Hi, once you download the game runner from the web site given already
you just install the program. Then you open the game runner and choose
to open an adventure. You will have to review the screen with the mouse
pointer, but that will work just nicely when using Window-Eyes. I do
this all the
How might I go about playing these types of games?
Windows XP sp 3
IE 8
Window Eyes 7.5.4.1
Thanks
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How might I go about playing these types of games?
Windows XP sp 3
IE 8
Window Eyes 7.5.4.1
Thanks
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Hi Keith,
There are a couple of choices here. The first is the Adrift Runner,
which is the official Windows application, and there is Scare. Scare
is a command line program which is more accessible, but lacks some
features such as sound effects and the combat system doesn't fully
work in Scare.
/adrift.cgi?page=download Bing
I don't know if version 5 or 4 will work with Windows7 though.
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Hey.
Can someone send me a link
Hey.
Can someone send me a link for an accessible Adrift interpreter?
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I forgot to let everyone know what system I need the interpreter for.
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Hi,
Hmmm...that's odd. I just downloaded the generator zip file from the
Adrift website, and it opened with no problem. Try downloading it
again, and if possible try a different zip utility. If that doesn't
work I'll try sendspacing it to you, but the main download should work
fine.
On 3/18/11,
Hi all,
Tom wrote about Adrift programming language some time ago. I tried
downloading it from the ifarchive but the zip archive is corrupted. So if Tom,
or anyone else who has the interpreter and the programming interface, can you
send it to me or tell me where to download it from?
Hi Raul,
Now, that you mention it I've seen that type of thing happening. I
wasn't aware why that was happening, but thanks to your insight I
guess it is difference between legacy 3.x Adrift games and 4.x based
games. Personally, I like 4.0 better myself.
On 2/7/11, Raul A. Gallegos
Where can I get legacy 3?
Tommy
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] ADRIFT 3.90 or 4.00, Which Is Better?
Hi Raul,
Now, that you mention
Hi, so all this adrift dicussion made me go ahead and get adrift 4.0 and try it
out. I made 2 rooms, a few objects etc etc, but when I hit f5 the runner tells
me unexpected end of file. Now Anyone know what am I doing wrong? I mean this
was all done in the gui, so I don't suppose I made some
Hi, I've not read the entire Adrift thread as yet, but I've got
experience with Adrift 3.9 and 4.0. The couple of games I wrote are in
Adrift 4.0 because it's far more flexible in my opinion. I don't use
Jaws, but I may be able to help with Adrift itself.
Thanks.
On 2/6/2011 12:13 PM, Lori
Tom, this is correct. However the thing to keep in mind is that if you
play a 3.9 game from Adrift 4.0 or from Scare, the game is actually
converted to a 4.0 game and this means that it may not function exactly
the right way. An example of a major difference is the and command. In
adrift, you
.
Thanks from Lori
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Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2011 2:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] ADRIFT 3.90 or 4.00, Which Is Better?
Hi Lori,
ADRIFT allows you to write text adventure games using a GUI interface
Hi I just wondered if anyone out there is hot on creating games with Adrift.
I've got a few problems, but they're mainly with Jaws not reading things out.
I don't want to trouble the whole list, so feel free to write me at
lori_dunca...@hotmail.com if you feel you can help me. Thanks in
well I have only just started playing them.
aifcommunity seems to have the old 3.9 release which is free which I
may just use if I want to bother.
I am only playing some of the stuff now but since we have a few
cyclones hit australia and new zealand temperatures have been
unpredictable and
Hi Kelly how does that work? Also when you write them can you add in sounds
or music?
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Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 10:47 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] ADRIFT 3.90 or 4.00, Which Is Better?
Hi,
I use
Hi Kelly,
Hmmm...Good question. I personally use version 4.0.26 or something
like that. I know Raul used Adrift version 4.0 for his adult
interactive fiction games Last week Before the Wedding and Riding
the Crop. Both seamed to be fairly accessible using 4.0. However,
some Adrift Interpretors
Hi Lori,
ADRIFT allows you to write text adventure games using a GUI interface,
rather than writing text files, which you'd do for languages like TADS or
Inform. It uses a fill in the blank approach, in that you can choose a room,
character, task, etc. then you'd fill in various fields for,
Hi,
I use the generator in version 3.90 of ADRIFT to write text adventures, but
I know there are people that use version 4.00. Other than the fact that
version 3.90 is free, as opposed to 4.00 which you have to pay for to remove
restrictions on the number of rooms, tasks, etc., is one version
it probably doesn't matter that much.
