[RESOLVED] Having a little trouble setting up Daphne

[thurmansevolution]

Hello!

It's been awhile since I've been here (Work has been draining all my freetime lately....sooo can't wait until January )

Anyway, I started working on my cab again today - I finally got the Dragon's Lair DVD Video and have DaphneLoader application set up. But for some reason, I'm having a little difficulity in getting the game to start through GameEx. Everything runs fine in DaphneLoader, but when attempting to start the game through GameEx, the screen goes black, I hear a windows error sound, and all the buttons I press will make a "ding" sound.

Has anyone had this problem before, and if so, how do I fix it?

Thanks in advance!!

LC

Additional Information: I tried using both Daphne.exe and DaphneLoader.exe in the Setup Wizard, and both does the same result

GameEx.ini

log.txt

[thurmansevolution]

Finally found out I did wrong!

I found a set of instructions on the net from a fellow gameex user. It was origionally a .pdf file, but I will post what the instructions said below.

Big thanks to JUSTINCASE!!!

"For those of you who are running the Daphne 1.0 beta and

have the 20th Anniversary DVD set (or other Digital Leisure

DVD's) This is how you set it up to work with Gameex.

1. Start DaphneLoader

2. Highlight Dragon's Lair

3. Hit the configure button

4. Choose the Advanced tab

5. Next to Display Command Line choose Enable

6. Hit Apply then OK

7. Now hit the start button and a command line box will pop up

8. Copy what is in the box

9. Now exit Daphne

10. Make sure that you also Exit DaphneLoader from the

bottom right of your screen by the computer clock

11. If you do not exit the DaphneLoader it WILL NOT RUN

USING GAMEEX

12. Open Gameex Configuration Menu

13. Choose Daphne

14. Under Game 1 Rom type in dle21 which I believe plays all

new scenes

15. Under Game 1 Options paste what you copied from the

Command Line Box

16. Make sure Game 1 ROM is Enabled

Please note: This guide assumes you have the daphne.exe setup

in the path according to your filestructure..

Enjoy!

The credit for this instruction sheet belongs to JUSTINCASE."

[nullPointer]

Awesome! I'm glad you found the answer you were looking for thurmansevolution!

Edited October 9, 2012 by nullPointer
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