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The last version of AC was Version 1.14, after that, [[Chris Jones]] revamped the editor completely (which became RoomEdit), and so the Version number jumped to 2.0, and the whole suite had its name changed to Adventure Game Studio. | The last version of AC was Version 1.14, after that, [[Chris Jones]] revamped the editor completely (which became RoomEdit), and so the Version number jumped to 2.0, and the whole suite had its name changed to Adventure Game Studio. | ||
There're no Windows engine until V2.03, and since V2.4, the IDE had been converted completely from DOS based into Windows based, which is AGSEdit we're having now. | There're no Windows engine until V2.03, and since V2.4, the IDE had been converted completely from DOS based into Windows based, which is AGSEdit we're having now. | ||
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Revision as of 11:16, 1 December 2005
AGS's original title, when first released in version 1.0 was Adventure Creator, which was completely a suite of DOS programmes. In the AC era, the editor was called Roommake, which operate a bit differently from the recent AGSEdit (for example you paint on walls instead of walkable areas). The last version of AC was Version 1.14, after that, Chris Jones revamped the editor completely (which became RoomEdit), and so the Version number jumped to 2.0, and the whole suite had its name changed to Adventure Game Studio. There're no Windows engine until V2.03, and since V2.4, the IDE had been converted completely from DOS based into Windows based, which is AGSEdit we're having now.