ZunTzu

Thanks!

The gamebox is finished. If interested, check the files-section.

I see. Ok. Thanks Jerome!

Pokke wrote:Has anyone seen a ZT gamebox for this game already? If not, I'll have to make one...

Almost finished. I'm playing it already, but ran into this strange error with the 75 dpi. (see technical support forum).

Got a problem with a newly designed gamebox in which I scanned and/or re-used graphics at 75dpi. In the gamebox file, I set the resolution parameter to 75 dpi but the first time I opened it, I got a windows with error messages claiming that 75 dpi is not supported (or something like that). front-ima...

Has anyone seen a ZT gamebox for this game already? If not, I'll have to make one...

OK, for those of you who might still struggle with this. 1. Copy the following two lines in an (ASCII) text program (notepad for instance): cd C:\Users\my account\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\ZunTzu Software\ ZunTzu.appref-ms 2. Make sure it's two lines. 3. Change "my a...

Thanks, did not know where to find the command console in windows 7. :oops: Now, I cannot start the program with that path. Somehow it does not recognise the space-char in "start programs". But I tried a "cd C:\Users\my account\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Zun...

Well I followed your instructions regarding the CMD shell and seem to have got my Windows 7 PC to host! Could you please explain how exactly Bill? In Windows 7 I tried running "cmd.exe" with C:\Users\ my account \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\ZunTzu Software\ZunTzu...

Actually, the news is not that great - I've managed to get a game hosted/connected between my Vista laptop and my Windows 7 PC, but not yet been able to host/connect a game to the wider internet. Ho hum :( I tried that as well, and it works. I can join a game that I host on my XP machine. That coul...

Thanks for all the help. I have to admit that most of it goes a bit over my head, DHCP? Connect by bypassing the router? ... :oops: But anyway: I managed to host a game on my old windows XP machine again, simply by giving it a fixed IP address. I did not have to do port forwarding or anything. Quest...

I did this to allow Borderlands to host online games. http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Belgacom/Fast3464/Borderlands.htm I tried to do the same for port 1805 but still I get the "change your firewall settings" even when both firewalls (windows 7 and the router) are tu...

I used to play Cyberboard games a lot. I still do for card-driven wargames. For online play I prefer ZunTzu. Mostly my own gamemodules (see files section).
Unfortunately I cannot seem to play anymore (see technical forum) so that's a real shame...

I installed ZunTzu from scratch on Windows 7 (32-bit ultimate), and have not had problems connecting to other ZunTzu games. From the link you provided I deduce that you are trying to host a game. Is your PC behind a router or other network device that provides NAT? If so you need to first set up po...

Hi Bill, best wishes for you btw! :) If I understand your last message correctly, you mean the problem only seems to show if one installs ZunTzu from scratch on a Windows 7 pc? That seems to be the case indeed. I also wonder: was it not so previously that you could download a setup.exe file and run ...

Hi all, I used to be an avid fan of our beloved Zun Tzu program. But recently I bought a new computer with windows 7 (64k). For some reason I'm unable to make a connection with ZunTzu (and ZunTzu only!) to the internet. "change your firewall settings" is the error message that I get. Even ...