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Then go back to Tecknoparrot emulator, set your settings, and load Let's Go Island and it should load up at that point. Then just leave DXWnd open, don't exit out (don't need to do anything with it moving forward other than just having Dxwnd open). You'll get an error message (that's okay). At this point you click on the file you just created (probably titled 'Let's Go Island') and select run. In input tab I clicked on correct mouse box, keep cursor within window and keep cursor fixed box. In video I set screen resolution to HDMI modes and clicked on both initial and max resolution. In the bottom right corner I clicked on the desktop circle. My Position settings in the main tab were X:70 Y:70 W:1680 H:1050 (I imagine this would depend on your monitor's resolution). Set both Path's Path to LGI_RingW_F_safe.exe and Launch path to LGI_RignW_F_Safe.exe.

Quote from: dgrace on June 14, 2017, 02:33:43 am All i did was open up dxwnd, click on add. Moreover, I didn't try to find where data are stored but I think data are shared between single screen and dual screen exe so I higlky advise you to make a copy of your whole Gundam folder and mess with the calibration on the copy But seriously, I'd highly advise you not to mess with calibration with the dualscreen exe.it's just simple maths : just be aware that for the real game, pointing the gun to the middle of your screen would mean.in the middle of the game screen so in the middle of P1 half-screen You have to select the one you want and you'll have a white square to shoot at, whereas the other player as a blackscreen. On gun settings menu, you have a line for each : '1P gun adjustment' and '2P gun adjustment'.

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Hmm weird.there's a crosshair for both players, what's why I made a no-crosshair patch (I hate this !). And, by the way, single screen mode works very weel too with single screen exeĢ. ALT+F4.or process kill by script, I didn't find something else. It runs in a Window (which is a inconvenience for playing :-/ ), that means, that if you have a high resolution screen, lower your resolution to 800*600 (or something lower than your normal resolution) so that it won't be so small.1. The second (or the third) option is very interesting and should work for everyone ! It solves the Direct3D freezing problems with this game.

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But please, do not forget to install the c++ redistributable first (it's the second link on the site: link).

Using the DxWnd tool (which allows to run old games in a windowed mode).

Using the Chaoslauncher tool <- there is an option: W-MODE (windows mode).

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Run Starcraft in a virtual machine (Windows XP Mode) <- which is ok, but you cannot get this old game full screen (no matter what you do, it resizes itself to 640*480 and leaves black borders around the game).

the more powerful your graphic chip is, the higher probability it won't work.įor these people though, there are still 2 possibilities: My personal feeling is, that it depends on your graphic card.

Selective start-up (allowing just basic services in msconfig: start->run->msconfig).

End tasking or pausing Explorer ( this is my first answer which works in 80 % of cases).

There are still people for whom all mentioned fixes WILL NOT WORK: Hey Presto! a brand new (working) Starcraft shortcut that doesn't open a command prompt window

Click on the original Starcraft.exe (with the Wraith fighter icon) and click Open.

Right-Click and go to Properties->Change Icon.

vbs file on the desktop (or wherever you keep your game shortcuts) and rename it if you wish WshShell.Run chr(34) & 'scFixed.bat' & Chr(34), 0Ĭhange scFixed.bat to whatever you named your batch file.

Right-Click->Edit and paste in the following: Set WshShell = CreateObject('WScript.Shell') If you don't like seeing a command prompt window open up when you run Starcraft, create a second file, however give this one a. We have to wait until sc1 ends, otherwise the explorer won't start! There are other guides on the net, but they miss 1 important thing: the wait switch. The solution is to kill the explorer causing these problems:Ĭopy WIN7FIX.bat in the starcraft directory (where starcraft.exe is)