#Scummvm config file android
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Note that folks who purchased CMI off of GOG/Steam will probably need to grab the latest dev build of ScummVM, as the version that comes bundled with the game almost surely predates the merge of this fix. CMI's iMUSE isn't faithfully replicated in ScummVM. It appears that local hero AndywinXp corrected this within the last year. That is done to bypass the copy protection - a 'crack' which became part of the official executable when bundled with DOTT - but there was never copy protection in the NES version.

#Scummvm config file Pc

ScummVM also makes it so that the steel security door is always open as it is in the PC versions. Maniac Mansion NES is rather graphically glitchy, most noticeably when characters climb thin air instead of the stairs to the third floor landing. Unlike the creepy teal/purple one for configuring sound on Fate of Atlantis and Day of the Tentacle, these GUIs were visually designed in the flavor of the game. Starting I think with Hit the Road, the games shipped with custom launchers that ScummVM bypasses. ScummVM lets you freely save your state in these final sequences. Hitting F5 at that point brought up this text: 'The Meteor has control of your computer and he won't let you save the game.' Last Crusade similarly wouldn't let you save once you hit the Grail Temple, as an in-game sign warns. In Maniac Mansion, saving was not allowed once you reached Dr. In several of the games, the save menus were pretty generic, but Maniac Mansion for example gave you a unique image (Syd running away from Green Tentacle in v1, Green Tentacle's band jamming out in v2), and Last Crusade had a graphic representation of your IQ score. Most obviously, ScummVM does not reproduce the original UI for things like pause state, 'Are you sure you want to quit?' and Save/Load menus. I'm doing this mainly for my own benefit, as I get the impression certain folks are aware of more discrepancies than I am, but I'll kick things off with some that I know about: Your way (editing the scummvm.ini and re-uploading it) is what I would try for this purpose.What with recent talk about CMI's music implementation being iffy in ScummVM, I thought it might be worth trying to compile some of the known behavioral differences in the SCUMM games when comparing the original executable (as run in an emulator like DOSBox or, for you nuts out there, an actual old IBM or Amiga) to ScummVM's interpretation.

I don't have a ready-to-go solution for your specific use-case scenario. It means that, upon launch, ScummVM app found it, parsed it and decided whether to use it to replace the existing configuration file or discard it (the version number is one of the criteria here), It gets deleted so that it won't be re-checked and won't be accidentally re-used to replace a more recently edited config or confuse the user about which is the actually 'active' configuraton file. Since the scummvmrc gets deleted, that actually is a good thing. So, if it was 2.6.0, try 2.6.1 in the new edited version. The scummvmrc way should work, as long as you set an increased version number value for the 'versioninfo' field in the file. However, it's best to edit the previously downloaded version of scummvm.ini rather than a completely custom one, so that you'll get a sense about valid paths and configuration keys. Re-uploading the edited scummvm.ini file back to the directory via the LAN server will not work, and that's where the scummvmrc method comes into play.

#Scummvm config file download

including the 'scummvm.ini' file which will be available to download it and view its contents). clicking on this shortcut, and then clicking on 'Choose' this folder has many distribution files, like AUTHORS, COPYING, access.dat, achievements.dat.

#Scummvm config file android

I've just tried on Android ScummVM 2.6.0 on a Android 11 device, with the LAN method (setting the root folder to be inside the 'ScummVM data (int)/' (ie. Which version of ScummVM are you testing with, and on which Android OS? I'd just like to be able to mass import games and have their description value, language and exact game id/variant customized/specified without any user interaction. OR alternatively: Is there a way to better specify which game is in a certain folder? For example by putting a special file into it? The file scummvm.ini can't be uploaded directly because it already exists,Īnd the file scummvmrc just gets deleted after starting ScummVM. Is there any other hidden and/or new method to be able to edit scummvm.ini on Android?

I tried the methods in this thread but they both don't work anymore.