That being said try disabling any compatibility mode, if it still persists I'll have to look into it more. I haven't looked into which actual associated aclayer fix causes it, but it results in the DInput thread only sampling at roughly 1Hz which in turn means the cursor is only updated at the same rate and sounds like what you're describing. I was able to reproduce that behaviour with Win95 compatibility mode enabled. Why do you have to change how mouse works at all? Because of DirectInput? If yes, then a version that only does graphics would be handy.
In any resolution it's incompatible with mouse look in my patch, also mouse moves like it's on drugs - I do a move and then the cursor catches up in a very short, but noticeable time. Breaks GrayFace patch's "MouseLook" feature.Rendering issues with software 3D mode ("Software" in the setup utility).Game mouse-input does not work at all when using non-game-native (ie., not 640x480) resolutions - UI input not affected.
No custom resolution support for MM8 or MM6 (latter will be supported in release).Disable any compatibility-mode settings.A small bug in the engine's UI rendering at larger resolutions has unfortunately required patching the game itself (this is done only at runtime, thus not persistent).Tested against 1.1 (filever: 1.0.0.1) and GrayFace (filever: 1.2.1.0) binaries.MMCL does not work with the game's "windowed" mode, however you can achieve the same effect by enabling "Windowed" in mmcl.ini.There's a few settings you can configure via mmcl.ini
Extract/copy ddraw.dll and mmcl.ini to your installation folder (it should be alongside mm7.exe and the like).That being said, I'd appreciate it if you report any bugs/issues you discover, including the following information in your post: I've written this tool to provide better compatibility for Might & Magic 6, 7 and 8 with modern kernels by emulating the old DirectX APIs the game uses, solving a few common issues (e.g, "flickering", performance, ect) and better compatibility with tools such as screen-capture software and video card vendor (e.g, Nvidia) tools.Īdditionally,included is preliminary support for enabling arbitrary display resolutions (screenshot: - 1680x1050, note that the UI overlay is simply scaled)īe aware that that is an alpha release and so there are still quite a few bugs (particularly with non-native game resolutions).
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