skymansxeno Posted February 19, 2004 Share Posted February 19, 2004 I am new to the whole world of MUGEN (yes I am a newb ). Anyways, I just got the the newest version of MUGEN a few days ago and I have the run it on windows XP (like a lot of other people). I went through and corrected all the video stuff so that it can run on my computer. Here are my settings:[Video] ;Enter the width and height of the resolution you want to set here. ;The optimal resolution is 320x240, but if your video card has problems ;You may want to try 640x480.Width = 640Height = 480This is the color depth at which to run MUGEN. You should set it to ;16 bit color unless your video card has problems with it. ;16-fastest, 24,32-slower, 8-slowest/worstDepth = 16Set this parameter to 0 to disable screen stretching, and set it to 1 if ;you want to scale it up to fit the current resolution.Stretch = 0Set this parameter to use a resolution-doubling filter. You will ;need a fast machine to use these filters. You will need to increase ;the screen resolution to at least 640x480 for these modes. ;0 - off ;1 - diagonal edge detection ;2 - bilinear filtering ;3 - horizontal scanlinesDoubleRes = 0Choose from "1" for VESA1, "Linear" or "Banked" for VESA2, and "3" for ;VESA3. ;Note: VESA1 is very slow on certain video cards, especially the newer ;ones. "Linear" or "3" is usually the fastest for new cards. ;Default is "Linear".Vesamode = 1Set to 1 to enable vertical retrace synchronization.VRetrace = 0 NOW, when I run MUGEN it does show a screen but it is all messed up. It's all broken up and disstorted and when I change the Double Res settings in only changes in how it is broken up. And it is actually working, when I push the buttons to start playing it does play. I can hear the sounds of the fighters fighting and see a little movement in the broken up screen. But my question is is this a graphics card problem or is this something else? Like maybe I need to download a better version of VESA (is that what its called?) or maybe my settings are still messed up? I did try different settings but nothing fixes it. Any help would be appreciated. Oh and by the way, just so you know I HATE WINDOWS! There's always a problem with it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skymansxeno Posted February 23, 2004 Author Share Posted February 23, 2004 Never mind I got it figured out. It was my graphics card like I thought. Thanks anyways. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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