In know Outpost1.5 ran just fine even on my Windows 7 32-bit setup (before I upgraded to Windows 10 64 bit, I almost hate myself for that).
DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 GAMES SMALL RESOLUITON HOW TO
800圆00 is usually the highest I go with that but it's up to you and what you prefer.Īnother way to do this is using a VM (like virtualPC) and running a 32-bit flavor of Windows 95. After a number of comments, I've finally decided to make a tutorial showing people how to play old Windows 3.1 games the same way that I do.
If you want a higher resolution than 640x480 at 256 colors, you'll want to set the video driver using the S3 SF (small font) drivers. I use the D-Fend Reloaded DOSBox GUI Front End to configure DOSBox with all of this, config files are kind of a pain to deal with.Īnyway, I set up the configuration at 55000 clock cycles (seems to run reasonably well like that), 64MB Ram and leave the rest pretty much as it is. I just hoping there was a better way to play these types of games without that many steps (like sone sort of desktop icon or even launch the specific games from launchbox). I know you can install windows 3.1 in dosbox and install the game within there. Using DOSBox you can mount the ISO to a CD-ROM emulation drive and install from there. Is there an easier way to play Windows 3.1 games. Well start by changing graphics modes, but first, a brief explanation of why we need to. DOSBox emulates a complete computer including the DOS commandline and allows to run nearly all old.
Win3.1 is shockingly simple in the way it configures itself. Its time to learn how to use DOSBox to play games with advanced graphics, and how to configure Windows 3.1 to play any game. D-Fend Reloaded is a graphical environment for DOSBox. Then it's just a matter of getting an ISO of Windows and installing it in whatever method you need/want or you can probably also just get an already expanded dump. I've run Win3.11 just generically using DOSBox to emulate an older machine. Windows 3.1 can support resolutions up to 1600x1200 and 15, 16 or 24-bit color, depending on the driver and capabilities of the graphics cards. You could use the configuration I set up in that to run it but I kinda stripped down Windows 3.11 as far as I could.
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