TMWserver generates a datafile, including player saves, which represents the actual instance of the world you are playing in. It is output, but since there is no (separate initial) input file (as with Rosegarden), it has nothing from which to inherit its copyright, therefore the copyright ownership...

Just because the save files are not covered by the GPL, does not mean they are not copyrighted. The default status for uncontested data on your computer is that it is copyrighted ... by you. With all due respect, I do not know to what nation’s laws you might be referring, but that is an inaccurate ...

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLOutput ...copyright law does not give you any say in the use of the output people make from their data using your program. If the user uses your program to enter or convert his own data , the copyright on the output belongs to him, not you. According to t...

Jenalya wrote:The pentagrams are particle effects. Could it be that you disabled them in the client settings?

Yes, I did disable the particle effects. That appears to be the answer. Thank you very much for your response.

o11c wrote:though you can press 'N' to cycle NPCs, and 'T' to talk.

Yes, I can.

Having started the Rossy Quest some time ago, I finally completed it yesterday. In the past I was able to see the pentagrams, but yesterday they did not appear. (In order to figure out where to click in order to bring up the dialog boxes, I looked to the small map inserts with the colored dots. But ...

Intel Celeron, 2.93 GHz

-> Archer

Please add my name to the seller accounts.

Yours truly,
Rill