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Disable Textures
NOTEXTURES
+NOTEXTURES
Remap all textures with a white texture (Direct3D only).
3D wireframe
WIREFRAME
+WIREFRAME
Show graphics in wireframe mode. This option works with Direct3D and OpenGL programs, but not with DirectDraw programs.
Disable Fogging
DISABLEFOGGING
+DISABLEFOGGING
Disables the fogging effect (Direct3D only).
Clear target viewport
CLEARTARGET
+CLEARTARGET
Forcefully invokes the Direct3D "Clean" method on the target surface every time the "BeginScene" method is invoked. Most games already do this, but some omit it because there were no undesired effects on the computers that were in use at the time. Running these games in windowed mode on modern platforms may show trails of previous frames. This flag cleans up graphical artifacts from old frames, resolving this issue.
Set AERO compatible mode
SETCOMPATIBILITY
+SETCOMPATIBILITY
Forces the program to declare its compatibility with AERO desktop mode by invoking the DirectDraw SetAppCompatData call, suppressing the switch from AERO to standard desktop mode. Useful for Windows Vista to Windows 8.
Optimize for AERO mode
AEROBOOST
+AEROBOOST
Optimizes operations for the AERO environment. All stretching and color conversion operations are made on system memory surfaces, and then the final blit to screen doesn't break the AERO mode.
Hook DirectSound
HOOKDIRECTSOUND
+HOOKDIRECTSOUND
Hooks DirectSound to avoid hardware exclusive access, allowing debugging, tracing, and future expansions.
Hook Smackw32
HOOKSMACKW32
+HOOKSMACKW32
Hooks Smackw32 to avoid tight looping, allowing debugging, tracing, and future expansions. When this flag is active, the SmackOpen call activates a thread that ensures that all frames are refreshed to the screen (similar to the "Auto Primary Surface Blit" option in DirectDraw Surface Handling).
+Hooks Smackw32 to avoid tight looping, allowing debugging, tracing, and future expansions. When this flag is active, the SmackOpen call activates a thread that ensures that all frames are refreshed to the screen (similar to the "Auto Primary Surface Blit" option in DirectDraw Surface Handling).
Simulate BW monitor
BLACKWHITE
+BLACKWHITE
Activate a tweak in the palette handling that causes all colors to be replaced with the corresponding grayscale color. It works only on 8BPP palettized games or while emulating 16BPP on a 32BPP desktop.
Set 16BPP RGB565 encoding
USERGB565
+USERGB565
By default, DxWnd emulates 16BPP color with RGB555 encoding. The option forces RGB565. This option only impacts the video in emulation mode and with 16BPP color depth.
Lock Sys Colors
LOCKSYSCOLORS
+LOCKSYSCOLORS
Suppresses the SetSysColors API that changes the colors of system elements, such as window borders and panel backgrounds. Some fullscreen games change these colors when they start and revert them when they exit, which is unnoticeable when these games run in fullscreen mode but very noticeable when they are run in a window. The only known game that needs this option is Western Front.
Lock reserved palette entries
LOCKRESERVEDPALETTE
+LOCKRESERVEDPALETTE
This option simulates a lock on the system palette entries (usually 20 colors, corresponding to 0-9 and 246-255 in the 8-bit, 256-color palette entries), preventing DirectDraw calls from updating these values.
Disable setting gamma ramp
DISABLEGAMMARAMP
+DISABLEGAMMARAMP
Prevents the API from altering the default gamma ramp, making the screen lighter or darker. Since the API affects the whole screen, this flag is mainly useful to prevent a game's gamma settings from affecting your entire desktop.
