DREAMM 3.0 released

[Aaron Giles]

Happy release day! DREAMM 3.0 is officially finished and released.

 

Downloads for Windows, MacOS, and Linux: https://aarongiles.com/dreamm

 

This version adds support for all remaining DOS-based LucasFilm/LucasArts games (plus some goodies), adds a CRT simulation filter, support for add-on packs, and tons of small changes.

 

Thanks to everyone who tested, reported bugs, and helped track down new versions! I want to especially call out Alex Kaiser for his extensive testing help, John Novak for his CRT shader help, and Daniel Albu for his overall project support.

 

Use this thread to report any issues or questions.

[Scummbuddy]

Thank you so much for your extensive work on this huge project. The whole retro scene owes you a debt of gratitude. Years after fixing some officially, you've come back out of nowhere to bring all these LucasArts titles to a playable state on new machines. It's really striking and incredible.

[Aaron Giles]

Thanks for the great response to DREAMM 3.0!

 

Unfortunately, a few crashers slipped through the testing process, so I've just published a 3.0.1 update. In particular, instability in Infernal Machine/Shadows of the Empire should now be fixed.

 

Get it here: https://aarongiles.com/dreamm

[Neville007]

I'd like to point out an ongoing issue I've been having with the Spanish version of Jedi Knight. It's supposed to be localized, but under DREAMM it keeps showing English text, even if it is properly detected as the Spanish edition. Sorry if the issue has already bee reported, I just registered to mention this and I don't have the time to review all the previous posts.

 

 

This is DREAMM verifying that I have the correct edition of the game.

 

 

Yet as you can see, the in-game text is in English.

 

The issue is not present on the expansion Mysteries of the Sith, which correctly shows text in Spanish: