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    Fallout 1 to work on msdos

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    • EfriimE
      Efriim @shavecat
      last edited by Efriim

      @shavecat
      Have you set the
      memsize = 32 in the roms/pc/fallout.conf

      art_cache_size=8, in the roms/pc/FALLOUT1/INTRPLAY/FALLOUT/fallout.cfg?

      I think they have to be under their class identifier
      [dosbox] and [system]

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      • shavecatS
        shavecat @Efriim
        last edited by

        @Efriim
        So i added to the system in the fallout.cfg
        ed0287ed-6730-446f-bd21-929110532d57-image.png

        still loading screen then exit

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @shavecat
          last edited by mitu

          @shavecat Remove the exit at the end of the autoexec section so you can see the actual error.
          And please, try to use text when posting instead of images - it makes it impossible to copy/paste configurations. If you're using Putty, it's enough to select the lines you want copied and they're automatically copied to the clipboard.

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          • shavecatS
            shavecat @mitu
            last edited by

            @mitu
            Thanks , i dont really see the error problem (with the AUTOTEXE) .
            but i loaded it direct with the Fallout.exe file.
            and will try not images no more.
            thanks again.

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            • EfriimE
              Efriim @shavecat
              last edited by

              @shavecat
              memsize=32 does go in the dosbox.conf, sorry to confuse them. They look similar, I don't type very well.

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              • EfriimE
                Efriim
                last edited by

                It is really slow too so don't be too disappointed. It is a great game though, you should play it on your computer.

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                • shavecatS
                  shavecat @Efriim
                  last edited by shavecat

                  @Efriim
                  U right was 64 , now i change it to 32.
                  Im still getting like a white screen after loading then quit.

                  Shame that is so slow if u saying :\

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                  • EfriimE
                    Efriim @shavecat
                    last edited by Efriim

                    @shavecat
                    64 would work, I can't say what isn't working. Usually if it closes after loading. Is it going back to dos? Are you seeing a fallout splashscreen?

                    Are you using the Fallout.exe with DOS32A patched, or the regular one from patch 1.2 or 1.1 with DOS4GW? Either would work, but I patched the other one with dos32a myself, so maybe it is just weird.

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                    • shavecatS
                      shavecat @Efriim
                      last edited by

                      @Efriim
                      Fallout 1.1 patch (official)
                      i am seeing the splashscreen loading screen for fallout its even chagne everytime i start it again.
                      then after loading white screen and exit back to dos (emulator).
                      /maybe another patch ?

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                      • EfriimE
                        Efriim @shavecat
                        last edited by

                        @shavecat
                        Nah that patch will work.
                        Are you using lr-dosbox?

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                        • shavecatS
                          shavecat @Efriim
                          last edited by shavecat

                          @Efriim
                          lr-dosbox no.
                          Trying it with that now.. now its really really slow the loading fallout screen looks stuck...and quit :\

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                          • EfriimE
                            Efriim @shavecat
                            last edited by

                            @shavecat
                            Yeah lr-dosbox loads configuration a little differently, like the cycles will be at default 1000, and I don't ever use it to understand it.

                            Well heres my autoexec from Fallout.conf, it's nothing special, and it obviously isn't finalized.

                            [autoexec]
                            # Lines in this section will be run at startup.
                            # You can put your MOUNT lines here.
                            @echo off
                            mount c "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc"
                            #mount c "/home/pi/RetroPie/memorycard/dos"
                            #set PATH=%PATH%;C:\bin;C:\setedit\bin;C:\bin\HXRT\BIN
                            c:
                            cd Fallout
                            
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                            • shavecatS
                              shavecat @Efriim
                              last edited by shavecat

                              @Efriim

                              HOLY MOLY !!!!!
                              ITS WORKING !!!!!!! with the dosbox .
                              THANKS A LOT !!
                              looks good and good speed too.
                              thank you !!
                              Just load the FALLOUT.EXE .

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                              • mituM
                                mitu Global Moderator @shavecat
                                last edited by

                                @shavecat said in Fallout 1 to work on msdos:

                                Just load the FALLOUT.EXE .

                                What did you try before - and it was not working ?

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                                • EfriimE
                                  Efriim @mitu
                                  last edited by

                                  @mitu
                                  lol

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                                  • shavecatS
                                    shavecat @mitu
                                    last edited by shavecat

                                    @mitu
                                    @Efriim :
                                    memsize=32 (did at my 64) does go in the dosbox.conf, sorry to confuse them. They look similar, I don't type very well.
                                    i think that one help .
                                    but im not sure lol :)

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