Lordmonkus

Strider isn't exactly a remaster, it's more of a re imagining of Strider and turned it into a Metroidvania game but most definitely is amazing.

Fortunately there aren't that many games to do this for.

Lol. Ok, ok that's enough, he apologized.

Not really. You can save out a preset when you find one you like and it gets saved as a preset file in the \shaders folder (before you get into the CGP and GLSL folders) and those you can cycle through with a hotkey. I think it's M or something, you can look in the hotkey bindings to find out for sure.

So many for me. Pitfall and Pitfall II when I was really young. Final Fantasy 2 and 3 for the SNES and the Phantasy Star series in my teenage years. Then as I got into the PC side of things the Quake series was huge for me Grand Prix 2,3 and 4 for my sim racing and though it wasn't a franchise Grand Prix Legends has way too many hours of play time.

I demand unintelligible Chewbacca growls.

Being disabled is no excuse. Of course acting this way gets you ignored. it's just childish and ignorant behavior. Sounds like you need some therapy, you really should go talk to someone who can help you out with your mental issues.

Jason owes you nothing, if anything you owe an apology for being so childish.

Threads like this are uncalled for.

There are people on places like Reddit and Youtube comments that just like to say shit like that because it makes them feel edgy and rebellious. Like "look at me im going against the grain and there's nothing you can do about" kind of attitude. In the real world that sort of shit would get their head punched in.

For what it's actually worth though that post got downvoted into oblivion in a hurry and hidden.

Yeah Reddit can be pretty bad. I saw in one post where someone posted Austins Mednafen Saturn tutorial video and some jack ass posted saying that if you needed a tutorial for that you shouldn't even be doing emulation. Like WOW.

Mine.. ALL MINE.

Yeah I forgot about that too, checking to make sure DTools is actually looking for the right virtual drive is a big step. But like @Zombeaversaid if everything is set up right either method to load the games should work just fine. I have used both methods with success.

Fair enough.

It might be a Windows 10 issue then, it is known to have problems with Daemon Tools.

Hmm, it should but then again I always set the integer scaling to on since I use scanline shaders so I never really tested it.

Turn off integer scaling and it should fill top to bottom.

Are you running Windows 10 ?

Do you have Hard GPU Sync On ? If so set the Hard GPU Sync Frames to 1.

Yes but in some rare cases someone may have an older version on a PC not connected to the net to upgrade

I wanted to add that for this way of importing the .pxp table files and the pinballfx.exe as the emulator only works with newer versions of PinballFX. I don't know the exact patch that added this functionality but I do know that this will not work with older versions.

Your only other option is to use a custom command line parameter for each game but it still involves most of the same steps as the batch file method. You would import the txt files as roms. Here is what I have for Dragon's Lair: lair vldp -framefile %romfile% -blend -ignore_aspect_ratio -blank_searches -precache -min_seek_delay 1000 -seek_frames_per_ms 20 -homedir H:\Emulation\Roms\Daphne -fastboot -bank 0 11011001 -bank 1 00100111 -nocrc -noissues -noserversend -sound_buffer 2048 -fullscreen -x 1600 -y 1200 The very first word in the line "lair" will change on a game to game basis and this is why setting this system up like any other regular emulator does not work. For Dragon's Lair 2 it would be "lair2" and for Space Ace is would be "ace". There is no easy way to do Daphne but the bat file method is the easiest I have found.

Create a batch file in your SSF folder and in that batch file put the following code: @echo off set game=%1% set daemon="C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" set emu="H:\Emulation\Emulators\SSF\SSF.exe" %daemon% -mount 0, %game% start /wait "" %emu% %daemon% -unmount 0 Modify the set daemon and set emu lines to match your program locations. Now in Launchbox add or modify your SSF emulator if you already have it in there as an emulator and have it point to the batch file. This will now work just like any other emulator, it will mount and unmount your image files automatically.

Graphical options are very limited in the stand alone.