Re: FPS Games: REQ Reducing head-bob (preveting nausea)

Posted on Yesterday, 19:16

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leileilol wrote on 2021-11-25, 06:22: Hexen II's idtech2 so that has the cl_bob cvar to set to remove this bobbing issue. so I would type cl_bob cvar , correct? Originally cl_bob returned a 0.02 value. If I type cl_bob cvar, it returns 'cvar' value.

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Re: FPS Games: REQ Reducing head-bob (preveting nausea)

Posted on Yesterday, 19:12

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Even back in the mid 90's and me in my teens Wolf3D gave me headaches. Only game that did. I always assumed it was the bobbing that stopped this is later games. Last year I found I couldn't play Fatal Racing / Whiplash after a while. I'm putting that down to age. Wolf 3D is the worst in my case, …

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Re: WinQuake 1 resolution change issue

Posted on Yesterday, 17:18

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Thanks!

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WinQuake 1 resolution change issue

Posted on 2021-12-01, 20:55

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As soon as I change the resolution beyond 320x200, I get a black screen. Tried it under the ‘Windowed’ mode, get the same black screen. This is original Quake for Windows under WinME, and the original GeForce 2 graphics card. Any suggestions is appreciated! Thanks!

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FPS Games: REQ Reducing head-bob (preveting nausea)

Posted on 2021-11-24, 18:13

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Hello all, Duke Nukem 3D (I know it is a semi 3D FPS), and Hexen II in particular (among many other FPS), make me really sick and nauseousness. I don't know its age (I'm no longer in my 20's), but back in the day, I can't remember getting this sick when playing these games! Is there a command line …

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Re: (dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-07, 06:56

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Thank you! Still I wanted to learn why a larger drive would created this issue.

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Re: (dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-07, 01:48

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OK, I found the culprit: It was the size of the CF card installed on Secondary IDE: previously I had a 32GB Industrial CF card as my gaming 'hard-drive', and I did not have this yellow exclamation. Recently, I cloned this drive to a bigger, 64GB Industrial CF (exact same make and model, Transcend), …

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Re: (dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-06, 23:08

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OK, let me explain further: I am using System Commander 2000, and have an option to boot from the following OS: DOS 7.1 Win98SE Windows ME Windows 2000 Professional This IDE CD-ROM is recognized under DOS, WinME and Windows 2000. It is only under Win98SE that has issue with it, and this is something …

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Re: (dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-06, 22:20

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Horun wrote on 2021-11-06, 20:31: Does the CDROM work OK booting to DOS 7? Have you changed anything in the Windows Config.sys or Autoexec.bat ? Loading a DOS CDROM driver can conflict with the Windows Protected mode driver (is why Windows install rems the MSCDEX line out of auto bat) Yes No

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Re: (dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-06, 20:14

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"This device is either not present, not working properly, or does not have all the drivers installed. "Error CODE 10 Try upgrading the device drivers for this device" It recommends to update the driver, and when I do, it does it again upon the next reset.

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(dual fifo) Seconday IDE 'Yellow Exclamation' (Win98

Posted on 2021-11-06, 17:51

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Hello all, My LiteON IDE CD-ROM drive that used to appear correctly fine under Windows 8SE, all of a sudden has the yellow exclamation mark and no matter how many times (or with different drivers) I update, it fixes it temporarily when the Windows session is active, but I when I reset or turn the …

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Re: CTMOUSE under Win98's MS-DOS Mode...

Posted on 2021-10-27, 22:19

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Could you provide download links for MS/IBM mouse.com ? Thanks!!!

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Re: CTMOUSE under Win98's MS-DOS Mode...

Posted on 2021-10-26, 22:59

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Actually, I had to modify my DOSSTART.BAT file with the proper path, otherwise, it would not automatically load. Version version 1.9.1 seem to work, although the mouse is VERY jittery (tested with EDIT), however on second or third launch of EDIT, it seem ok. Thanks!

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Re: CTMOUSE under Win98's MS-DOS Mode...

Posted on 2021-10-26, 22:37

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Gmlb256 wrote on 2021-10-26, 18:32: If starting from "Restart in MS-DOS mode" you should edit DOSSTART.BAT located at C:\WINDOWS to add CTMOUSE. Where should I place the CTMOUSE.EXE? Do I need to specify a path? Thanks!

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Re: CTMOUSE under Win98's MS-DOS Mode...

Posted on 2021-10-26, 18:00

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I said under MS DOS mode of Win98

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CTMOUSE under Win98's MS-DOS Mode...

Posted on 2021-10-26, 15:27

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I have a DELL 7000 Inspiron retro laptop (300MHz PII CPU), and when I invoke MS-DOS (under Win98) I get no mouse. Therefore I tried using Phil's Computer Lab's easy MS-DOS mode , but the CTMOUSE locks up the system. I have tried the CTMOUSE /S mode to force the serial mode, and although the system …

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Re: Abit VT6X4 MoBo vs. Abit BE6-II

Posted on 2021-10-12, 07:29

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Certainty

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Re: Abit VT6X4 MoBo vs. Abit BE6-II

Posted on 2021-10-12, 04:45

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I ended up using the WinFlash and flashed it under Win98SE OS, went smoothly! Now no more random system rebooting at all! Thanks!

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Re: Abit VT6X4 MoBo vs. Abit BE6-II

Posted on 2021-10-11, 00:50

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I receive the following error: Flash ROM is Write-Protected Please make sure whether lockout jumpers is set to correct or not

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Re: Abit VT6X4 MoBo vs. Abit BE6-II

Posted on 2021-10-10, 02:30

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I muse have been blind! I just looked at the side of ISA connector, and the white stick clearly states it is indeed a V2.0. Thanks! Looks like there is just one BIOS file available for the V2.0: BE6-II V2.0 72 190 KiB 2001/12/03 Award changelog https://soggi.org/files/motherboards/bios/abit/BE6IIV20 …

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