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I didn't have a turbo button, I had to use MoSlo (which sucked and never quite worked for me) :( The day I got my 200MHz Pentium 2 and tried to play a bunch of old DOS games on it, I cursed it for being so fast.
The folly of CPU time :(
I remember years ago my first C++ timer was a for loop that did some nonsense calculation ten billion times or so. It was
I remember years ago my first C++ timer was a for loop that did some nonsense calculation ten billion times or so. It was
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my first FPS timing routines were written in QBASIC and used QB's floating point timer (which measured stuff in seconds and decimal parts thereof)
lzazie I had like the same problem as you did, but I did a couple of things to get it working. First once rmxp is installed I got the latest update for it here: http://tkool.jp/products/rpgxp/eng/patches.html
and then I had to download and put in a rgss102e.dll file in my Windows/System32 directory which I downloaded from here: http://www.dll-files.com/
Then I went to where my rmxp was installed and went to the properties of RPGXP.exe and checked "Run this program as an administrator". After that I believe I got it working.
and then I had to download and put in a rgss102e.dll file in my Windows/System32 directory which I downloaded from here: http://www.dll-files.com/
Then I went to where my rmxp was installed and went to the properties of RPGXP.exe and checked "Run this program as an administrator". After that I believe I got it working.
