Usage

Usage: c:/vms/vms.exe [-h][-d][-V][-1][-2][-3][-s:Speed][-I:FILE.PCX][-B:BgCol][-F:FgCol] game.vms

-h Displays this info

-d Debug mode

-b:FFF Chanbe bios image file

-V Display version number

-1 Single pixel display mode

-2 Double pixel display mode

-3 Triple pixel display mode (default)

-s:NNN Change throttle speed to NNN (numeric)

-I:FFF Change background image to FFF (must be .PCX file)

-F:NNN Change colour index used as foreground colour to NNN

-B:NNN Change colour index used as background colour to NNN

 

A typical command line would be:

vms tetris.vms

Something more complex:

vms -s:320 -1 tetris.vms

The DOS port uses a file called vmu.pcx as a background image. If you want to change the image (which must be a PCX file) use a command line such as:

vms -I:newimage.pcx tetris.vms

If you use a different image, chances are that your palette won't match the palette used in the original vmu.pcx. The two command line options -B:nnn and -F:nnn can be used to change the colour index used as foreground and background colours:

vms -I:newimage.pcx -F:255 -B:0 tetris.vms

 

Key mappings

PC Key
 VMU Control
 
Arrow keys
 D Pad
 
Z
 A button
 
X
 B button
 
S
 Start button
 
M
 Mode button
 
ESC
 Exit emulator
 


Legal

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(borrowed from http://www.tidalwave.net/~maushammer/vmu.html)
