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번역 관련 문제 보고
Thr only thing i have to do it to set up at false this parameters:
fulldouble=false
after running smooth :)
I just tested it out here on my Windows 7 PC and although setting fulldouble to false did nothing for the game's choppy frame rate under the default settings, it did remove some of the blurriness from the sprites and also alleviated some of the flickering and stuttering when cycles is changed to max.
In short: For me, the best combination is to have cycles set to max and fulldouble set to false. It's nearly flawless with those settings!
I've added that information to my original post.
I would have to say the above is correct, I tested this today as well and Wolf 3D ran even smoother with my Razer DeathAdder mouse than what the early Compaq Presario computer ran this game back in the day lol.
--EDIT--
Made a mistake and edited the wrong config file. Be sure that it is the Wolf3d config and not the DOSBox config.
I applied both configurations and it's working much better!
Sorry to hear about that. :-( Odd..
Surprised it was left like that. I got suspicous in the menus. And knew it's wrong during first 10 seconds of playing.