It... doesn't crash. For once, my copy of Lego Island Rebuilt didn't actually crash when using the provided LEGO1.DLL And before you say "you're supposed to use the one with the game." I like seeing what happens when I try out the LEGO1.DLL provided in the releases folder. This time, I jus...

I will say, the fact that the ISLE.EXE window now opens with the replaced LEGO1.DLL is a good sign. (However, it closes immediately afterwards, possibly because the media player isn't implemented) Edit: After looking over the decomp status, it's most likely because LegoOmni:Init and LegoOmni:Create ...

I custom build embedded computers sometimes. They're fun to mess with. I've made like, 3 of them with: -A composite display I found at my local thrift store. -A HDMI to AV adapter (those exist mostly for Roku(s)) -A battery (MUST BE 2 AMPS) -Either a LattePanda or a Raspberry Pi 3B -A cardboard box ...

I looked at OMNI Demo and realized that it's probably an older version of ISLE.EXE
In fact, there's a DLL that aligns with that assumption (kinda)
"LEGOOMNI1D.DLL" - probably an older version of LEGO1, might be easier to decompile.

I have a feeling that the leaked source code will come in handy later on in the development of this project.