@LogicDeLuxe interested in a hack?

Is it possible to use Ultimate Talkie with the 16-color ega version of MI? It is unlikely, because the UT edition website lists the following requirement: "A VGA compatible graphics card for the DOS version". Also, I think the UT builder would be looking for data files that came with the VGA versio...

Is it possible to use Ultimate Talkie with the 16-color ega version of MI?

Those two files will only give a partial answer (which I already gave here ). This actually depends on the graphics mode and stretch mode selected in the options. If you select the OpenGL graphics mode, then all the scaling and stretching, including the aspect ratio correction, is done in one pass ...

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Tue Dec 11, 2018 9:48 pm

Best to read the code...
https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/blob ... aspect.cpp
https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm/blob ... aphics.cpp

Thanks, but I can't read that. Can you tell me which order the stretching occurs?

I'm interested in how ScummVM actually performs the aspect ratio stretch so each pixel is 1.2 tall. Is this done pre-upscale and then scaled up to full screen, or is it always performed on the up-scale? Otherwise, Guybrush would look like "forced aspect correction": https://i.imgur.com/Al4UJ4V.jpg S...

11 years later and this still isn't an option because of FM Townes authenticity? Why not have it in anyways so people can decide how they want it to look, just as games without subtitles and speech simultaneously do, games intended for a limited amount platforms can be run on any system, and improve...

Still wondering if it's possible to use the original sound effects with ultimate talkie? Love the vocies but hate the new sound effects.

No, there is nothing even close to that. Engines call screen update up to 200 times per second, and normally there are dirty rectangles involved, so the frames are not even redrawn. The FPS topic normally belongs to hardware or hardware emulators. ScummVM is none of these. Eugene Ahh so technically...

No, there is nothing even close to that. Engines call screen update up to 200 times per second, and normally there are dirty rectangles involved, so the frames are not even redrawn. The FPS topic normally belongs to hardware or hardware emulators. ScummVM is none of these. Eugene Ahh so technically...

There is no such thing as frames per second in ScummVM. Your question is not valid in our context. Every engine runs at their own speed which often ruled by the game scripts, and all of that, in turn, is served by the backends. The only place where the FPS is more or less steady in ScummVM is the v...

Is there a framecap or framerate limit in ScummVM? I'm interested since a lot of games for it wouldn't go much about 60fps, usually about 30fps. Is there an actual cap on the rendering side of ScummVM at all? FRAPS gives me 100+fps for ScummVM running Maniac Mansion.

It's interesting since the cursor moves without any sort of latency which is usually accompanied with software drawn cursors (thimble weed park for instance would be software drawn and feels slightly laggy). It also always moves at full frame rate, rather than locked to the games frame rate (fatty b...

I understand in Windows, the cursor can only be rendered a certain size when using hardware (GPU) rendered cursors, but most ScummVM games are displayed with cursor sizes that far exceed the limit. However, usually software cursors have some form of lag on them, or so I found. How are the cursors re...

Great PnC title!