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Enemy Nations
Settings for enations.ini
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With freedom comes responsibility. If you set the below values incorrectly you
can cause Enemy Nations to crash. If you make changes and Enemy Nations won't
run - delete enations.ini and start over.
Note: enations.ini resides in the directory windows is installed in
(normally c:\windows), not the directory Enemy Nations is installed in.
Special settings you have to change here
Enemy Nations uses the speed of your processor and CD to determine which of
several modes it should run in. Because Windows is a premptive multi-tasking
environment, the method used to determine these values can be significantly
off (if for example a burst of net traffic hits the machine while determining this).
[Advanced]
CPUSpeed=# ; the speed of your processor (100 for a P/100)
CDSpeed=# ; the speed of your CD-ROM (4 for a 4X)
Enemy Nations can change the system colors (colors used by menus, dialogs,
etc.) to match Enemy Nations. This change will be undone if you switch (ALT-TAB)
to another application or exit Enemy Nations. If you set this then if you have
windows from other applications visible while playing Enemy Nations, they will
not clash visually.
[Advanced]
SetSysColors=1 ; Set system colors
Settings you may want to change
You can set the inital position of the windows in the game. This is set by
screen resolution so if you change screen resolution your windows aren't suddenly off the screen.
[640x480] ; resolution of the screen
AreaX=# ; left column of first area window
AreaY=# ; top row of first area window
AreaEX=# ; width of first area window
AreaEY# ; height of first area window
ChatX=# ; left column of first chat window
ChatY=# ; top row of first chat window
ChatEX=# ; width of first chat window
ChatEY# ; height of first chat window
BuildX=# ; left column of first build window
BuildY=# ; top row of first build window
BuildEX=# ; width of first build window
BuildEY# ; height of first build window
VehicleX=# ; left column of first vehicle window
VehicleY=# ; top row of first vehicle window
VehicleEX=# ; width of first vehicle window
VehicleEY# ; height of first vehicle window
WorldX=# ; left column of first world window
WorldY=# ; top row of first world window
WorldEX=# ; width of first world window
WorldEY=# ; height of first world window
These change the fonts used throughout Enemy Nations
[StatusBar]
CharHeight=# ; the height of the font used in the status bars
Font=name ; the name of the font used in the status bars
RDHeight=# ; the height of the font used in the Research window
RDFont=name ; the name of the font used in the Research window
DescHeight=# ; the height of the font used to describe buildings & vehicles
DescFont=name ; the name of the font used to describe buildings & vehicles
CostHeight=# ; the height of the font used to show the cost of
; buildings & vehicles
CostFont=name ; the name of the font used to show the cost of
; buildings & vehicles
If we have to deliver patches to the game data file (enations.dat) you can set the
location of the directory they are in:
[Game]
Patch=dir ; location of patch files (directory, not one of the files)
If you copy enations.dat onto your hard drive (and set datafile=) you still need the CD and set
[Game]
CDLocation=dir ; the root of the CD drive (normally D:\)
[Game]
NoIntro=1 ; don't play the intro
CustomUI=# ; 1: we draw the window borders, captions, dialogs, etc.
; 0: Windows draws the borders, captions, dialogs, etc.
[Advanced]
Log=1 ; generates a log file of game actions - used by tech support
Settings you usually won't want to touch
[Compatibility]
NumColors=1 ; will let you run with < 256 colors (will not be pretty, may GP fault)
Version=1 ; will let you run on older versions of Win32s and Win/NT - may GP fault
[Setup]
Directory=dir ; directory Enemy Nations was installed to
[Advanced]
MusicThread=0 ; Does not create a seperate thread for reading the digital audio music
NoDirectSound=# ; default - use DirectSound if not emulated
; 0: Always use DirectSound (if available)
; 1: Does not use DirectSound
Direction=# ; -1 bitmaps are top-down, 1 bitmaps are bottom up
IgnoreAiLimit=1 ; Allow any number of AI players
Events=# ; 1: use events to insure fast response, 0: use system time
Settings that can be set in the game
[Game]
Speed=# ; speed to run the game at (1 - 32)
Music=# ; 0(off) - 100 volume level
Sound=# ; 0(off) - 100 volume level
DataFile=file ; location of enations.dat
[Advanced]
BLT=# ; 0: best, 1: DirectDraw, 2: WinG, 3:CreateDIBSection,
; 4:SetDIBBitsToDevice
ScreenResolution=#; 0:Native Resolution, 1:Based on CPU speed, 2:640x480, 3:800x600, 4:1024x768
Music=# ; 0: music based on memory, 1: use WAV,
; 2: use MIDI, -1 based on memory
Scroll=1 ; put scroll bars in the main map window
ColorDepth=# ; 0: based on available memory, 1: use driver video depth,
; 2: use 8-bit
Language=# ; the language code for the language to display Enemy Nations in
By default Enemy Nations does not load the zoom level 0 sprites. The zoom level 0 sprites are about 4 times the size of the sprites for zoom levels 1 - 3 and therefore require a lot more memory and the game takes a lot longer to load. You should not turn this setting on unless you have 16M of RAM, 100M of virtual memory, and a 6X or faster CD-ROM drive. That said, the zoom level 0 sure is beautiful.
Zoom=0 ; load zoom level 0 if enough memory is available
Zoom=1 ; always load zoom level 0
Zoom=2 ; never load zoom level 0 (the default)
[Create]
Difficultity=# ; AI intelligence chosen in last game
ComputerOpponents=# ; number of computer opponents chosen in last game
Size=# ; size of world chosen in last game
StartPosition=# ; starting level of units chosen in last game
GameName=name ; game name chosen in last multi-player game created
GameDesc=desc ; game description in last multi-player game created
Connection=# ; network protocol used in last multi-player game
JoinUntil=# ; allow players to join setting in last multi-player game created
NoPlayer=# ; if no human player in last multi-player game created
Name=name ; player name used in last game
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Settings for vdmplay.ini
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[vdmplay]
UseLogFile=1 ; generates a log file
UseEncoder=1 ; Use special character encoding on comm/modem/tapi
LogWinsock=0 ; Log Winsock notifications
[TCP]
WellKnownPort=# ; TCP/IP port number
OBufSize=16 ; TCP socket output buffer size in K
MaxSends=10 ; How much packets we send at each time tick when trying to resend postponed data
RegistrationAddress=iserve.windward.net ;Registration server address
ServerAddress= ; Address of the game server machine
AddressIndex=0 ; Address index to use on multihomed machines (used by IServe only)
[IPX]
WellKnownPort=# ; IPX port number
[NETBIOS]
LANA=# ; NETBIOS LANA number
StationName=name ; unique NETBIOS name
[COMM]
Port=COM# ; COM port to use
WinSize=4 ; Send Window size
ResendLimit=10 ; How many times we trying to resend a non acked packet
BaudRate=192 ; BaudRate for comm/modem divided by 100
[MODEM]
Port=COM# ; COM port to use
WinSize=4 ; Send Window size
ResendLimit=10 ; How many times we trying to resend a non acked packet
BaudRate=192 ; BaudRate for comm/modem divided by 100
