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Try running 'acdos.exe --setup' and see whether there are available options to change this.

[game.score]

The correct name of the variable is game.score.
You may just search for "score" in the help file to find it.

What system did they port this to? 

The screenshot from abstauber was obviously the Apple ][ version.

Hmmm. Seems that your game was added to the website 4 times. Didn't know whether it's related to the recent site updates.
Because of its seemingly offensive title, I initially though it was spam until I saw who uploaded the game.

Anyway, I've disabled 3 of the entries, leaving one single entry active.

Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom

Correct!

Your turn. 

Nope.

Hint:
To keep with the theme of the last entry, this is also a Japanese adventure game.
This game was also ported/remade on the Famicom, and had a western release too, so it's not that obscure.

Next:

Ripple Island

I just randomly pressed "Edit Game" on a random game in database, and to my surprise it opened game description for editing. Is it a bug, or I somehow have permissions to do that (then why)?

Don't know whether this is intentional, but I think most (all?) mods on the forums are also mods of the game pages.
I seem to recall that before the site update I saw something like "You are an admin (moderator?) of the game pages" but it's no longer specified after the update.

All three screenshots I saw are quite high res.
It's possibly that your browser had cached the page and its images.
Try clearing the browser's cache and refreshing the page and see if that makes a difference.

GI Joe?

(Just a random guess.)

EDIT: may any mod merge this post there?

Done.

You may use Object.Transparency for this.

This is just a random example for illustration, in the room's script:

Code: ags

int ffdir; //1 for fading in and -1 for fading out.
int ffcoutner = 0; //coutner of the sprite's animation

function repeatedly_execute_always(){
  ffcoutner += ffdir;
  if (ffcoutner == 0||ffcoutner == 200) ffdir = -ffdir; //Change direction)
  if (ffcoutner > 100) objFF.Transparency = 200 - ffcoutner;
    else objFF.Transparency = 100;
}

You may use it as a reference and tweak it to meet your needs (timing, etc.).
(Don't mind the spelling of coutner. It's just an old AGS meme that few people may get.)

I don't know what restrictions are involved in designing an interface in Windows, but can we just leave empty space on top and below the image (or just stretch the image, at least until a newer image is made)?

I think it won't look bad, at least not something that can't be tolerated:

Also, you don't need to copy the text to Notepad.
It's a .json file. Just save it with the browser (usually, Ctrl-S on most browsers) and the original filename will be kept. (If you save it in Notepad and use say, .txt as extension, it pwobably won't be recognised unless you rename the file properly.)

It's probably not this but I'll just guess:

Spoiler

pencil sharpener?

[close]

FFMPEG is a command line application.
It does not come with a (G)UI.

You need to type in the appropriate commands (preferrably in a command prompt) with parameters to use it.

I think there are a number of GUI frontends for it but I'm not familiar with those.

Maybe if the content of a page is too old and obsolete but we still want to keep it, just put some tag/disclaimer on it for clarification?

Like this, where the original versions of the pages for AGS V2 are still kept:
https://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/wiki/Using_256_colour_graphics_in_AGS

Never used Moho, but isn't there some option to set the frame rate of the exported file, so that you may lower it to reduce the number of frames in the GIF?

Just merged both topics. As your original post was already being replied to, please keep the discussion of the same issue in the same thread. Thank you.