I could also pack these configurations up with GlovePIE and a similar script to start the game along with it as a complete alternative to DF Plus, but I don't want to diminish TQuin's efforts in that regard, as he's done a good job making it quick and simple to get Dark Forces running in a more modern fashion. Of course, if you may want to switch back again, you will have to backup the previous files by copying or renaming them. Middle mouse button = Switch current/last weaponįor installation you can just overwrite the configuration files in your Dark Forces folder with the included ones.

Mouse wheel up/down = Cycle through weapons (forwards/backwards) Disabled use of mods, as I think the grey officer uniforms are irritating, making enemies harder to distinguish, and I still don't know about what kind of other changes the mods file introduced and rather play the game without them

Modified midi music to use General MIDI, which at least under Windows 10 makes music sound much more orchestral and in my opinion much more suitable for the Star Wars music Modified DOSBox configuration, mainly using 'OpenGL' as the renderer and no scalers, making the game run a lot smoother (at least on my computer) and look much less blurry (and thus better, in my opinion) Default keymapper configuration, so typing names/cheats and using keyboard keys works flawless again Slightly modified control scheme with uninverted mouse aiming The changes compared to DF Plus are as follows: Syrion: I've decided to combine alternative configuration files for use with TQuin's Dark Forces Plus for, in my opinion, a better and more generally acceptable result.

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