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D-Generation
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last edited
by Ron Regan 4 years, 9 months ago
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Testing-History
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Status
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Comments
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Version
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Debug.log
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Playable
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Works fine, but can't move diagonally.
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0.22 |
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Testing Comments:
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0.22: The game seems to run at full speed and doesn't crash. However, with the d-pad mapped to the directional keys, the player cannot move diagonally. (See the additional notes section.)
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Comments
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Audio Volume
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OK
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Touchpad Mouse (TPM)
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OK
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Game-Speed
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OK
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Suggested .exe-file
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dgenvga.exe |
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Useful comments
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Custom Control Scheme:
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INI Settings
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Additional Notes
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[dgenvga]
ScreenScale=Jitter
KEY_UP=E049
KEY_DOWN=E04f
KEY_LEFT=E047
KEY_RIGHT=E051
KEY_A=1C
KEY_B=39
KEY_X=16
KEY_Y=14
KEY_L=1F
KEY_R=01
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As indicated here, the original game was played using the numeric keypad for diagonal directions.
"Movement - You can use the arrow keys to move, but the game becomes quite
difficult when you can only move in four directions. I suggest you use the
numeric keypad in order to move since you have eight directions to move. It
may take a while to get used to, I suggest you familiarize yourself with the
movement controls in the first or second scene of the game, before you run off
and get yourself killed. 8 moves up, 2 moves down, etc."
The solution in dsx86 is to map HOME, PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN and END keys to the D-pad.
Currently, I've mapped the NDS keys as:
A - talk to someone
B - laser
X - inventory
Y - grenade
L - show status
R - pause
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D-Generation
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