Re-wrote DREAMM’s user interface to run on top of SDL2, enabling MacOS support.If you’re migrating from 1.0, see the Upgrading from DREAMM 1.0 section. The remaining code-including the core x86 emulation, remaining sound chip emulation, video card and other peripheral emulation, plus the DOS, Win32, and FM-Towns OS emulation-are all my own inventions and native to DREAMM.ĭREAMM has undergone a pretty significant overhaul since its first release. Munt (LGPL 2.1 License) for Roland MT-32 emulation.SDL2 (zlib license) for cross-platform graphics and sound.In addition, DREAMM ships with the following dynamic libraries, built unmodified: zlib (zlib license) for compression/decompression of ZIP and PNG file formats.RtMidi (MIT license) for MIDI port access across platforms.YMFM (BSD license) for FM audio emulation in SoundBlaster and FM-Towns.These are all included with DREAMM itself, so you don’t need to install anything more, but I do wish to acknowledge them here.ĭREAMM is built with the following libraries: There is little demand for it, and 64-bit platforms allow for much more optimal techniques.ĭREAMM makes use of a few outside packages to handle some of the tricky bits. Note: 32-bit platform support has been dropped for DREAMM 2.0. MacOS systems require a minimum of MacOS X 10.15 (Catalina) or later. I personally haven’t verified it actually runs on anything lower than Windows 10, but have heard reports that it runs well as far back as Windows 7 SP1. Windows systems require (I believe) a minimum of Windows 7. I hope to eventually have a Linux version as well, but I need to learn a bit more about how to package it up to work across distros. If public beta releases are available, and you’re interested in seeing future DREAMMiness, check out the beta release page.ĭREAMM is currently built for 64-bit Windows and MacOS platforms, with native support for both Intel and ARM processors. The latest version of DREAMM can always be found at the main download page. (Yes, DREAMM has outgrown its original acronym a bit, but I like the name, so I’m keeping it.) There’s a lot to go over, so let’s break things up like this:ĭREAMM is a specialized emulator for playing many of your original DOS (and Windows and FM-Towns) LucasArts games with full fidelity to the original.
The documentation on this page applies specifically to DREAMM 2.0 and later if you need it, I’ve archived the documentation for DREAMM 1.0 here. This is the official documentation page for DREAMM.
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