I installed Game of Thrones last night which said it needed FlexDMD to work. I could get it playing but obviously without a DMD.
So I installed that and the Frezy DLL files and managed to work out how to enable DMD.
I right clicked in the DMD to resize and position it.
Also had a look at the different configuration options in there.
Played around with a few (size of dots, font color etc.). None of them seem to work. I have the gameofthrones.FkexDMD folder in my Tables folder.
NOW there is a caveat with that. For some reason the whole of the dialogue box for FlexDMD does not fit on my playfield screen. Critically there are some buttons towards the bottom that I can see the top off but not what they are called. I am imagining they are different save options. Even though I’ve tried all 3 nine of them seem to enforce the changes I am making in the options screen.
Anyone know what I’m missing here please and why is there no documentation/instructions on tinterweb on how to use FlexDMD? I can find videos on how to install it and how to update it but none on how to actually use it!
Thanks
Andy
So I installed that and the Frezy DLL files and managed to work out how to enable DMD.
I right clicked in the DMD to resize and position it.
Also had a look at the different configuration options in there.
Played around with a few (size of dots, font color etc.). None of them seem to work. I have the gameofthrones.FkexDMD folder in my Tables folder.
NOW there is a caveat with that. For some reason the whole of the dialogue box for FlexDMD does not fit on my playfield screen. Critically there are some buttons towards the bottom that I can see the top off but not what they are called. I am imagining they are different save options. Even though I’ve tried all 3 nine of them seem to enforce the changes I am making in the options screen.
Anyone know what I’m missing here please and why is there no documentation/instructions on tinterweb on how to use FlexDMD? I can find videos on how to install it and how to update it but none on how to actually use it!
Thanks
Andy