Loads of games are compatible with other versions.
It doesn't seem to matter what stuff any text game is written in to
get extra features.
ie I have played inform games that run in 7 8 9 6 5 even 3.
most are in 5 or 8 but some are still in 6 or 3.
It
hi the latest zoom for mac lets you play adrift games riding
home,
is workingf for me
will
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hi the latest zoom for mac lets you play adrift games riding
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is workingf for me
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Hi Will,
I know Zoom works well with VoiceOver, but how well does Scare work with
VoiceOver?
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i didnt i just downloaded the latest zoom a while ago
but not all of it reads
whe i type tell erica about x y z nothing happens
On 30 Jul 2008, at 13:36, Orin wrote:
How do you get the adrift plugin?
On Jul 30, 2008, at 5:23 AM, will lomas wrote:
hi the latest zoom for mac lets
Hi guys; I've been trying to get adrift to load my text games, but it keeps
freezing up on the loading window. Anyone know a quick fix to that?
I've even re-installed it and still it freezes.
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I use Adrift 3.9 and 4.0 and in most cases just review the screen with
the mouse pointer and it works fine. If I want 100% text reading
accuracy, I just play the games in a Linux command line console with
speakup as the screen reader and it works, but even the Windows versions
with Window-Eyes
Hi,
The last time I used adrift jaws dind't work very well with it. Are there
scripts for adrift at all that will read or makeit read like it should? Or
do those of you who use adrift just use the jaws review with the jaws
cursor?
Josh
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I just usually review with the JFW curser, it's not that much trouble for a
good IF.
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Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 7:48 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] adrift
Hi,
The last time I used adrift
It handles certain things better. You can make other types of objects. A
number of bug fixes, etc. You would have to look at the web page
www.adrift.org.uk to find out everything. Also, it's important to know
that games written in 3.9 will not play from 4.0 and vice versa.
* Josh [EMAIL
Hello Josh. I do not know how to help you with making the frames in Jaws
since I'm not a Jaws user. As to your other question. I am personally
using version 3.9 of Adrift. I find it meets my needs for my games. 4.0
is nice and would solve some of the challenges I've come across, but
it's not
Hi,
Well the only thing I'm really having trouble with is getting the status
line to read so I can be updated with any possible scores and such. I don't
understand why the frame I set isn't reading it.
Josh
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Hi,
Are adrift games easier to play than the WinFrotz games? Where do I get a
jaws-window-eyes friendly version of adrift for playing games? Also I heard
somewhere a while back on the list about an adrift creation tool. I'll check
the archives.
Josh
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Hi,
Ok I looked in the arvhives. So, what are the restrictions if you choose not
to register adrift? It sounds eadier than inform7. Also do you need scripts
to use adrift with jaws or window-eyes so it'll read the text automatically?
well I can't script jaws, I'm not good at that so I'd need
Hi,
Do you need to use jaws or some sort of screen reader to play adrift games?
Josh
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Where can I find a collection of adrift games to choose from to see if I
like them better than the inform7 or WinFrotz games?
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My wife installed the adrift game runner. She says she has to use the jaws
cursor to read the text. How can it be read automatically?
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Hi,
Did you people who are writing games in adrift register adrift first?
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The two games I'm currently writing are using 3.9 of Adrift which is
free. If you use 4.0 then you can create up to ten rooms I think. But to
answer your question, you need not register first unless you game will
be bigger.
I think it's around $18 us dollars.
* Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No idea with Jaws, but if it has a speak all feature then that might
work. With Window-Eyes I simply set a speak window around the game text
area and it works very well.
* Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-02-10 20:09]:
Hi,
My wife installed the adrift game runner. She says she has to use the
Games are games whether they are written using Inform style, tads, or
adrift. None is really easier than another. It's just a matter of what
kinds of games you are looking for. Tipically, the Inform and the TADS
games can be more complex and you can do better things with them, but
Adrift is
what advantage does adrift 4.0 have over adrift 3.9?
