Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: Zinfari on June 01, 2003, 01:21:01 pm
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Hi all,
First off, is there any way to change the default res? It defaults to 1024x768 and for those of us that are running arcade monitors that's a bit of an issue. I'm running a WG D9200 so I actaully can run at 1024x768, but it's not very crisp so text is very difficult to read. This is causing an issue for me as I can read about half of the instructions for the install.
I think I managed to decifer the instructions, but all i get is a blank screen. If I hit Tab i get the menu screen and the opening screen comes up, but I'm not sure that it's generating the game list correctly as I'm assuming that's what I should be seeing.
My guess at this point is that I missed something in the setup or in one of the setup files, but I haven't found it yet. I know it's brand new and was forwarned there was no docs yet so I'm looking for assistance for the masses. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
-Zinfari
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Ok... not sure how i missed it, but looks like this is already been discussed in another thread. Old age setting in I guess.
-Zinfari
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Hi all,
First off, is there any way to change the default res? It defaults to 1024x768 and for those of us that are running arcade monitors that's a bit of an issue. I'm running a WG D9200 so I actaully can run at 1024x768, but it's not very crisp so text is very difficult to read. This is causing an issue for me as I can read about half of the instructions for the install.
in your frontend.ini
****This is a quick and dirty way for Lazarus to set your display settings for you...
****It dosen't hold to this res though so make sure all of your emus are configured to match this res..
****Please note that this will force the settings upon windows wheather your hardware supports them or not.
****I HOLD NO RESPONSIBLITY FOR DAMAGE TO YOUR MONITOR OR VIDEO CARD IF YOU USE UNSUPPORTED SETTINGS!! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!
xRes= 1024
YRes= 768
set it to your needs...that should do it...
peter