/T + | /T |
-Starts DxWnd iconized in the System Tray (see DxWnd in the System Tray). + | Starts DxWnd iconized in the System Tray (see DxWnd in the System Tray). |
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/I + | /I |
-Starts DxWnd initially in the IDLE state, so that it doesn't affect the programs until you manually issue a Hook > Start command. + | Starts DxWnd initially in the IDLE state, so that it doesn't affect the programs until you manually issue a Hook > Start command. |
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/C:<filename> + | /C:<filename> |
-Uses the <filename> configuration file instead of the default config.ini file. In any case, the configuration file must be located in DxWnd's working directory. + | Uses the <filename> configuration file instead of the default config.ini file. In any case, the configuration file must be located in DxWnd's working directory. |
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/lang=<xx> + | /lang=<xx> |
-If you need a localized version of DxWnd, this argument causes DxWnd to load all resource text from the external DLLs, given in Resources_<xx>.dll. + | If you need a localized version of DxWnd, this argument causes DxWnd to load all resource text from the external DLLs, given in Resources_<xx>.dll. |
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/debug + | /debug |
Enables debug features. Not recommended! |
diff --git a/build/help/Compatibility.html b/build/help/Compatibility.html
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Correct mouse position |
-MODIFYMOUSE + | MODIFYMOUSE |
Compensate for X,Y mouse coordinates when the window is moved or resized. It should be typically set for most games. |
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Position message processing |
-MESSAGEPROC + | MESSAGEPROC |
Some programs get the current mouse position via the dedicated GetCursorPos API, but others analyze the POINT coordinates that are includes in every window message the program receives. This flag enables a Windows hook that receives messages and compensates for windowed mode's displacement of mouse coordinates by adjusting them to the equivalent fullscreen coordinates. |
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
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Force cursor clipping |
-CLIPCURSOR + | CLIPCURSOR |
Set hardware cursor clipping within the window's region. This greatly improves the game's playability in some cases (namely, the Dungeon Keeper series). |
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Keep cursor within window |
-KEEPCURSORWITHIN + | KEEPCURSORWITHIN |
Avoid moving the cursor outside the window area. This was used as a “Cursor OFF” directive in some games. |
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Keep cursor fixed |
-KEEPCURSORFIXED + | KEEPCURSORFIXED |
Inhibits the SetCursorPos() API. In some cases, it affects the program's behavior (e.g. the game Necrodrome). |
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Intercept GDI cursor clipping |
-ENABLECLIPPING + | ENABLECLIPPING |
Disables GDI clipping, avoiding unpleasant effects such as preventing the mouse from moving within the whole window. |
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Fix WM_NCHITTEST |
-FIXNCHITTEST + | FIXNCHITTEST |
-Fixes the WM_NCHITTEST message X,Y coordinates. When the window's border behaves strangely, set this flag to correct the position of the mouse cursor. + | Fixes the WM_NCHITTEST message X,Y coordinates. When the window's border behaves strangely, set this flag to correct the position of the mouse cursor. |
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Slow down mouse polling |
-SLOW + | SLOW |
Some old programs have this bad habit of continuously looping through the mouse status polling with no delay, hogging 100% of CPU resources. This flag introduces a minimal and unnoticeable delay between mouse polls, saving CPU resources. |
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Release mouse outside window |
-RELEASEMOUSE + | RELEASEMOUSE |
Normally, when the mouse is placed outside the window and the window keeps receiving mouse messages, the mouse cursor is placed on the corresponding window border and the program performs video scrolling or so forth. There are some cases in which you don't want this to happen: for instance, when you want to alternate between two programs, such as a game and a keyboard simulator. Checking this flag causes DxWnd to detect the "mouse outside window" condition, and in this case it places the cursor right in the middle of the screen, where it is supposed to cause no harm. |
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Enable virtual joystick |
-VIRTUALJOYSTICK + | VIRTUALJOYSTICK |
Some games require a joystick. If a joystick is not connected, this flag emulates a rudimentary joystick, controlled by mouse movement. The X and Y axes are controlled by mouse movement, the two primary joystick buttons are controlled by left and right click, and the joystick centering function is controlled by the middle mouse button (if available). The joystick's position and its button states are shown in a cross-shaped viewfinder that overlaps the game window. |
