The games read these fields, similar to those found in the D3DDISPLAYMODE structure, to decide how to set the display (or window). The config tools use the EnumAdapterModes() filtered to D3DFMT_X8R8G8B8 (22, listed as "x 32" for 32-bit color, in the tool) to determine the list of supported D3DDISPLAYMODE values to display, and only tracks the refresh rate of 0 (which the OS treats as "default"). Modes are a combination of the Width, Height, RefreshRate ( FC only), and Format fields below, notably matching the D3DDISPLAYMODE structure. The config tools use this to decide which mode in the "Resolution" selector to select. Separated between DirectX 8 and DirectX 9 fields.Ġ ("HAL"): D3DDEVTYPE_HAL ( 1) which enables hardware rasterization.ġ ("REF"): D3DDEVTYPE_REF (2) which disables hardware rasterization and may require the Windows SDK to be installed (REF is used to aid in debugging).įC config only: The tool lists "HAL" and "REF" repeatedly (and maps them to values 0 through 9) which seem to work as various software rasterizers (and many of them just crash on start). The ordinal number associated with the selected graphics card adapter. The listing below will only link to Microsoft documentation on DirectX 9 APIs, as DirectX 8 documentation is phased out and hard to find. As such, device-related fields have a "DX9" version and a plain version for DirectX 8.
Note that DirectX 9 support was added in the Windows English PC releases. The following sections and settings have been observed. Use the table below to find the files you are looking for. If Steam Cloud synchronization is enabled and available for the title, save files are located under the Steam install folder in userdata\ \, but configuration files are not moved. On Windows PC, the Trails in the Sky series stores its save files and configuration in the user Saved Games folder in FALCOM\.
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