thepook said:What are people using?
skeezix said:... pickle built and included it in the dosbox pnd
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thepook said:What are people using?
WizardStan said:I'm pretty sure DosBox doesn't have support for running games within zip. It makes little sense to want to do this. Zip files don't have very good random access, so you'd be bogged down by massive slow downs, even if it were possible.
WizardStan said:I'm pretty sure DosBox doesn't have support for running games within zip. It makes little sense to want to do this. Zip files don't have very good random access, so you'd be bogged down by massive slow downs, even if it were possible.
MonkeyChops said:small tutorial I wrote up on dosbox:
http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/54883-dosbox-question/page__view__findpost__p__884848
thepook said:MonkeyChops said:small tutorial I wrote up on dosbox:
http://www.gp32x.de...post__p__884848
This does help. Thanks!
So, after fidgeting around for about an hour, I got games to play. Two questions:
*What's the best way to slow / throttle the speed? Do I need to run something like SloMo and, if so, how do I run it concurrently while DosBox is going?
*Tandy 3-channel sound doesn't seem to work on games (games I know have it supported). Did it not make it into this release?
Pickle said:thepook said:MonkeyChops said:small tutorial I wrote up on dosbox:
http://www.gp32x.de...post__p__884848
This does help. Thanks!
So, after fidgeting around for about an hour, I got games to play. Two questions:
*What's the best way to slow / throttle the speed? Do I need to run something like SloMo and, if so, how do I run it concurrently while DosBox is going?
*Tandy 3-channel sound doesn't seem to work on games (games I know have it supported). Did it not make it into this release?
I think you need to take the time and read through the dosbox readme.
speed is controlled by the cycles option in the dosbox.conf, there no need for any 3rd party apps. Youc an also create a profile for the game you need to slow down in dboxfe, can the cycles from max to a small value, maybe 1000.
This dosbox is based off the svn so it has the cutting edge changes, check the dosbox.conf.
Pickle said:Youc an also create a profile for the game you need to slow down in dboxfe, can the cycles from max to a small value, maybe 1000.
This dosbox is based off the svn so it has the cutting edge changes, check the dosbox.conf.
thepook said:Pickle said:Youc an also create a profile for the game you need to slow down in dboxfe, can the cycles from max to a small value, maybe 1000.
This dosbox is based off the svn so it has the cutting edge changes, check the dosbox.conf.
Read through documentation, created profiles for cycles = 1000 and less. Older DOS games didn't slow down one bit; still too fast to play. I then tweaked every setting I could find in dosboxfe; nothing seemed to change, even after saving and so forth.
Next thing to try?
Pickle said:thepook said:Pickle said:Youc an also create a profile for the game you need to slow down in dboxfe, can the cycles from max to a small value, maybe 1000.
This dosbox is based off the svn so it has the cutting edge changes, check the dosbox.conf.
Read through documentation, created profiles for cycles = 1000 and less. Older DOS games didn't slow down one bit; still too fast to play. I then tweaked every setting I could find in dosboxfe; nothing seemed to change, even after saving and so forth.
Next thing to try?
run without fullscreen and confirm the cycles you set are the same (it shows up in the title bar)
if it shows up as 1000 then make it lower