diff --git a/build/help/Cursorvisibility.html b/build/help/Cursorvisibility.html
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Hide |
-HIDEHWCURSOR + | HIDEHWCURSOR |
Forces hiding the hardware cursor. |
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Show |
-SHOWHWCURSOR + | SHOWHWCURSOR |
Forces showing the hardware cursor. |
diff --git a/build/help/Ddrawtweaks.html b/build/help/Ddrawtweaks.html
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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
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No primary SYSTEMMEMORY |
-NOSYSMEMPRIMARY + | NOSYSMEMPRIMARY |
DirectDraw applications have much better performance if they can operate on system memory rather than video memory, particularly when reading surface memory. Since the virtual primary surface has to be read before it can be transferred to the actual primary surface, it's best to use system memory offscreen surfaces whenever possible. Unfortunately, some programs request hardware acceleration functions that are only available for video surfaces. This flag forces the virtual primary surface to be created in system memory, sacrificing performance for compatibility. |
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No backbuffer SYSTEMMEMORY |
-NOSYSMEMBACKBUF + | NOSYSMEMBACKBUF |
Similar to the NOSYSMEMPRIMARY flag, but applied to the backbuffer surface. It's rare to need both of these flags, and which one to use depends on where the application performs the accelerated functions. |
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
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Lock/Unlock Pitch Fix |
-FIXPITCH + | FIXPITCH |
Some programs ignore the pitch value returned by the DirectDrawSurface::Lock method and fill the graphics buffer according to an incorrect predetermined pitch value. This discrepancy is caused when DxWnd creates virtual surfaces with varying pitch values that may not correspond to the original values when creating the surface on a different memory type (system memory and video memory). When this is happening to a hooked program, some elements may appear diagonally skewed. Note how the left border of the text widget in the figure below goes down and to the right rather than straight down, distorting the contained text as well. This flag resolves the issue by copying the graphic scan lines to the proper memory offset. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Width not power of 2 fix |
-POWER2WIDTH + | POWER2WIDTH |
Some programs produce texture surfaces of odd sizes, which are generally not supported but can be detected when the textures have an incorrect aspect ratio. This flag resolves the issue by copying the graphic scan lines to the proper memory offset. The most notable example of this issue is in Midtown Madness. |
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Fix ddraw refcount |
-FIXREFCOUNTER + | FIXREFCOUNTER |
Decrement the reference counter of some objects to properly track all of DxWnd's service objects. |
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Return 0 refcount |
-RETURNNULLREF + | RETURNNULLREF |
Always return a 0 reference counter when a surface or DirectDraw session is released. |
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Suppress overlay capability |
-SUPPRESSOVERLAY + | SUPPRESSOVERLAY |
Prevents the game from detecting any hardware overlay capability. Hardware overlay is very efficient, but not very flexible. If you run a program with hardware overlay in a window, you may be able to reposition and resize the window, but the blitted surface (the content of the window) doesn't move or change. This flag makes programs ignore hardware overlay capability so that you can move or stretch the window with expected results. The most notable example of this issue is in Moto Racer 2. |
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Set minimal caps |
-MINIMALCAPS + | MINIMALCAPS |
Simulates minimal hardware capabilities similar to what's available by the VirtualPC or VMWare emulators. Some older games may not support advanced features, in which case this flag can improve the rendering process and eliminate some artifacts. |
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Deinterlace movies |
-DEINTERLACE + | DEINTERLACE |
Interlaced movies on old games would improve their frame rate by only showing the odd horizontal lines of the video, leaving even lines black. The black lines weren't very noticeable on old monitors, but the effect becomes more pronounced on modern computers. This flag detects interlaced movies and interpolates the lines above and below each black line to approximate a full video, improving the video quality at the cost of some extra CPU usage. |
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Set ZBufferBitDepths capability |
-SETZBUFFERBITDEPTHS + | SETZBUFFERBITDEPTHS |
The dwZBufferBitDepths is an obsolete field in the DirectDraw surface descriptor. It is no longer set and should be ignored, but some old programs rely on the value of this field and may crash if the field is empty (contains the null value). This flag copies the value returned by the GetCaps method and places it into the dwZBufferBitDepths field. The most notable example of this issue is in Mech Commander 2. |
