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Reply 20 of 24, by retro games 100

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Yes, doing this -

set autolock=false in the conf file. (advice from Vogons user "LoneLines")

worked for me also.

I tried leaving using the mouse until in-game, but that didn't work for me. Only the above config file alteration cured the "mouse zooming over to the right hand side" Stonekeep problem.

Reply 21 of 24, by retro games 100

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Update - I ran Stonekeep on an old Pentium II based machine, inside Windows 98 "dos box mode", and I got this specific mouse problem! (The mouse cursor zooms over to the right hand side of the screen if you try and pick something up)

So, it's not a DosBox (emulator) problem, it's more to do with Stonekeep not being able to properly run inside a Windows environment.

I reran Stonekeep on the same P2 machine, but in "pure dos" mode, and I didn't get this mouse problem.

However, to run Stonekeep on DosBox (emulator), I did find that doing this -

set autolock=false in the conf file. (advice from Vogons user "LoneLines")

worked very well.

Reply 22 of 24, by rgart

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Im having this exact same problem running dos 6.22 on a am5x86 133 ADZ

I've tried everything.

When trying to play Stonekeep the mouse cursor keeps leaping over to the right side. its a real pain in the a$#

The issue is related to CPU speed and not dos box?

does anyone know how I might fix it so I can play Stonekeep on my rig.