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First post, by 3246251196

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Hi, is there anyway to run BUILD.EXE? I always see the error that "320 x 200 is not supported"

Thanks.

Reply 3 of 8, by 3246251196

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Hi.

I am running DosBox: 0.74_r4293.

I open DosBox, I mount the "duke3d" folder to y:

The contents of y: includes files such as "GOODIES", "SHARE", "ATOMIC15.BIN", "DN3D".

I then CD into "dn3d"

I then invoke "build"

I then press "y" to accept the terms / license

I then receive the message: "320 * 200 not supported in this graphics mode".

Thanks for your response.

Reply 4 of 8, by TheMLGladiator

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Sorry for the long wait, running bsetup.exe and changing the graphics mode to 'screen-buffer' mode should solve your problem. I recommend also trying the VESA modes, as they provide higher resolution options.

Reply 6 of 8, by Gmlb256

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Sounds like the OP is attempting to run the level editor for Duke Nukem 3D.

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Reply 8 of 8, by Kerr Avon

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If you want to edit or create Duke Nukem 3D levels, and aren't bothered about using a period authentic PC to do so, then Mapster might be a better choice of level editor. I've never used it (I've never edited DN3D levels), but I occasionally visit DN3D forums, and Mapster seems highly thought of. Mapster comes with eDuke32 (the modern day fan-made Duke Nukem 3D Windows game engine - 3D Realms released the source code for DN3D a couple of decades ago) from

https://www.eduke32.com/

there might be other DN3D level editors, too, but I don't remember reading about them.

https://forums.duke4.net/forum/26-everything-eduke32/