Found the answer myself: Thunder Blade does use analog input signals, I just needed to adjust the MAME analog settings.

Are you running Windows 98 with a virtual machine or is it the original OS? If it's the original, are all the drivers installed?

I'm running arcade rom Thunder Blade on MAME and my analog controller sticks are behaving like regular buttons, either all or nothing. For example, if I push a little on the stick to reduce speed it doesn't respond until I gradually push further enough. Then it finally does respond, but by totally …

type=sbpro2 Still nothing. :depressed: The only way I can get it running is to set it to adlib in the install. I recall thar driver's hard coded to use IRQ 5. Then we might need to add I5 parameter to SET BLASTER= and change the Dosbox .conf file, but I've tried it to no avail. I added the …

mmplay.zip FOOTSTEP.16 to FOOTSTEP.VOC and CT-VOICE.16 to CT-VOICE.DRV Correct :) ...and a bit of further explanation/instruction for *other* Sound Blaster cards: For a standard Sound Blaster (8-bit non-Pro): Copy CT-VOICE.SB to CT-VOICE.DRV, and FOOTSTEP.SB to FOOTSTEP.VOC. For a Sound Blaster Pro …

Follow carefully all these steps and you will get Innocent Until Caught to work with Sound Blaster effects. Some steps in this guide can be changed or omitted, but follow them all if you want to be safe. Essentially, the 5 main things you need to do are: -- use text edit to add a line of code to …

Okay, thanks everyone. This is what's been happening: It DOES work with fullscreen=1024x768 output=overlay aspect=true but only if I load an actual game. I didn't want to spend time on this step so I was stuck on that vertically squished C:\ prompt screen. Without the video cards installed the …

Thanks, I checked your videos but still have the problem with the bars on top and bottom. I tested my theory on another computer, a Thinkcentre A50p, and had the following results: 1) Installed AGP GeForce FX 5700LE 128MB card without drivers and had the bars. 1) Installed AGP GeForce FX 5700LE …

I am using an older LCD 4:3 standard monitor to stay with the older gaming experience. When I use the computer's integrated graphics card Dosbox works flawlessly: the fullscreen mode fills my whole 4:3 screen from corner to corner as it should. After installing a video card (Nvidea GeForce 6600GT …