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Title: Help with command line MAME config
Post by: Jedi Master Matt on August 24, 2004, 09:52:54 pm

Greetings gang,

I've finally gotten my feet wet with command line MAME and I've got one problem I've not been able to resolve.

It involves the set-up of my Direct3D.   I'd like to enable D3D and the effect of "sharp".

In command line MAME, I get a "white screen" whenever I load a game when I've selected any of the D3D effects (sharp/scan25/etc).   In MAME32, I'm able to get D3D effects working just fine.   So my guess is that it's something I'm overlooking in the cfg file.

For sake of clarity, I'll post my Windows and D3D settings below:

### Windows video options ###
autoframeskip           0
frameskip               0
waitvsync               0
triplebuffer            0
window                  0
ddraw                   0
direct3d                1
hwstretch               1
cleanstretch            auto
resolution              1024 x 768
refresh                 0
scanlines               0
switchres               1
switchbpp               1
maximize                1
keepaspect              1
matchrefresh            0
syncrefresh             0
throttle                1
full_screen_brightness   0.000000
frames_to_run           0
effect                  none
screen_aspect           4:3

### Windows Direct3D 2D video options ###
zoom                    2
d3dtexmanage            1
d3dfilter               1
d3dfeedback             0
d3dscan                 100
d3deffectrotate         0
d3dprescale             auto
d3deffect               sharp
# d3dcustom             <NULL> (not set)
# d3dexpert             <NULL> (not set)

Any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Title: Re:Help with command line MAME config
Post by: u_rebelscum on August 25, 2004, 01:14:11 am

Not sure what's up but:

Try looking in your mame32.ini file in the mame32/ini folder.  That should have the mame.ini setting.  

Compare that with your official mame mame.ini file.