Josh
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Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 11:02 PM
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The two games I'm currently writing are using 3.9
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] adrift
No idea with Jaws, but if it has a speak all feature then that might
work. With Window-Eyes I simply set a speak window around the game text
area and it works
Hi,
I tried using the say-all option in jaws and it just read everything from
the top of the screen as the text changed. I think I may have to make some
jaws frames for this since I can't write scripts. Well I can write simple
scripts that press keys but that won't do me good here. I'll try
something
like, I'm impressed, and walked off.
Just some thoughts,
Zack.
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 11:01 PM
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Hello Azck. I must agree here. Inform 7 is much more
ok then. I'll probably be focusing more on audio game maker after all since
I want to make audio games.
Josh
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Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 1:57 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Adrift
Adrift is only
www.adrift.org.uk is where you get the Adrift game runner and generator.
It's what I'm using to make the two games I'm working on.
* Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-01-20 16:54]:
what is adrift? Where do you get it at? I think I might be at home with
generators and stuff too. Maybe I, like you,
I thought adrift was only for interactive fiction games, and ot audio games.
Josh
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raul, can you make sfx
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From: Raul A. Gallegos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 8:51 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Adrift
www.adrift.org.uk is where you get the Adrift game runner and generator.
It's what I'm using to make the two games I'm working on.
* Josh [EMAIL
free to drop me a line. I'll be glad to
answer them.
Thanks,
Zack.
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 5:51 PM
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www.adrift.org.uk is where you get the Adrift game runner
, January 20, 2007 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Adrift
raul, can you make sfx loop?
In addrift I plan to have sfx and have them loop.
If I can't I will need to make long sfx then cut the sound off in halls
where there is no sound.
I'd like sfx for rooms and other things I have the fx
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Subject: [Audyssey] Adrift
www.adrift.org.uk is where you get the Adrift game runner and generator.
It's what I'm using to make the two games I'm working on.
* Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-01-20 16:54
Adrift is only for text games. Yes, that is correct.
* Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-01-20 21:53]:
I thought adrift was only for interactive fiction games, and ot audio games.
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No. I do not think you can make them loop.
* shaun everiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-01-20 21:52]:
raul, can you make sfx loop?
In addrift I plan to have sfx and have them loop.
If I can't I will need to make long sfx then cut the sound off in halls where
there is no sound.
I'd like sfx for
Hello Azck. I must agree here. Inform 7 is much more powerful than
Adrift. However, for the novice or for the non-programmer who wants to
make a text adventure game, Adrift is a good starter.
When I started planning the games I'm working on I made a choice to go
with Adrift because I wanted to
with
the keyboard commands ahd whatnot.
Enjoy,
Zack.
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thanks zac.
hmm if this is the case I may look at it, I may just do away
How can I make adrift accessible with jaws? Are there scripts for it?
Thanks.
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Adrift is already accessible? what do you want the scripts to do?
* Mathew Menard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-10-26 11:43]:
How can I make adrift
Hi,
I use jaws 7.1 also and am using version 3.9 of the adrift runner. In order
to do so I have to set jaws on say all with the insert + s key until it
states all and then the runner works just fine. If I miss something I have
to use the jaws cursor for a moment.
HTH
Rich
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Hello Rachel.
Let me give you an example of a good conversation. Let's say you have
three characters. Ben, Cathy, and Stacey. Ben has a computer and you
found it in his room but you are asked for the password to use it. Of
course you don't know the password but you need to find it out.
Hi raul,
thanks a lot for that. It does make it a whole lot clearer.
it's certainly very powerful, as I say.
Cheers!
At 12:57 PM 13/10/2006, you wrote:
Hello Rachel.
Let me give you an example of a good conversation. Let's say you have
three characters. Ben, Cathy, and Stacey. Ben has a
Adrift is more wizard driven. You don'thave to do actual coding. This of
course makes it so you can't customize certain things. However for the
non-programmer it's very good.
* Ken the Crazy [EMAIL PROTECTED] [061009 20:48]:
How does it compare to TADS, which is sort of like programming in C?
oh, it's just fantastic! I consider myself somewhat computer
iliterate and I thought, any game creation is going to be way over my
head, but this is truly fabulous! I can get over how powerful it is!
we can create games as complicated or simple as we can. I'm starting
off simple course. :)
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oh, it's just fantastic! I consider myself somewhat computer
iliterate and I thought, any game creation
in. It makes no sense, but oh well. I'm also
still a bit confused on the battle system.
