Prince of Persia

13 December 2015 - A new version of apoplexy, Prince of Persia 1 and 2 level editor for Windows and GNU/Linux, has been released. Version 3.0 RC1 brings SNES support. Download it for Windows here (mirror) and for GNU/Linux here (mirror). See also the related video here. The program's forum board can be found here.

Hello! Thanks for your job!

But I downloaded and it doesn't work (Win-7):(

What difference with older version? And what shd I do to run it?

.. And older version doesn't run(( does it work wih Windows 7?

Moscow Tracer wrote:.. And older version doesn't run(( does it work wih Windows 7?

It should work... look here http://www.popot.org/level_editors.php?editor=apoplexy

Moscow Tracer wrote:But I downloaded and it doesn't work (Win-7):( [...] .. And older version doesn't run(( does it work wih Windows 7?

Did you download the Windows package or the GNU/Linux package?

Are there any specific actions that trigger a bug, and, if so, what are its symptoms?
Or does it not give any output at all? Do you see error message(s)?

Norbert wrote:

Moscow Tracer wrote:But I downloaded and it doesn't work (Win-7):( [...] .. And older version doesn't run(( does it work wih Windows 7?

Did you download the Windows package or the GNU/Linux package?

Are there any specific actions that trigger a bug, and, if so, what are its symptoms?
Or does it not give any output at all? Do you see error message(s)?

I've downloaded package for Windows. No error messages, it's just trying to run and nothing happens..

But my Google Chrome tried to block package downloading and said that is dangerous

Moscow Tracer wrote:I've downloaded package for Windows. No error messages, it's just trying to run and nothing happens..

If you double-clicked apoplexy.exe from a GUI, try starting it from a DOS command prompt to see if any text shows up.
Also, try running "apoplexy.exe -v" from a DOS command prompt to see if, at the very least, it outputs its version number.

Moscow Tracer wrote:But my Google Chrome tried to block package downloading and said that is dangerous

Well, if you can unzip the package, then Google Chrome isn't the problem.

By the way, recent forum posts can be edited to prevent double-posting.

You can see a screenshot, maybe it will help to understand what happen.. it's begin to running and attemt continue and didn't stop, and nothing happens..

Norbert wrote:
If you double-clicked apoplexy.exe from a GUI, try starting it from a DOS command prompt to see if any text shows up.
Also, try running "apoplexy.exe -v" from a DOS command prompt to see if, at the very least, it outputs its version number.

I completely didn;t understand what did you mean and what shd I doo.. noob in computers, sorry..

I tried run it from Dosbox also, but nothing..

But my Google Chrome tried to block package downloading and said that is dangerous

Download it. Be my happen too and i take it (accept download)

You need open ZiP file. Did you know how open ZiP file after downloading?

Moscow Tracer wrote:I completely didn;t understand what did you mean and what shd I doo.. noob in computers, sorry..

That's okay, I'll try to explain it in a more detailed fashion.

What I suggested is that you go to the Windows command line:
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chusedos.htm
"1. Click Start
2. In the Search or Run line type cmd and press enter."

There, move into the directory with apoplexy, using the cd command.
Example:
C:\> cd C:\Users\MT\Desktop

Then run: apoplexy.exe
And also try: apoplexy.exe -v

yaqxsw wrote:

But my Google Chrome tried to block package downloading and said that is dangerous

Download it. Be my happen too and i take it (accept download)

You need open ZiP file.

I already did that (see the s-shot in prev message). Problem that it's not work and previous version didn't work either. I reinstalled Windows last 2 years, so maybe it's the problem..

upd..

I found out that I have 64-bit system Windows (not 32-bit).. so, no chance that it will work?

Norbert wrote:

Moscow Tracer wrote:I completely didn;t understand what did you mean and what shd I doo.. noob in computers, sorry..

That's okay, I'll try to explain it in a more detailed fashion.

What I suggested is that you go to the Windows command line:
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chusedos.htm
"1. Click Start
2. In the Search or Run line type cmd and press enter."

There, move into the directory with apoplexy, using the cd command.
Example:
C:\> cd C:\Users\MT\Desktop

Then run: apoplexy.exe
And also try: apoplexy.exe -v

Too difficult for me.. What is CD command? I run cmd and moved this black window to Apoplexy directory then pressed Enter - nothing..

why it works only for 32-bit system?

Moscow Tracer wrote:Too difficult for me..

Okay. How about this:

1. Right click on the program.
2. Select "Properties".
3. Click the "Compatibility" tab.
4. Check the checkbox in front of "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
5. In the drop-down menu below that, choose "Windows XP".
6. Click the "OK" button.
7. Double-click apoplexy.exe.

Norbert wrote:

Moscow Tracer wrote:Too difficult for me..

Okay. How about this:

1. Right click on the program.
2. Select "Properties".
3. Click the "Compatibility" tab.
4. Check the checkbox in front of "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
5. In the drop-down menu below that, choose "Windows XP".
6. Click the "OK" button.
7. Double-click apoplexy.exe.

I tried that, - the same result.. please help me.. I really want this stuff