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#Beneath a steel sky retro games install
#Beneath a steel sky retro games download

When adjusting and testing settings you need to run scummvm.exe like this, "outside" of Steam (double clicking it from Windows' File Explorer). Default key is "Home" to bring up the ReShade menu (Tip: Don't do it during the intro, or in the F5 / ctrl-F5 menues - it gets slow / stuck!).

ReShade should also start with it (may take a moment, be patient). You need to start the game via ScummVM at least once. I'd suggest having Music, SFX and Speech in increasing order, see BASS.ini below.

Volume tab: Might need to experiment with the different volume types.

Midi tab: Select and browse to the soundfont file you downloaded.

Audio tab: Set "Music device" to FluidSynth.

You'll probably want "Fullscreen mode" as well.

Graphics tab: Set "Graphics mode" to "OpenGL".

Basically select "override global graphics / audio / volume / midi" settings on each tab, and adjust settings: You need to add the game first (click "Add Game." - just go into the SKY folder and click "Choose"). Start File Explorer (just use Steam Game Properties - Local Files - click "Browse Local Files"), go into ScummVM folder of the game installation folder.

#Beneath a steel sky retro games install

sf2 soundfont file somewhere (maybe the game install folder). I currently use Arachno SoundFont [(Suggest using the "Plain SF2 decompressed format" link).Īnother page with lots of soundfonts, apparently the 8MB AWE 32 soundfont "8mbgmgs.zip" is good (search for it on the page).

#Beneath a steel sky retro games download

Ok, then exit the installer.įor MIDI, download a soundfont.

Select OpenGL, just click OK a couple of times, then unselect all shaders then re-select the CRT shader (or just keep em all).

Copy/paste the address bar for simplicity, or just browse manually).

Point it to scummvm.exe inside the ScummVM folder of the game installation folder (Steam's game properties - Local Files tab - click "Browse local files" gets you there so you see where it is.

My monitor is 2560x1440 native btw)ĭownload and install ReShade

( Edit 1: I guess they updated it so that's why it works)Ī couple of screenshots for comparison (I haven't experimented a lot with ReShade settings, so they might not be optimal. Even Steam overlay and the game timer works. It can be deleted - don't do it though (just in case). This is built into ScummVM, you just need to tinker with a few settings (and download a soundfont).Ī side effect is that the. It's not as complicated as it might seem actually!īasically this is just to try and get a somewhat more CRT screen "feel" of the game on a present-ish day LCD / (O)LED display, using ReShade.Īnd just because, also to get a not-so-retro sound (for some reason). Btw I haven't tested this a lot though, and I'm not very familiar with ReShade or ScummVM. I've been at this for hours, and (somehow) I finally got it working! Writing this post just in case others are interested.