China DOS Union

I've already linked the graphics library and fonts, but after compiling it turns out like this, and the program also seems to be 5K smaller than the original. Does anyone know what's going on?

Obviously, the fonts and the font interpreter program don't match.

How do I fix it?

The fonts not matching the font interpreter program is only one of the reasons

On my machine, if it doesn't move then there's no problem; once it moves it gets blurry, but on my friend's machine there is no problem

The biggest difference between my machine and my friend's is the graphics card

This kind of problem has something to do with the graphics card. Who told us to use Chinese characters, hehe

One Wuyou boot disk I bought is also like this?
If it doesn't move I can read it, but once it moves it gets blurry, with streaks all over, impossible to read. Please help!!!

Go to Wuyou and download a free 3.1. The MENUSTAR inside has no problem, it has already been modified by WWWFOX.
http://www.wuyou.com/bootcd/iso0000000/wuyou31.rar

Mine has the same problem too!!!!!!!!!

Me too

I think the following possible causes should be considered for this problem: 1. Just as iceboy said, the font-reading program you wrote does not match the fonts, causing the Chinese characters to display incorrectly; 2. As for the problem of writing Chinese characters to the screen, this problem is directly related to the graphics card you are using. I guess you are programming in C. How did you initialize the EGAVGA.BGI file when writing the program? The following function is only for reference.
void gmode()
{
int gd=VGA,gm=VGAHI;
registerbgidriver(EGAVGA_driver);
initgraph(&gd,&gm,"C:\\bc5\\bgi";
}
If there is anything inappropriate, please correct me. Thank you!

I have this problem too, and I've never been able to solve it.