Specify the desired Japanese TrueType font with the ``font`` config option in section for the TTF output, and then DOSBox-X will render the PC-98 text screen using this TTF font.Īpart from the ``FONT.ROM`` ROM image file mentioned above, there is another PC-98 ROM file named ``SOUND.ROM`` which is the ROM image of the PC-98 FM board, which may be needed by some PC-98 games to make music and sound effects. The ``SarasaGothicFixed.ttf`` and ``UnifontFullMediumMono.ttf`` font files are also available in the DOSBox-X repository: For example, you can use any of the Japanese TrueType fonts from the Migu or M+ P families: with ``output=ttf``), then you will need a Japanese TrueType font for PC-98 mode. If you want to use the TrueType font (TTF) output option (i.e. You can also specify a different Anex98-compatible font file with ``pc-98 anex86 font`` option in section of the DOSBox-X config file.
Put the ``FREECG98.BMP`` file or the original PC-98 ``FONT.ROM`` file in the DOSBox-X directory, then DOSBox-X will render Japanese texts in the PC-98 mode using this font (if both ``FREECG98.BMP`` and ``FONT.ROM`` files are found in the directory then the latter will be used):
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You can either use the original PC-98 ``FONT.ROM`` ROM file, or use the free alternative ``FREECG98.BMP`` included with DOSBox-X. This becomes optional starting with DOSBox-X version 0.83.15 (the internal Japanese DOS/V font will be used if no other font found, unless the TrueType font output is used, see below), but it is still recommended to use a font file specifically designed for PC-98. Note, however, that in order for DOSBox-X to display Japanese characters (Kana, Kanji, etc) correctly you may need to supply a font file. You can start DOSBox-X in PC-98 mode without any additional files apart from the DOSBox-X executable itself. So if you set "machine" to "pc98" (or "pc9801"/"pc9821" which are synonyms for "pc98" at this time), then DOSBox-X will start in the PC-98 emulation mode.Īlternative you can specify the PC-98 machine type directly at the command line when starting DOSBox-X, such as ``dosbox-x -set machine=pc98``, which will immediately start DOSBox-X in the PC-98 emulation mode regardless of the settings in the DOSBox-X config file. But you can specify a different system to start with the "machine" option in DOSBox-X's configuration file (nf by default), which offers system types including PC-98. (PC-98 Touhou game: 東方幻想郷 〜 Lotus Land Story)īy default, DOSBox-X starts the standard IBM-compatible DOS system, not the PC-98 system. Please visit the Original URL! 🚨īack to the link:Home for more information. 🚨 github-wiki-see.page does not render asciidoc.
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