Planescape: Torment FAQ and Links - No Spam

[fable]

If you're having problems installing to XP systems, target the setup.exe file from your command line, and add the flag -lgntforce to it, then run it. This tip courtesy of Tricky, and it works.

[nogoodreason]

Q: The game won't install! (Windows XP)

A: Most users experience no problems with Torment and Windows XP and this particular problem does not have a definite solution. Some people have reported success by going to 'My Computer' and right-clicking on the Torment CD, choosing 'Open' and running the Setup.exe manually.

I've just (finally) got my hands on a copy of Planescape: Torment, and wasn't able to run the installer on XP.

I found that restarting the computer in Safe Mode is all it takes to get around this problem.

[Ergopad]

Here's a great software, that makes you able to play game with better resolution and in WIDESCREEN.

G3: Widescreen Mod

Also works with following (awesome) Infinity Engine games:
Baldur's Gate: Tales of the Sword Coast
Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn (with or without Throne of Bhaal)
Icewind Dale: Heart of Winter
Icewind Dale II
Planescape: Torment

[aboyd]

MikeDykeLike, the post you wrote to start this thread contains some broken links. Specifically, Platter's site is now just a spam site, it got taken over by squatters.

You link to the site in two places. You mention the "Unofficial Planescape: Torment Fix Pack" and then later you link to "Platter's Miscellaneous Torment Crap."

I had a feeling that Platter's site was going to die, as he hadn't updated in a couple of years. So I ran HT-TRACK on it, which is a site downloader. I got a full copy (except the forums) before it disappeared. So if you want to adjust your links, you can. Your first broken link could be redirected to this:

planescape.outshine.com

And your second broken link could be changed to this:

planescape.outshine.com/index2906.html?page=crap

I left the pages mostly unchanged. I did add a link to this forum on Platter's home page, and I also zipped up all the soundtrack MP3s into a single file for easier downloading. It's otherwise exactly as it was.