First post, by supercomputer
when i start a game and click inside the window(or full screen) the colors everywhere becomes weird. how can I solve this?
i dont know what version i use, i think its 0,72
thanks
when i start a game and click inside the window(or full screen) the colors everywhere becomes weird. how can I solve this?
i dont know what version i use, i think its 0,72
thanks
Try different ouput= settings in dosbox.conf
I dont understand. 🙁
what should I do?
You should read the excellent(?) README file that comes with DOSBox, and then you should create and study a dosbox.conf file.
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okay i think i read the correct readme. not from my dosbox but from your link(think its called link).
I still dont know what to do. can you give me details please.
how do i create or find a conf file?
For starters, get the newest version 0.73
I don't know about Linux but you have to edit DOSBox configuration. It is stored in a plain text file called dosbox.conf.
Once inside this file, edit the line output= and change it to something useable under Linux, like OpenGL -> output=OpenGL
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wrote:okay i think i read the correct readme. not from my dosbox but from your link(think its called link).
I still dont know what to do. can you give me details please.
how do i create or find a conf file?
Line 1209 of said README. You missed that while reading?
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I read it many times now, but i dont understand. the computer says no such file or directory when trying the suggestions from the readme.
Open a terminal window and type
dosbox -printconf
It will show you the default location of the config file (that's from line 388 of the README). Hopefully, that will be ~/.dosbox.
Next, start DOSBox, and type
config -writeconf ~/.dosbox
That will create the config file named .dosbox in your home directory (that is from line 563 and 1228 of the README).
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it didnt work but thank you for the help so far. I continue this tomorrow.