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Windows 8 and RM2K3.and You! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First off, hello all, I'm Ramza, and I'm not nearly active enough in this community to be instantly recognizable to everyone. I was the webmaster of a rather large, and quite active rm2k3 website back in the day, and I'm a bit of an oldschool rpg maker 2k/2k3 'programmer' of sorts. I have recently purchased a brand new laptop, whose system specs are nothing to balk at, which is running Windows 8.

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After many months of tweaking my OS so that it is bearable, I have discovered a few issues with it that translate into poor rm2k(3) performance. For reference, I am not sure if the true cause of these issues is actually windows 8, as I only have the one laptop running it, it could also be my particular video card setup. Software Rf Filter Design. Now, to the good stuff: I have noticed a couple of video related issues with rm2k(3) while running on windows 8 • Fullscreen does not work Running the RPG_RT.exe in compatibility mode allows the game to play, but that leads me to the second problem: • The frame rate in fullscreen mode is horrible, even when nothing is happening on screen in a brand new project with no common events running. I ran a screen capture program to verify, the game would run at a consistent 15-17fps in fullscreen, while running fine at 60fps windowed (as an aside, I'm sure rm2k3 runs at 30fps normally). I'm sure that most people probably run their rm games in windowed mode anyway, so this isn't such a big deal to most of you. Loehr - Schwartz - The_power_of_full_engagement Rar. But for some of us, this is a pretty solid problem. I want to be immersed in the rm games I play - it brings me back to a simpler time - of early console games, where the entire TV was filled with the game.

It's all part of the experience for me. So what can we do about it? Well that's what I'm here for. When I first discovered the no fullscreen problem, I scoured the forums looking for resolutions, I discovered.

This shell application hides the original window, and draws a duplicate of the window using OpenGL, which can support fullscreen. This worked for making the game play at fullscreen, but my monitor is widescreen, and has no way to make the aspect ratio stay fixed (or at least no way that I could find). Customer Programming Software Cps Download. Despite this, if you're not using a widescreen monitor, this program should pretty much fix this issue for you, and the additional filters can make the game look a lot better than it normally would.