Pixel_shader_no_palette=.\Shaders\DosBoxNoPal.ps Pixel_shader=.\Shaders\DosBoxMain_Lottes2.ps Save this file for example as nf into your Dosbox-ES directory: If you need to edit the shader parameters you'll need to edit the. Dosbox-ES is using Timothy Lotte's shader which is pretty nice. There's also couple of lines for the pixel shader as well. When it's fullscreen it runs in normal 1920x1080 resolution. Here's basic config for Dosbox-ES which has been setup to run in 922p window which will fit to your 1080p screen nicely. For each game we'll do a separate config file and use a shortcut to launch the game. The basic idea is to have Dosbox installed in it's own directory which in our case is D:\Vidya\Dosbox and games are in separate directories under D:\Vidya\* (for example D:\Vidya\Wizardry 7\ etc). As you remember some games need different configurations be it memory or sound devices etc. I assume we are on Windows now but setting it up on any Unix-like system shouldn't be that much different.īy default it will use a config file located at %appdata%\local\DOSBox\dosbox-0.74-ES but we are using different way to make our own config files for each game. The default branch of Dosbox doesn't support any kind of shaders and it's development has been stopped slowed down so we will need to use different branch for our needs.
#Dosbox frameskip how to#
I'd like to share info on how to setup Dosbox with CRT emulation to make all those old DOS games look nice and crisp. If not, please transfer or nuke the thread. Not sure if this is the right place for this thread or if there is any need for this.
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