AGIWiki/Timeline

The timeline of fan made games created with Sierra On-Line's AGI engine, software and AGI community.

1997

27 August, 1997 - AGI site The Sierra AGI World started
31 August, 1997 - AGI Specs, a collection of all the AGI documentation, was made available
PICEDIT was released.
23 September, 1997 - AGI Studio 1.0 released - allowed one to view VIEW resources, add, extract, delete and renumber resources
5 October, 1997 - AGI Studio v1.1 released, included view-editor
8 December, 1997 - AGI Studio v1.2 released, included OBJECT-editor, WORDS.TOK-editor, a PICTURE-viewer and a help-file
14 December, 1997 - AGI Template game released.

3 January, 1998 - Glue was been released. This is a utility by Lance Ewing similar to AGIGLUE which allows you to create AGI v2 or v3 vol files from resources stored as files.
12 January, 1998 - InsideTheWeb-AGI message board is opened by Peter Kelly
16 January, 1998 - AGI site imAGIne started
27 January, 1998 - AGI Studio v1.3 released, included logic editor, allowing one to program games, also included template game. Support for version 3 AGI-games added.
15 February, 1998 - AGI Studio v1.31 released, logic help added.
19 February, 1998 - AGI site AGI stuff by Juha Terho started
3 March, 1998 - AGI site AGI Realms started
3 March, 1998 - Anders M Olsson released AGISB-patch for interpreters which plays sound through the soundcard instead of internal speaker, allowing 3 voice tracks.
21 May, 1998 - Eskil Blomfeldt has released a program called PCX2PIC that will convert PCX files to picture resources

November, 2010 - Mega-Tokyo-forum died.
13 November, 2010 - SCI/AGI fangame creation-forum was created as response to the demise of Mega-Tokyo-forums and added to SCUMMVM.org's forums.