Sounds good. I'll be able to play Mythruna by next week at the most btw.

Heheh... cool.  That would look pretty odd in the new version but would still probably work ok.

I don't remember if you've posted about your error before but it indicates that your card is not powerful enough to run the game as it only supports an older/lesser version of OpenGL.

True, but on my Desktop, I cannot access the menu in the first place. This was done on my trusty Vista laptop, that encounters this error after inital launch while initilizing block packs.

Really epic background, but it doesn't fit Mythruna's theme very well.

There was one beautiful sniwy one where you could see two other planets off in the distance, and I saw it as an emphisization of multiple random worlds. It was to blurry and pixelated on the start menu though... But thanks for the insight!

Definetly add it, because this can be used to change controls.
Credit would be nice, but it was Paul who told me I should delete the old mappings. 

So I decided that because I can at least access the main menu in Mythruna on my Vista laptop, but not the actual game, I started messing around with the main-menu background in the assets. Heres my Main Menu:

The reason why I cannot get to actual gameplay is this:

inputManager.deleteMapping( CAM_FORWARD )
inputManager.deleteMapping( CAM_BACK )
inputManager.addMapping( CAM_FORWARD, new KeyTrigger(KeyInput.KEY_S) );
inputManager.addMapping( CAM_BACK, new KeyTrigger(KeyInput.KEY_X) );

Will do. I went into that on my vista laptop (which does not work for mythruna but I installed it to find out) and went into that after downloading the AZERTY keyboard.

Will this work work in Mythruna?

Sounds great - I'll be on vacation in Wisconsin for a week so I won't be online, and he is in the family and also livea up there, so it'll work out. I'll have to leave a note in the computer that the motherboard won't be able to screw in.

I've tried to use the onboard video card, same result. I don't know what could be wrong, but I won't have to find out. I'm most likely going to have the cmputer put together by a local expert. I just don't know why I dont hear a beep or get a boot-up screen.

I know a local expert who fixed my computer awhile ago... I'll just have him put together the computer because I really don't know what I'm doing at this point. But, why is the computers current state 'very wrong'?

I'm going to get a packet Arctic Silver Ceramique for 8$, and clean off the old stuff. Simple enough...

So, if I apply thermal grease onto the CPU, it'll boot up? It looks like there was some residue on the top of the metal on the CPU, I'm assuming that's dried up thermal grease? The old set up worked, so I really don't know what to think, but thermal grease is cheap, so I'll look into that.

What must I do to get the computer running in the first place? I'll worry about thermal paste once I can get the computer up and running.

Well, that's why the pc shuts down when it overheats.
Now what must I do?

So I just hooked up the old fan after touching the CPU after the pc turned off, because the CPU was VERY hot. Now the pc is still on and hasn't turned off on its own. The monitor shows nothing, and I plugged in the vga to both the video card and the orignal port.