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<title>Cat Behaviours for Dogz II, 3, 4, 5</title>
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<span class="bigger purple"
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><b>Catz Behaviours for Dogz games</b><br />
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br
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I am supplying the cut down cat-behaviour files that are on this page so
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that people who have only the dogz part of the Petz games can play with
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my catz-based Oddballz-to-petz breedz. I do not wish to convert all of
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the Oddballz-petz to Dogz-based breedz, partly because, at heart,
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Oddballz are more like catz than dogz -- and partly because converting
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them all would be an enormous task.
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<p>
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However, I did promise some people that I would make it so that they
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could play with Oddballz-petz in their dogz games. So here is a
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compromise that I hope Dogz-games players will accept. Please read the
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readme texts included in the zipfiles carefully; they tell you how to
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install the files.
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<p>
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These files are only for Petz II upwards; the original Dogz game was
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never part of a full "petz" game, and nor was the original Catz game, so
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there is no way to make the one work with the other's game engine.
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<b>NOTE</b> to anyone who thinks that they would be getting the full
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catz games with this kit; this is <b>not</b> the case, even though the
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game is fooled into thinking that the Catz part of Petz is present.
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There are several important items still missing, such as the sounds
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resources, but you don't need those items in order to play with my
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custom-crafted Oddballz-petz :-)
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</p>
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For Petz 3, 4 or 5 you need to download the relevant Basic Cat
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Behaviours file for that game (sorry it's a large file) and then you
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need to download whichever of the small cut-down cat rez files goes with
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your version of the game.<br />
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For Petz 4 and 5, download the bunny for your game version also --
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you'll need it.<br />
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<a href="p4originalbunny.zip">Bunny file for Petz 4</a><br />
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<a href="p5originalbunny.zip">Bunny file for Petz 5</a><br />
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For Petz II, there is just the single large download.
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</p>
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<p>
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<span class="big"
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>NOTE: These zips contain .DLL files. .DLL files need to be
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"un-hidden".</span
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><br />
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Windows, by default, has files of this type "hidden" -- presumably as
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some kind of safety feature, but in your case you need to see them. So
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if you cannot see them on your machine, open My Computer or Windows
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Explorer, choose View and Options or Tools and Folder Opetions, and then
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under View make sure that "Show all files" or "show hidden files and
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folders is ticked. While you're about it, un-tick "Hide MS-DOS file
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extensions" or "Hide extensions", because that's a nuisance too.
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<a href="/reassociate/">Click here </a>for screengrabs if you need help.
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</p>
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IMPORTANT -- Please <a href="/reassociate/">Click here </a>if, after
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installation, your CAT files seem to become "some kind of catalog".
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</p>
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<a href="Catbehaviours_c4c5.zip"
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>Basic Cat behaviours for Petz 4 and Petz 5 (4.8 megabytes)</a
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><br />
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<a href="Rez_c5.zip">Small cut-down Catz Rez file for Petz 5</a><br />
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<a href="Bunnyorig_c5.zip">Original Bunny for Petz 5</a><br />
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<a href="Rez_c4.zip">Small cut-down Catz Rez file for Petz 4</a><br />
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<a href="Bunnyorig_c4.zip">Original Bunny for Petz 4</a>
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</p>
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<p class="big">
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<a href="Catbehaviours_c3.zip"
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>Basic Cat behaviours for Petz 3 English and International versions
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(4.8 megabytes)</a
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><br />
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<a href="Rez_c3.zip">Small cut-down Catz Rez file for Petz 3 English</a
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><br />
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<a href="RezInt_c3.zip"
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>Small cut-down Catz Rez file for Petz 3 International</a
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>
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</p>
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<p class="big">
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<a href="Rez_c2.zip">Cat behaviour files for Petz II (4.3 megabytes)</a>
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</p>
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<p>
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<span class="big"
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>For people who have trouble understanding my instructions, here's an
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example of how it works:</span
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><br />
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I'll assume it's Dogz 5 and you want the game fooled into playing Catz 5
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breedz. Okay, from this Catz in Dogz page, you will need to download the
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"Basic Cat behaviours for Petz 4 and Petz 5 (4.8 megabytes)" file which
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will download as Catbehaviours_c4c5.zip, the "Small cut-down Catz Rez
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file for Petz 5" file which downloads as Rez_c5.zip, and the "Original
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Bunny for Petz 5".
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</p>
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<p>
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Unzip the Catbehaviours_c4c5.zip file into the root directory of your
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game -- where the Petz 5.exe is. This is wherever you installed the
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game. If you didn't choose your own place for installing the game, that
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would probably be
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</p>
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<p>C:\Program Files\UBI Soft\Studio Mythos\Petz 5</p>
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<p>
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Everything should then go into the right places. You only have to worry
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about shuffling stuff around if it doesn't. Then unzip the Rez_c5.zip
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into your game's Resource directory. If you didn't choose your own place
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for installing the game, that would probably be
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</p>
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<p>C:\Program Files\UBI Soft\Studio Mythos\Petz 5\Resource</p>
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<p>
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Then make a directory off the Resource one and rename it Catz. So you
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would now have this:
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</p>
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<p>C:\Program Files\UBI Soft\Studio Mythos\Petz 5\Resource\Catz</p>
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<p>
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Unzip the bunny into that directory and of course all your catz breedz
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-- any breedfiles which you download that are .cat files -- need to go
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in there.
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</p>
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<p>.</p>
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