |
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Post by beckman99 on Feb 28, 2005 5:44:49 GMT -8
Great - I will try that tonight and see what happens.
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Post by Gaby on Feb 28, 2005 17:09:26 GMT -8
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Post by beckman99 on Feb 28, 2005 18:19:40 GMT -8
 Okay - I did exactly what you told me and have exactly what I should and still nothing comes up in the custom level of the game. Do I need to have or download something extra instead of just the basic game from real arcade? Thank you!!! I have finished the regular game and I need more to play!!
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Post by GooRoo on Feb 28, 2005 18:55:02 GMT -8
Since I have the CD-ROM version of the game, I believe it would be best if someone who is using the RealArcade (downloaded) version of the game would answer this question. 'Tho I cannot imagine why there should be any difference between the CD and D/L versions as far as running Custom Levelz is concerned. |
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Post by beckman99 on Feb 28, 2005 19:04:17 GMT -8
At this point I would be more than willing to buy the CD just to be able to play more.
Thanks!!
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Post by GooRoo on Feb 28, 2005 19:26:42 GMT -8
For the last two or three years I have been looking everywhere I could think of for a copy of the Gruntz game. I managed to find (and purchase) three copies from two different sources in Germany ... and received two copies from one company (the other never arrived from the other company). Recovering my costs for the 3 packagez + postage and handling costs (both ways) out of just two copies means that the one remaining copy of the (German) Gruntz game would cost between $17.50 (USA destinations) and at least $20.00 (Australia or Germany, for example).
Before I would spring for such an expensive game, I would try to figure out, or get help with making the RealArcade version work.
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