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Oh, thanks heaps for that Brian,
it will definitely save my frustrations
ah wow, sounds good! :)
with the conversations, when you are typing in a subject, is that
like a question the player would ask to the character, and then the
next feild is what the character would reply with?
Cheers!
At 10:51 AM 12/10/2006, you wrote:
Right now I'm working on an RPG
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ah wow, sounds good! :)
with the conversations, when you are typing in a subject, is that
like a question the player would ask to the character
Oh OK thanks for that.
wasn't quite clear on how that worked.
Cheers!
At 12:24 PM 12/10/2006, you wrote:
Actually no. The reply with field is what the character would say in
response to the subject. So the subject might be favor, so the player would
type Ask insert character about favor, and
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Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 8:47 PM
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It's the manual that I seem to be having problems with, not the program
itself. I load
especially by david Wild himself.
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Subject: [Audyssey] adrift
Hi. where do you get good addrift games.
All the games in the ifarchive seem to be password protected and none
What is that address?
And are they free to play?
Devona
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It is a cool system. Unfortunately I don't know why your screen reader
is not working with it. I'd be happy to help you. I'm currently writing
my two games using Adrift 3.9 and although
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It's the manual that I seem to be having problems with, not the program
itself. I load the manual in Adobe Reader and select whatever section I
want. I
Get a pdf to txt converter online. A simple search should bring up some apps
for you to get.
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Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2006 00:47:25 +
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Adrift Text Adventure Creator...
It's
I havn't tried it but yeah I may actually try.
The manual can be converted to text though.
Oh and its possible to make rooms and things without the use of
anything bar menus.
At 12:39 p.m. 9/10/2006, you wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the Adrift text adventure creation system. While it
seems to
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Subject: [Audyssey] Adrift Text Adventure Creator...
Hi,
I just downloaded the Adrift text adventure creation system. While it
seems to work well with JAWS, I'm still a little confused. I'm attempting to
create an RPG style game
what are you writing raul?
I know you have an aif game but whats the other one?
I may write a game just because I am really bored.
And it will be free, don't have anywhere to put it but its probably
going to be cifi.
At 01:35 p.m. 9/10/2006, you wrote:
It is a cool system. Unfortunately I don't
Hi. where do you get good addrift games.
All the games in the ifarchive seem to be password protected and none
really look interesting really.
I have the entire 4.00 generator and runner.
I have installed both these.
now what.
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Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 10:38 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Adrift Text Adventure Creator...
Get a pdf to txt converter online
Hi, sounds like you are trying to open them from the generator. If you
do this then you will need the password. However if you open them with
the runner that is for playing them and you don't need a password for
that.
* shaun everiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] [061008 20:08]:
Hi. where do you get
I confess I have not played much with the battle system which seems that
this game is using. I cannot help you there. Perhaps if Liam is up to it
he can comment more on this.
* Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [061008 18:52]:
It's the manual that I seem to be having problems with, not the
I'd rather not say just yet but I can tell you the non-adult game has to
do with accessible games for the blind.
* shaun everiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] [061008 20:08]:
what are you writing raul?
I know you have an aif game but whats the other one?
I may write a game just because I am really
Amazingly enough, the first answer of google gave it to me.
www.adrift.org.uk.
* Mathew Menard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [061008 20:08]:
Where can I get this adrift text adventure creater? I'd like to try creating
a game too.
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Sounds like something I may test if I get the chance.
Right now no work is comming in from any project and has been like
that for 3 months or so.
At 04:57 p.m. 9/10/2006, you wrote:
I'd rather not say just yet but I can tell you the non-adult game has to
do with accessible games for the
Hi Bryan!
Where did you down load the adrift text adventure creation system?
It sounds interesting.
Thanks
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Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 4:39 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Adrift Text Adventure
Hi,
I just downloaded the Adrift text adventure creation system. While it
seems to work well with JAWS, I'm still a little confused. I'm attempting to
create an RPG style game, but creating rooms is a bit confusing. The manual
is in .pdf instead of text format and Adobe Reader doesn't seem to
It is a cool system. Unfortunately I don't know why your screen reader
is not working with it. I'd be happy to help you. I'm currently writing
my two games using Adrift 3.9 and although the manual is in pdf it's
completely accessible to me using Window-Eyes. Also, the creation of
things is
the
player's beginning stats? What about nemy stats?
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
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