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Limit ddraw interface |
-LIMITDDRAW + | LIMITDDRAW |
Instead of using a specific version of DirectDraw, some programs simply request the most recent version available on the machine. Using a version of DirectDraw that is significantly newer than what was available when the game was developed may have poor results. This option hides newer versions of DirectDraw from the hooked program, basically allowing you to manually specify which version of DirectDraw the program should use. Choose a maximum DirectDraw version from the drop-down menu located near this option. |
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Forces HEL |
-FORCESHEL + | FORCESHEL |
Forces Hardware Emulation Layer. |
diff --git a/build/help/Desktopcolordepth.html b/build/help/Desktopcolordepth.html
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Textures not power of 2 fix |
-NOPOWER2FIX + | NOPOWER2FIX |
Some games don't properly check whether the hardware can properly manage textures whose sizes are not a power of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128 bits). If textures of a different size are processed by hardware without this capability, you get diagonal effects on the rendered image. The option fixes this problem. |
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Clean ZBUFFER @0.0 fix |
-ZBUFFER0CLEAN + | ZBUFFER0CLEAN |
Some games don't properly clear the zeta buffer between frames, producing incorrect surface z-ordering and other issues. This flag fixes this problem. |
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Clean ZBUFFER @1.0 fix |
-ZBUFFERCLEAN + | ZBUFFERCLEAN |
-Some games don't properly clear the zeta buffer between frames, producing incorrect surface z-ordering and other issues. This flag fixes this problem. It is similar to ZBUFFER0CLEAN, but it works in different contexts. + | Some games don't properly clear the zeta buffer between frames, producing incorrect surface z-ordering and other issues. This flag fixes this problem. It is similar to ZBUFFER0CLEAN, but it works in different contexts. |
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Suppress D3D8/9 Reset |
-NOD3DRESET + | NOD3DRESET |
Do not perform the D3D reset operation. |
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Suppress d3d9 extensions |
-SUPPRESSD3DEXT + | SUPPRESSD3DEXT |
D3d9.dll comes in different versions depending on the platform: on older windows releases it exports the Direct3DCreate API, while in more recent versions there are many further exported calls. This flag suppresses the additional entries. |
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Enumerate 16bit modes + |
+ENUM16BITMODES + |
+On Windows 10, the list of available video modes (see DirectDraw8/9::EnumAdapterModes) may not include those with color depths lower than 32bpp while no fullscreen programs are running (known as "desktop composition mode"). This may impact games that need 8- or 16-bit color depth. This flag forces the inclusion of modes with 16-bit color depth. + |
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Auto primary surface refresh
AUTOREFRESH
+AUTOREFRESH
Some badly programmed games (namely the "Cossaks" series) don't follow the specification to blit changes on screen, they just get the primary surface memory address and keep writing there. The option forces a periodic blitting of the primary surface on screen even if the game doesn't request it. You want a second example? It has not been easy to find, but "Crush! Deluxe" suffers the same problem.
switch VIDEO to SYSTEM on fail
VIDEOTOSYSTEMMEM
+VIDEOTOSYSTEMMEM
When this option is set and a CreateSurface fails because of video memory shortage, DxWnd backs this up by creating the surface on memory. Oddly enough, some games expect to notice this by themselves and work correctly only when the option is NOT set.
Suppress DX common errors
SUPPRESSDXERRORS
+SUPPRESSDXERRORS
Some games running in windowed mode generate sporadic errors that wouldn't prevent the game to work, but terminate the application. This option makes directx methods return OK condition in such common cases.
Make Backbuf attachable
BACKBUFATTACH
+BACKBUFATTACH
Alters the size specification of the created backbuffer so that it copes with the actual primary surface, so that it may be attachable to a ZBUFFER surface. It makes “Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX” playable.
Blit from Backbuffer
BLITFROMBACKBUFFER
+BLITFROMBACKBUFFER
Some games (the Sims, the only one so far....) read graphic data from the primary surface. When the game runs windowed, the approximation introduced in a scaled window brings cumulative error that appear as a progressive "smearing" effect. In this case, it might be better to read the data from the backbuffer surface that is not scaled, even if in such a way you get other troubles when scrolling (see it by yourself...). The only reasonable alternative: write game code in a better way, in my opinion!
