Chuplayer

Glad to see this is still around. I just went to the old Supermodel forums, and it's gone :(

Right, and that's what I did, with enable_fullhd = 1 before the or and 0 after the or. You would use the one that is appropriate to you. Is the lineup of the DAF things correct in those two?

So, to get 4K, you would make the [FullHD] section of config.ini look like this? [FullHD] ENABLE_FULLHD = 1 DAF53 ;Height DAF58 ;Width ENABLE_FULL_SCREEN = 1 # 0: disalbe # 1: enable or [FullHD] ENABLE_FULLHD = 0 DAF78 ;Height DAF7D ;Width ENABLE_FULL_SCREEN = 1 # 0: disalbe # 1: enable

I've read a couple posts here or on the arcade controls forum suggesting that the shell.exe program doesn't work properly if it's not in C\SEGA. In my own experience. I had it in C:\SEGA, it worked properly, cut and pasted it elsewhere on my hard drive, and the set of options like difficulty, race length, etc., no longer appeared in the shell.exe program. If you set up the game the way you like it in C:\SEGA, you quite possibly could be able to cut and paste the entire folder elsewhere on your hard drive, and you'd be good forever until you had to change some options, if ever. Granted, you could use the game.ini or whatever it was and manually change things in that file, but then you would have to know the specific text you'd have to put in those options. For classic race length, you have to put something specific like CLASSIC_MODE or something. I had my game in C:\SEGA and used shell.exe to set that up, so I didn't have to specifically type CLASSIC_MODE. However, you could go to the arcade controls forum and see the one post where all of the options are listed out. I think it's within the first four pages of the big topic about the game. Something you may wish to do if you have multiple computers that you want to network together for this new Daytona is to keep the game in C:\SEGA and use the shell.exe to set things up for you. I think I saw a post somewhere in the past week or so that said it was really easy to do, but you'd have to have full functionality of shell.exe, and I think that would only happen in C:\SEGA. I'm going to wait and see if someone figures out a good way to network the computers without the webcam before I even go trying, though. Maybe in a couple months if nothing comes out about it, I'll pick up a couple (hopefully cheap) compatible webcams just to satisfy that requirement.

The 2.1 launcher works great! Thanks! Also, new quality of life stuff I figured out for myself. If you want to use the launcher through Steam, it works. Just make sure you point to the launcher EXE. No more moving the mouse out of the way via the actual mouse or holding the guide button and moving the right stick. The launcher automatically sets up the mouse in the lower left corner of the screen. Essentially off screen. You should keep your d-pad mapping normal now. This launcher allows you to use the d-pad for camera changes. I did move the previous arrow key remapping via the Steam controller configuration to mode shift, though. I set it up as hold the left trigger to change the d-pad to arrows. This is very convenient in the name entry screen.

You're welcome. Don't forget that in the first pic that you should have the controller set up as a regular xinput controller, not keyboard and mouse bindings, except for the left and right on the d-pad which would be left and right keyboard keys. I also see you used extra wide instead of relaxed for the analog stick. Totally up to personal preference.

Hm... I'm having trouble with that launcher. Most of the time it gives me a brief black screen then just ceases to run anything at all. The first time I did get it running, I right clicked and ran as admin. After that it was just normal double click and it worked. Then more black screens. Then it worked one more time before I couldn't get it running again. I also tried running it through Steam big picture, and it didn't work.

Just some quality of life advice from things I used for myself. I do not recommend using alt+F4 to close the program. That made the lighting go weird. (Only active until the game gets closed.) I'm not really sure how to close the program normally except to alt+enter out of fullscreen and click the X in the upper right. There's a better way if you use the below paragraph. I've only used an old wired Xbox 360 controller, but it works for me. I've also been using it through Steam's controller configuration tool. Add daytona.exe as a non-steam game, set up the controller as a standard xinput controller, adjust the left analog stick to relaxed, crank the deadzone all the way down if you haven't already, crank the outer deadzone all the way up, set up the d-pad left and right as the arrow left and right keys on the keyboard, and you're all set for playing the game from your couch. You can also bring up the Steam overlay and exit the game from there. I recommend not touching anything on the controller until the Sega logo shows up. If the game doesn't respond to your start button, close it and try again. The only time I had to restart the program was when I played with the controller before the Sega logo showed up. In one of the cfg files, there's a deadzone option. It's 0.1. If you leave it as 0.1, I've found the above Steam settings to work well with it, so don't change that 0.1 unless you feel you need to. You can use the test menu (shell.exe) to change the game length to classic mode so you get 4 laps on Dinosaur Canyon. Remember, use T and Y to navigate. If it fails to run, make sure you're not using HDMI audio out. (The game itself supports HDMI audio out.) If you don't see the option there (I no longer see it, I think it might be because I removed the game from the root of the C drive) you can use this in ShellData>GameSettings.ini - GAME LENGTH=CLASSIC MODE Got beefy hardware? go to GameData>config.ini and make things appear like this. [Render] ENABLE_DYNAMIC_RESOLUTION = 0 DYNAMIC_RESOLUTION_MAX = 1920 DYNAMIC_RESOLUTION_MIN = 960 ENABLE_DYNAMIC_MSAA = 1 ENABLE_DYNAMIC_BAKE_FREQUENCY = 1 That was a change of dynamic resolution to 0 to disable it and a change of MSAA to 1 to enable it. Everything else in that section is default. I'm not sure what the bake frequency is, so I may play with it and see if changing it to 0 improves visuals. I added TOTAL CABINETS=1 to ShellData>GameSettings.ini based on something I read on another forum. YMMV. Of course, this is for if you want to play as a single machine. I hope this helps some people. Especially the Steam thing. That's the most significant thing I've done.