Try DosBox. No guarantees it'll work, but if the games DO work with it, there should be no problem with sound speed.

Vlad, you really do need to reduce granularity in the thing. Even to one point (and making what is "2" now be "20" if you're so concerned about making floats instead of ints and adding floating-point support, bla bla).

OK, please bug me starting on Friday. I'll be busy wiring the stupid house this weekend, so I guess taking a break fixing SPEEDEST will be a welcome break (assuming that I manage to get down from the attic without taking the entire house down with me).

V.

I'd gladly do it myself (I already changed it so that you would use -65535 through 65535 instead of -100 through 100) but it won't compile! I've already PM'd you about it, but updating to the last Service Pack (5) didn't fix it.

Snover wrote:

I'd gladly do it myself (I already changed it so that you would use -65535 through 65535 instead of -100 through 100) but it won't compile! I've already PM'd you about it, but updating to the last Service Pack (5) didn't fix it.

Nah, that won't do it. It's a little bit more complicated than that (you have to skip a fractional number of interrupts to get the effect, and right now it does integers so even if you change 100 to 1000000 still you'll never reach any speed between 1x and 2x other than 1x and 2x themselves).

I'll try to do this myself tomorrow.

V.

Uh? It seemed rather straightforward to me (changed that, modified a couple other lines that dealt with percentages). Guess not. 😒

hey, I was just wondering how the changes to the granularity were coming...it's a cool little program

thanks

See showthread.php?threadid=368 for a SpeedSet update that supports much better granularity.

V.