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Scripting and Reverse Engineering / Re: [FF7] The inner workings of FF7Config.exe and FF7Config update
« on: 2016-03-06 01:27:46 »
This thread doesn't seem too active lately but I it was the only thing I found that would help with a project.
I have been trying to get all my old stuff to work in a vmware virtual machine, but with this particular game the ffconfig and sound card in general seems to crash and I could not find a way around it. Every other old game works just great but when you try to configure this one, it never shows the dialog box to select options and the logs show it failing on the sound device.
I am also running it on a Windows 7 machine and my graphics card is not properly detected or able to render the graphics.. I'm using a Radeon HD 7970 and half the HD graphics either look solid white/black or crash the game. The ones that do render don't look as good as screenshots I've seen and it seems largely due to the way the ff7.exe and the ff7config.exe are detecting and configuring support for graphics and sound.
I have been trying to get all my old stuff to work in a vmware virtual machine, but with this particular game the ffconfig and sound card in general seems to crash and I could not find a way around it. Every other old game works just great but when you try to configure this one, it never shows the dialog box to select options and the logs show it failing on the sound device.
I am also running it on a Windows 7 machine and my graphics card is not properly detected or able to render the graphics.. I'm using a Radeon HD 7970 and half the HD graphics either look solid white/black or crash the game. The ones that do render don't look as good as screenshots I've seen and it seems largely due to the way the ff7.exe and the ff7config.exe are detecting and configuring support for graphics and sound.