David Griffith wrote: > Could someone tell me why -interline is required to run Oddworld: Abe's > Oddysee? How does one turn off -vstretch? For someone to fix this, where > would one look in Wine's source code? > These are game options, not Wine options, and appear designed to fix known display problems that exist in Windows as well. The game's readme says: > USING THE ALTERNATE DISPLAY MODES > > If the game runs too slowly on your machine, or if the movies > are jerky, you may want to try the alternate display modes. > > You must create a shortcut to run the AbeWin.exe program > with the appropriate command line option. First, locate > the file AbeWin.exe (in the directory you installed to, > probably C:\Program Files\Abe's Oddysee), and right click > on the file. Select "Create Shortcut", then find the > Shortcut file created (called "Shortcut to Abe's Oddysee"). > Right click on this, then select Properties. Choose the > Shortcut tab, and edit the "Target" field, adding one of > the following command line parameters to the end of the > line (seperated from AbeWin.exe by a space) : > > -interline Every other line is blacked out. > -vstretch Lines are doubled (this may not work > on some display cards, if it doesn't, > use INTRLINE). > If I'm reading that correctly, if you didn't turn on -vstretch, there's nothing to turn off.
