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Sounds like a great idea. May require quite a lot of work, so thanks in advance if you’ll decide to do it. ?
“Little-simple”? Man, I’d love to see one of your complicated ones. ?
Very nice laayout, thank you very much! ?Duke Caribbean is working for me. I’ve got a very old cdrom version, with a gamer.exe that installs the addon.
Don’t know if the Gog version does things differently, but if works in vanilla Dosbox on your PC, it must work in Magic Dosbox, too.
Yes, 400×300, or at least 512×385, would be great, but don’t work.
If you can figure something out, please let me know.Yeah, I know. On my S7, it’s actually not so unplayable, “only” veeeery choppy.
If only there was a way to set it to 320×240, it would perfectly.Simple: press the orange + sign on the left, then “Import profile”, and navigate to where you downloaded the .mgc file.
What is it you need exactly? It’s pretty straightforward actually, once you get into it.
Easiest way is to download and tweak an existing .mgc file. I”ve made on for Daggerfall, maybe that’s a good starting point for you.
No idea. Some installers just won’t work properly, others take ages to copy stuff.
You can install everything on your PC with ykhwong’s build, then copy the .img file to your phone.@Pokemologist You’re welcome. As a rule of thumb, Exynos=much better cpu, Snapdragon/Adreno=much better gpu.
If you’re rooted, you can set performance governor for some extra speed boost. That helped a lot on my SD805 Note 4, though it caused quite a lot of cpu heating.Lol, hopefully.?
First thing to do is enter your game profile settings by long-pressing the icon, then tap “Edit”. Scroll down to “Performance”, and check “cycles: max”.
That should already do the trick, at least on the Exynos S7 variant, which is imctedibly powerful when it comes to emulation.If your S7 has the Snapdragon chipset instead of Exynos, it may be too slow to run Duke 3D at higher settings. In that case, you need to launch the setup.exe in the Duke3D directory, and select a lower video mode, e.g. 640×480, or 320×200.
