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Re: A couple of Sierra SCI questions

Wait, is that possible now? I thought the ScummVM team was virulently opposed to such blendings. Has there been an ideological shift of some sort? Actually, you are right. On closer inspection, what ScummVM is doing is displaying the 640x480 backgrounds but without the Windows title bar. It is not …

Re: A couple of Sierra SCI questions

Regarding point 1, it's indeed possible to play the game in DOSBox with MT-32 music and digitised audio, I did so in early 2013. Here's a longplay video with such a sound setup; the arrow-firing sound effect in the title screen is a clear tell. Note that not every sound effect is made with recorded …

A couple of Sierra SCI questions

I have been digging through old posts, and reading the Nerdly Pleasures blog, but I cannot find the answer to these questions which have irked me for some time: 1. Was a patch ever made (by New Rising Sun or anyone else) that allows Sound Blaster effects with MT-32 music in Conquests of the Longbow? …

Re: DOSBox-X branch

This is a known issue with DOSBox-X and it's "High DPI awareness". Ahh, I see now. I have set mouse emulation to "always" and that seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. 😉

Re: DOSBox-X branch

I am having trouble with the mouse tracking speed in the macOS SDL1 build of DOSBox-X. When I run in my native 'retina' resolution of 5120x2880 in fullscreen mode, the mouse tracking speed is about 50% of what it should be, compared to the same default settings in DOSBox SVN (i.e. I use "100%" mouse …

Re: Graphic modes in old Sierra games

Ulysses and the Golden Fleece functions similar to Adventure in Serenia. You need to press ScrollLock to advance output when 3 or more lines of text are displayed in order to get to the command prompt. At the command prompt you can press F1 to toggle between text/graphic and text-only display, and …

Graphic modes in old Sierra games

I know this topic has been raised many times in the past, and I have read up on all the old threads, but I cannot find the answers I am looking for. I have been going through my collection of Sierra games from the 80s and seeing if I can get them to all work properly in DOSBox. Most are fine, but I …

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