As for the MIDI music, there's no SETUP.EXE to use in DOSBox, but you can use this guide to set it manually. Originally posted by AmethsytViper:I almost made a huge mistake set "fulldouble= false", NOT to "true" or it would freeze the game when it tries to start (it usually happens with "ddraw" or "surface" but it's a gimped function anyway and it's best set off). However, when I tried making the same tweaks to Doom2 and Final Doom via their respective config files, the hack did not work, and they were still opening in their very small windows.īesides my turning "fulldouble" to false, are there any tricks you can suggest to get those two rolling? Thank you again! I actually tried this last night (only with your earlier "fulldouble=true" advice) and it worked! No crashes, and the Ad-Lib OST is actually starting to grow on me again.
Thanks! I almost made a huge mistake set "fulldouble= false", NOT to "true" or it would freeze the game when it tries to start (it usually happens with "ddraw" or "surface" but it's a gimped function anyway and it's best set off). Originally posted by Winnie_The_Shizzy:Thank you Vpr! This is excellent info! It might be tomorrow night before I'm on my PC next, but I will definitely give this a try! :-Dĭo we know of any way to change the emulation support from Ad-Lib to MIDI? If you're interested, you can download it from here: and you can play tons of mods that are unplayable otherwise. GZDoom fixes tons of bugs and issues with Doom, plus it adds tons of other features, such as ability to jump, crouch, freelook. I use a source port, specifically GZDoom, and replaced Dosbox with it. It can be tedious to find the perfect setting, but just keep messing around with it, and you'll find something that works for you!Īs for the soundtrack - I haven't played vanilla Doom in a long time, so I'm not sure if you can configure that. Thanks! Go into the "Set Video Mode" in the options, and you can change the resolution. Is there any way to configure the DOSBOX emulator instance to emulate the MIDI soundtrack instead? While I'm a fan of FM in video games at large, most Ad-Lib soundtracks in my opinion, and definitely the Ad-Lib renditions of Doom are just not very good. Doom 2, on the other hand, is half whatever Doom is, so probably 320x240, and so that one is just undoably small on a 1080 display.Īlso, they're both emulating the Ad-Lib version of the soundtrack. Doom 1 is in what I'd guess is 640x480, which is an annoying, but livable screen size. I tried alt+enter, and it seemed like it tried to go full screen, but then it'd revert back to the small window. Originally posted by Winnie_The_Shizzy:Hi!
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