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I just tried it on a Galaxy S10e, running the latest Android 12 update, and it’s working just fine. Looks like a weird issue with your particular game version. Really odd though how it only seems to happen on some OS versions on your devices.
Interesting. Must be a Tab A specific issue, because it’s working on other Samsung devices on Android 11+. Really weird though.
All of these should be working:
https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/CommandsDang, it’s all working fine for me. Galaxy S9+, Android 10 though. I can try to get my hands on an Android 12 phone for testing.
That’s why I asked – so it’s not an issue with the s-pen itself, but rather with either (1) your particular device or (2) your mouse settings.
I think it’s probably best if you upload one or two of your profiles, so we can test on some other devices, to see if we can pinpoint the issue. 🙂For clarification: this issue only happens when you’re using the s-pen? So when you’re tapping the screen with your finger right after that, it’s all working fine?
Great to hear! 👍
Using fhd or higher resolutions also has no performance impact on Dosbox, but on the upside, you get a crisper image.Weird. Maybe it’s related to screen resolution (complete shot in the dark here)? So maybe try setting your res to FHD instead of WQHD?
Maybe you can fix that with mouse sensitivity settings? When you find the working values for absolute mouse, target should also work.
It’s very delicate and can break easily, due to all the stuff that goes on in between. Make sure you always clickt the refresh button before you pick the pixels. And I think it also reacts strange if you change image scaling afterwards (e.g. from original aspect ratio to stretch-to-fill).
Hm, maybe you can add a “Wait” command to the deadly strike widget to allow the save game section to load in, then execute the next commands within the same DS widget. You can also trigger another DS widget by using the “Combo” option:
1. Pixel Trap -> triggers Deadly Strike widget
2. Deadly Strike widget -> triggers another Deadly Strike widget (via “Combo” command)You can assign Deadly Strike widgets to a Pixel Trap. Create the widget first, then create a new Pixel Trap, and chose the Deadly Strike widget as action for the appear/disappear condition.
Pixel Traps are arguably one of the coolest features in Magic Dosbox. The amount of automation you can build into 30+ years old DOS games is pretty mindblowing. 🙂
