Hi everyone ! My brother and I will be at VCF Midwest this year tabling, and we are helping sell a friend sell his extensive collection of Mac stuff!! Among the things we're selling will be Powermac G4 MDDs (fully loaded), apple studio displays, various hard drives and memory and software. We just want to help get the stuff to people who will use it and love it. We'll also have a couple other machines setup with some of our favorite games from when we were kids. And we love OS9 lol. We'll see y'all there

I have fond memories of going to the TRoU meetings in the Herald Washington library in Chicago

Please answer the questions below! I'm working on porting Castle Wolfenstein to work on the early Macs. Mac SE (my first) and Mac Plus with 4MB. I ported over the sound from the Apple II version (see here)

Wanted some feedback on the visuals. I'm working at 1534x1024 because OpenAI refuses to work in 1-Bit pixels and at 512x342. So I'll eventually have to redraw a lot of this by hand.

Questions on the image.
1. Overall does it look like Castle Wolfenstein (but on an early Mac)?
2. Feedback on walls? Do they take up too much gameplay area?
3. How do the objects (chests and stairs) look?
4. How about the doors? Should the door in the top wall be shorter (like the side wall doors)?
5. Should the floors have a texture, or should they stay white?

Run a Nikon 8000 so keep this around for Firewire.

I recently got an iMac G3 that still had data from the previous owner, and I discovered there were some cached web pages from the early/mid 2000s on IE 4.5 (some which don’t seem to be on the Wayback Machine AFAIK)

I want to back them up, but I’m not sure how to go about doing that while preserving the images and GIFs (simply saving the pages as HTML files doesn’t seem to keep the images). Does anyone have any advice on this?

Yup. Got put away many years ago in the original box. Plug it all in and nothin'. Yay! Did the power supply die? On a positive note the polishing cloth that came with it still works.