1. Duke Nukem Computer Game
2. Duke3d Hrp
3. Download Duke3d.grp 37mb

Duke Nukem Computer Game

Astorek86: It is on the place where you have installed Duke3D. I've searched and tested on myself.Duke3d.grp is necessary to play the game - if this file is missing, it won't be run on both DosBox and eDuke. You can play the game through DosBox, right? If yes, there MUST be a Duke3d.grp-file. Yet there is no file marked DUKE3D.GRP that I can find, the closest I come to it is a 'microsoft program group'. Now if that's the damn file I'm looking for all well and dandy.

Duke3d Hrp

That's find, but don't mark it as solved if you haven't told me what the file will be named as, or the file type will be stated as. Telling me 'it must be there' is NOT SOLVING THE PROBLEM! Waltorious: I agree, but the one reason to keep them hidden is that when re-naming files it can be easy to accidentally change the file extension if you're not careful. Could lead to some headaches especially if the user is not used to dealing with file extensions. Yes, I suppose so, but I must say that I am surprised that Microsoft have never just made it so that when renaming a file only the name gets highlighted for overwriting (and giving the user the option to highlight or delete the extension if desired) rather than selecting the full name and extension.But then I've always worked with file extensions. Korell: Yes, I suppose so, but I must say that I am surprised that Microsoft have never just made it so that when renaming a file only the name gets highlighted for overwriting (and giving the user the option to highlight or delete the extension if desired) rather than selecting the full name and extension.But then I've always worked with file extensions. Yeah, you'd think that would make sense, right?

Download Duke3d.grp 37mb

Anyway, in response to the original question, one can either check the file properties to see extensions or set windows to always display them. I figured checking the properties in this case was the simpler solution, unless the user wanted to be able to see extensions for other reasons in the future.