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utri007

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/9 0:48 #21

Not too shy to talk

It doesn't work, I can confirm :( Need to tinker more tomorrow.

Chirs, have you looked why ASR gives me grim reaper when I right click icon of it destop?

Joeled

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/9 10:39 #22

Quite a regular

I managed to get it to work. I added my iso file in the same drawer and pointed the command there.

The intro is an amazing slideshow to begin with. When you start the game it takes 3-4 minutes before you even get into the dungeon. The loading time is sloooooooooowwwwww.

Finally in the dungeon its a slideshow. I havent played with the framseskip yet but now its 0. The sound is working. I guess we need warp3d to get it floating better? Does the iso makes the loading slower somehow?

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Chris

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/9 12:02 #23

Amigans Defender

@Joeled

Change the resolution in-game to the lowest possible (I can't remember what the key is to do this).

Try these options in DOSBox:
fullscreen=true
fulldouble=false
fullresolution=original
windowresolution=original

That'll make it full-screen and stop DOSBox doing any scaling (the monitor will scale it up for you, which saves CPU time). Looks like I have frameskip at 10.

RIBDEVIL

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/10 11:10 #24

Not too shy to talk

Quote:

Joeled wrote:
I managed to get it to work. I added my iso file in the same drawer and pointed the command there.

The intro is an amazing slideshow to begin with. When you start the game it takes 3-4 minutes before you even get into the dungeon. The loading time is sloooooooooowwwwww.

Finally in the dungeon its a slideshow. I havent played with the framseskip yet but now its 0. The sound is working. I guess we need warp3d to get it floating better? Does the iso makes the loading slower somehow?

Can you tell us how you make it ?
Script, etc, etc

Thanks

AmigaOne X5000 OS4.1 FEU1 And Lubuntu 10.04

1200 towered with Blizzard PPC - BVision and Mediator
And a new fantastic Chameleon64

ChrisH

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/10 21:06 #25

Home away from home

@RIBDEVIL
I guess he used a Windows PC program to convert the Cue/Bin image into an ISO image. (You can see he is using an ISO image with RunInDOSBox in the screenshot.)

Author of the PortablE programming language.

RIBDEVIL

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/10 21:54 #26

Not too shy to talk

Ah, I don't see well the snapshot, now it's clear.
Thanks, Chris

AmigaOne X5000 OS4.1 FEU1 And Lubuntu 10.04

1200 towered with Blizzard PPC - BVision and Mediator
And a new fantastic Chameleon64

Lio

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/12 20:45 #27

Not too shy to talk

so with the following command line you can mount iso ? interesting as it never worked before (using the mount command AFAIR) !

runindosbox "games:mygame.exe" cdiso "games:myiso.iso" cdletter "d" noexit window

ChrisH

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/12 20:46 #28

Home away from home

yes that will work (of course must be on one line)

Author of the PortablE programming language.

Thematic

Re: Dosbox / Dungeon keeper

Posted on: 2013/3/13 5:58 #29

Quite a regular

IMGMOUNT does work as long as it's a single data track. If the game doesn't allow skipping playback of audio tracks it probably won't work since CD support is partial (already have the latest DosBox). GOG.com games at least tend to have this audio as something which is compressed and that is not supported on AmigaOS.

Loading times are generally abysmal even from native file system. I think since any DOS caching would be emulated there's no fast solution.

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