Re: Tomb Raider II and Voodoo 2 DirectX 7, Grayed out?
Posted on 2022-07-01, 00:15
Re: Tomb Raider II and Voodoo 2 DirectX 7, Grayed out?
Posted on 2022-06-30, 22:40
Installing DirectX 7 fixed the problem with Tomb Raider II. But now I've installed Voodoo 2 drivers so many times it broke something. Windows starts with an error: 3dfxv2ps.dll Missing Entry: UpdateRegSettings. How can I fix this?
Tomb Raider II and Voodoo 2 DirectX 7, Grayed out?
Posted on 2022-06-30, 19:09
Hi I have a Pentium 200 MMX with Matrox Mystique and Voodoo 2 12MB running Win98SE. The Voodoo 2 works with DOS games (ie Descent 2) but I'm having problems getting Tomb Raider II working. When selecting Voodoo 2 DirectX 7 Driver in Tomb Raider II setup all options are grayed out. And if I run it …
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-15, 08:23
Many of the suggestions I've gotten have a kinda "traditional background" if space then dark and stars. The way I remember the game it was more brighter colors. Like the example I've made with stardust, but instead of black then white/grey and other colors.
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-11, 17:46
https://dosgames.com/game/stardust/ This game's gfx specially the background gives med the same kinda feel. But the actual gameplay was side scroller shoot em up, ship moving towards the right
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-06, 14:26
I think is was more like R-Type/Firewind I'm guessing its around 1996 since my mind still wants the name to be Piranha, so probably played it in that period.
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-05, 01:20
The graphics was more modern then Tubular Worlds and Xenon2 It may me closer to year 2000 then 95
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-04, 21:38
No, the viewing angle was more like Tyrian 2000 But at this point I can even remember if the movement was left/right or up/down When I remembered the name Piranha I was sure if was that (did actually play it way back then) But not when looking it up. As far as I remember the ship/level colors were …
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-04, 21:19
auron wrote on 2021-06-04, 21:14: maybe fire fight (1996)? No, the viewing angle was more like Tyrian 2000
Re: Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-04, 21:07
auron wrote on 2021-06-04, 21:04: "flying tigers" maybe? if not, just try a search for DOS shmups, this really wasn't a huge genre on DOS... It was much more recent graphically and more scifi'e Have been searching, just cant seem to find it. I may be remembering wrong and it was actually a win95/98 …
Tyrian like DOS game around 1995-1997?
Posted on 2021-06-04, 20:48
Hi guys Know this is not technically about getting a dos game to work, but I've been trying to remember a dos game kind of like Tyrian for years now. First thought the name was Piranha, but checked it out and it wasn't that, but the graphics style and music was similar, like Tyrian with that style …
Re: Best music in DOOM2 with AWE64 in Win98
Posted on 2021-01-04, 15:47
I tried loading both of them, but it turns out my AWE64 only has 512kb of RAM so they wouldn't fit. Can you post a photo of the card? All AWE64 Gold models should come with 4 MB of RAM. https://s3.amazonaws.com/gigabitps/CT4520.JPG Don't know why I thought it was the Gold version. Guess I'll have …
Re: Best music in DOOM2 with AWE64 in Win98
Posted on 2021-01-04, 15:24
Not sure if you tried this already, but here are some basic tips: In Doom2 setup, select "General Midi" for music playback Assuming you have the AWE Control Panel installed, select "User synth" then click "Browse" and load the GM35REVC.SF2 soundfont (found on the AWE64 Gold driver CD ) This should …
Best music in DOOM2 with AWE64 in Win98
Posted on 2021-01-04, 10:30
I have a vivid memory of seeing DOOM2 run on a friend's computer with AWE32 and the music being vastly better then my SB16 I have built a Pentium 200 retro PC with an AWE64 ISA Gold running Win98se and although I can hear a difference from the music on SB16 it's not the quantum leap I remember. Do I …
Win98 reinstall didn't change file explorer language
Posted on 2020-06-18, 19:38
I just got a Pentium 200 MMX PC from Ebay. It was installed with Italien Win98. Instead of doing a complete reinstall I ran an upgrade with English Win98. But this only worked partially. All interfaces are now English except the file explorer. Is there at way to fix this without deleting and …
Re: 4DOS Color Prompt?
Posted on 2019-04-04, 21:28
For instance the pipe command from unistd.h doesn't exist in the BorlandC I'm using.
Re: 4DOS Color Prompt?
Posted on 2019-04-04, 19:35
Thanks for the answer. I actually did something like this with pipes many many years ago. I made a GUI program to run a cli cdrom burner tools in Linux. But here I only piped the output and then used system() for the cli command. So I think I understand the windows example you linked. The problem …
Re: 4DOS Color Prompt?
Posted on 2019-04-04, 12:33
spiroyster wrote: simply pipe stuff back and forth between the streams. I still don't get it, it seems recursive. If I read cin in a cpp program how do I send that to the cin of the shell below? aren't they the same? Or is it supposed to work using something like system(); ?
Re: 4DOS Color Prompt?
Posted on 2019-04-04, 10:29
Think of it like 'skinning' the console. Wouldn't this replace 4DOS or COMMAND.COM? My memory may be playing tricks on me, but I remember it as a batch program. Would you be able to take over stdin/out from a batch? It's been a while since I've coded console apps, and then I've primarily used …
Re: 4DOS Color Prompt?
Posted on 2019-04-04, 09:13
Alternatively, there were various CLI programs and DOS alternatives (like 4DOS) which can act as a shell over stdin, stdout etc and simply pipe to stdout or invoke dos commands. Perhaps one of these was used as that could present a prompt numerous different ways. Sounds like a straight forward …
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