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Fantastic! Thanks a lot. Just now I test as many devices as I can, because I made interface more responsive to various screen sizes and dpi. Pretty hard, but it works finally (seems :-D).
Hi,
Good new is that I already have version with IPX support. Bad is that I didn’t have time to test it yet. This should include serial modem too.
In next 2 weeks will go out the version 33. I took a bit more time on this version, because I rewrote plenty internals and main menu.
After that we can look at the modem and ipx. Can I contact you after the version 33 will be released? I’ll need help with correct setup for testing.
Tony
Well, it’s done and will be in next version. You’ll be able find it after you’ll start the game under “mouse” options.
Hello,
With MOO II you mean Master of Orion II?
Isn’t better to play this game with absolute mouse? It should work.
I’ll check that at home in next few hours.
Well, seems I don’t use dosbox based “sensitivity” option. I’ll look at this.
Best regards,
TonyEdit : I just added it to Mouse options and works for only for relative mouse, because absolute mouse works very funny with this option. Do you need this for absolute m.?
Memories…:) And yes, the resolution fix will be imported. Maybe I can create blank profiles with this fix for Realms of Arkania 1 and 2. These needs the same fix
Well, I added midi update to version upcoming 32. GUI will be not available yet, but you can define midi options in expert setting
this will be necessary to add:
[midi]
mpu401=intelligent
mididevice=default
mt32.thread=on
mt32.romdir=/storage/emulated/0/ROMDIR
mt32.analog=2mpu401 set to none or intelligent
mididevice set to default or mt32
mt32.romdir is directory in which are stored midi ROMfiles
#analog means quality, 0=fastest,2=good middleFantastic! Thanks a lot;) Should be great if someone else can make layout for ADOM too. I’ll try write on google play
Hi,
yes, there is progress on MIDI currently, but MIDI is partially supported in already released version 31. In midi config you must define this section :
[midi]
mpu401=intelligent
mididevice=default
mt32.thread=offThe path to ROMs is hardcoded now for development
/storage/emulated/0/MagicBox/MT32ROM/If your device does not support this path then it will not work. If yes, then place ROMs into MT32ROM folder
Today I finished mt32 library implementation with thread support. The version 32 will be released in next 7-10 days and will not have yet this modification. It will be probably in version 33, but without GUI. GUI will be added in version 34
This is plan if everything will go fine:)
EDIT : Or maybe I’ll synchronize latest midi to next version and will be available only in expert settings. Will see…
Best regards,
TonyTested games :
MS-DOS
Command and Conquer 1
Command and Conquer 1 : Red Alert
Doom
Wacky wheels
Dune 2
Spellcross
Heroes of Might and Magic 1
Heroes of Might and Magic 2
Warcraft 1
Warcraft 2
Raptor
Dungeon Master 1
Dungeon Master 2
Might and Magic 3Windows
Windows 95 image
Might and Magic 6Hello,
currently bag does not provide scrolling. This means that you can have on your screen so many columns/row how many your screen allows. For example my phone can have 3 rows and nvidia shield tablet 7 rows. Currently you must set two columns with 4 rows. Maybe I can add something like scrollbar in near future. Aftewr that I can allow to have more rows.
Best regards,
TonyHi,
Dosbox architecture allows to use one thread for dosbox core. This is because it emulates PC from ancient times, when PC’s were single threaded. Must be so. It’s different architecture then f.e sony playstation. It’s multicore from nature.
For make things better Magic dosbox takes raw sound and raw graphics and process them on own separated thread. Dosbox core thread benefits from this action and gets better performance.
Additional thread handles and processes input events. This makes things cleaner and blocks spamming dosbox.
Magic Dosbox benefits from multithreaded devices – not so much like Sony Playstation emulator because of architecture, but benefits.
