Closed PublicVoidUpdate closed 3 years ago
Look for a file named ocemu.cfg
in %APPDATA%\\OCEmu
on Windows and $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ocemu
or $HOME/.config/ocemu
on Linux.
Inside, you should see something like this:
components {
{"gpu", "9ba383c4-51d9-4b1a-bfd6-1fc466922e12", 0, 160, 50, 3},
{"modem", "1342a5de-7657-41ee-b4c5-af176020a7fc", 1, false},
{"eeprom", "c32ac015-0471-4200-914f-c4ade1f2c0f5", 9, "lua/bios.lua"},
{"filesystem", "77ce427c-4072-4787-b040-35a333f69869", -1, "tmpfs", "tmpfs", false, 5},
{"filesystem", "5c6c151a-59af-4a0b-be4f-1d639c2b9014", 5, nil, "OpenOS", false, 4, 4096000},
{"internet", "fad3903a-450c-4c07-93f8-aa81ef43eb4b", 2},
{"computer", "b0006609-b010-41aa-9732-0dfc5d9e1157", -1},
{"ocemu", "71a192b7-ae54-4bfc-9369-7e3cad69875d", -1},
{"screen_sdl2", "0df59abc-4a59-4b97-b037-d370a15bcd0b", -1, 160, 50, 3},
{"keyboard_sdl2", "49342548-b0ea-4a5e-af02-6a2d6ecd107b", -1}
}
In both the "gpu"
and "screen"
the last three values are respectively the resolution width, the resolution height and the tier. Just be sure in your configuration file that those last values are 160, 50, 3
(max resolution and max tier).
Thank you so much!
Is there an ability to change the tier of the GPU / screen in the emulator, I'm trying to run mineos but the resolution is too low on the emulated screen.