The rest will remain unchanged regardless of your file setup.
#SONIC R PC FULL#
Line 4 is start – then the full location of Sonic R’s executable (in the installation directory, NOT on the disc).
Line 3 is cd (change directory) – then the full location of Sonic R’s installation directory. Line 2 is start – then the full location of DXWnd’s executable. Line 1 is the full location of DXWnd’s file. (modified version of a batch file created by BuckoA51. Start C:\Users\Angel.9\Downloads\DXWnd\dxwnd.exe Type something like this example (details further down): However, you may still skip this section entirely if you prefer. This step is not necessary to run Sonic R, but as the section title implies, it is indeed convenient. When you’re done playing and quit out, make sure to close DXWnd as well if you’re planning to skip making a batch file in the next section, as DXWnd may cause issues with other software. Select Direct3D with the spacebar to play. Start DXWnd, select Sonic R and right click -> Execute. Click on the “…” button and select your Sonic R executable.įor “DirectX Version to Hook,” choose DirectX9Ĭheck the box for “Do not Notify on Task Change”Ĭheck the box for “DirectInput is Hooked”Ĭheck the box for “Auto Correct Mouse Position”Ĭheck the box for “Reduce CPU Load (DirectX1-7)” Get DXWnd ( mediafire com/file/b4jubox1jm9v5iu/DXWnd.rar ), which is also freeware.Ĭlick Edit -> Add. Use your hex editor to open sonicr.exe in the game’s installation directory (NOT the disc) and edit the following addresses: Get a hex editor such as xvi32 ( ), which is freeware. Note that you still need the disc to play, regardless. After setup is finished, you may simply copy and paste all of the disc’s data into the game’s installation directory. Don’t worry if this doesn’t properly copy all the files.
#SONIC R PC WINDOWS#
Select Windows 98 Compatibility mode and check Run as Administrator and try again. If it fails to run, right click it, select Properties, then the Compatibility tab. Navigate to your Sonic R disc’s directory. Now back to the installation instructions: Find the drive Sonic R’s CD is inserted into and change it to a drive letter closer to the beginning of the alphabet than your other drive(s)’s letter (Right click the drive -> Change Drive Letter and Paths -> Change… and select a new letter). The setting can be found here: Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management. If you cannot place the CD into the first drive for some reason, you can change drive letters in the Control Panel. Only do this if absolutely necessary and you feel comfortable (if not, skip ahead!): This next step can and likely WILL cause issues with other games and software. It will NOT play the game OR music in any other drive. For example, if you have two DVD drives, D and E, the CD MUST be in D. IMPORTANT: Sonic R’s CD must be in the FIRST disc drive on your computer. Simply place your Sonic R CD into the drive you wish to play it from. This step usually isn’t a problem for most machines.
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