Suppress clipper
SUPPRESSCLIPPING
+SUPPRESSCLIPPING
DxWnd sets clipping on the primary surface. If the game does it as way, there might be interferences. As a matter of fact, setting this flag is the only way to make "Pax Imperia Eminent Domain" working correctly.
Force clipper
FORCECLIPPER
+FORCECLIPPER
Forces mouse clipping inside the main window client area. This is very useful if a fullscreen game doesn't provide for cursor clipping and there is horizontal or vertical scrolling.
Palette update don't blit
NOPALETTEUPDATE
+NOPALETTEUPDATE
Avoid executing a plit operation in case of palette update. This could be used to fix conflicts between GDI and ddraw palette updates.
Don't fix the Pixel Format
NOPIXELFORMAT
+NOPIXELFORMAT
Do not try to fix the surface pixel format.
By default set no ALPHACHANNEL
NOALPHACHANNEL
+NOALPHACHANNEL
By default, DirectDraw surfaces are created with alpha channel capability. This flag changes the default to create surfaces without alpha channel capability.
Auto Primary Surface Blit
AUTOREFRESH
+AUTOREFRESH
Some games ignore DirectDraw specifications, updating the memory address returned by the first DirectDrawSurface::Lock operation, avoiding the need to Unlock and Lock on every frame (the original version of Cossacks does this). On modern systems, these games display a black screen even though the image is refreshed on the virtual surfaces. This flag periodically refreshes the display while processing the Windows message queue, forcing the game to blit each updated frame to the screen.
Forced mode
Same as Auto Primary Surface Blit, but uses a dedicated thread to manage situations where the game doesn't process the message queue (e.g., during intro movies).
Set texture pixel format
TEXTUREFORMAT
+TEXTUREFORMAT
Applies the virtual pixel format to texture surfaces that don't have an explicit DDSD_PIXELFORMAT attribute.
Suppress Release on backbuffer
SUPPRESSRELEASE
+SUPPRESSRELEASE
This flag ensures that the DirectDraw backbuffer surface - a critical resource - will not be released in emulated modes, even if explicitly requested.
Flip emulation
FLIPEMULATION
+FLIPEMULATION
Enabled by default, this flag remaps the DirectDraw Flip method which isn't supported on windowed primary surfaces to a corresponding Blt (blit) operation.
Compensate Flip emulation
NOFLIPEMULATION
+NOFLIPEMULATION
By default, the Flip operation doesn't take into account the existing background. In several cases (mostly involving mouse cursor movement), this simplified method leaves trails on the screen. This option switches to a slower but more accurate method of Flip emulation that resolves this issue.
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Hook dinput
HOOKDI
+HOOKDI
Hooks DirectInput libraries, making sure that the DirectInput modes are appropriate for a non fullscreen program and enabling all other flags in the same group.
Hook dinput8
HOOKDI8
+HOOKDI8
Hooks DirectInput8 libraries, making sure that the DirectInput8 modes are appropriate for a non fullscreen program and enabling all other flags in the same group.
Unacquire devices on focus lost
UNACQUIRE
+UNACQUIRE
Unacquire DirectInput/DirectInput8 devices when they lose focus and acquire them back when they regain focus. This option should be set if the program using DirectInput libraries keeps listening to mouse input even when the program's window is inactive, or when it keeps ignoring mouse input even when the program's window becomes active once again.
Emulate mouse relative movement
EMULATERELMOUSE
+EMULATERELMOUSE
Emulates the DirectInput detection of relative mouse position by keeping the mouse at the center of the window and looking for movements. It should be used whenever the native DirectInput mechanism doesn't work properly.
Skip HID device type
+???
+???
+Suppress DI common errors
+???
+???
+Set keyboard shared coop. level
+SHAREDKEYBOARD
+Forces DirectInput cooperative level to NONEXCLUSIVE mode for the keyboard.
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