narzoul / DDrawCompat

DirectDraw and Direct3D 1-7 compatibility, performance and visual enhancements for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11
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Ace Ventura (1996) #285

Closed AlfredoDore closed 3 months ago

AlfredoDore commented 4 months ago

None of the ddraw compacts work on it, however the game works with OTVDM, couldn't you make a compilation to make it work? the game works almost correctly, but there are flaws in the sources and playing on w 11 without an emulator is much better than on the dosbox emulator, the game is faster and the sound quality is simply better, since I use the VST midi driver To play, I'm reducing my monitor's resolution to the maximum, but here in the print, I took it at 1920x1080 resolution and as you can see, there are errors in the fonts, certain writings don't appear image

BEENNath58 commented 4 months ago

If the game works with Otvdm it's unlikely to use DDrawCompat as it's not a 16bit component

AlfredoDore commented 3 months ago

If the game works with Otvdm it's unlikely to use DDrawCompat as it's not a 16bit component

Look, there is the launcher for the W 95, maybe this will solve the problems with fonts, it would be good to investigate

BEENNath58 commented 3 months ago

If the game works with Otvdm it's unlikely to use DDrawCompat as it's not a 16bit component

Look, there is the launcher for the W 95, maybe this will solve the problems with fonts, it would be good to investigate

A Win3.1 port is more likely to use GDI or WinG in my opinion, over DirectDraw. Although I should not conclude that my assumptions is correct...

narzoul commented 3 months ago

If the game works with Otvdm it's unlikely to use DDrawCompat as it's not a 16bit component

Look, there is the launcher for the W 95, maybe this will solve the problems with fonts, it would be good to investigate

What launcher? The game is 16-bit, so it can't use DirectDraw. Is there a 32-bit version somewhere?

narzoul commented 3 months ago

I'm assuming the answer is no.