@drHirudo

Thanks!

Edit: Just played Gods (STE+Blitter emulation) on my WinUAE/OS4 configuration. All works good.

Last edited by pavlor on 16-Feb-2015 at 06:19 PM.

@drHirudo

Thanks for your work. Although I'm using only Arnold emulator, do you have plans for an updated version of that?

Also, it would be nice to see a C64 emulator with your easy-of-use. I don't know, I never got VICE to run it properly on my X1000 system.

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@Phantom

Try older VICE version (eg. I use 2.3), VICE 2.4 doesn´t work for me.

@Phantom

Last time I worked on Arnold it still had some bugs with the sound unfixed. I will take a look again if I can fix them.

For C64, I didn't try as VICE is good enough. I don't use the latest VICE version as it has problems with the Joystick emulation.

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I ported the latest version (1.9.0) to AmigaOS 4. The old CPU core is getting deprecated and emulator is going to use the official WinUAE 68K core. The Falcon emulation is getting better and better as seen in this video - Hatari emulator version 1.9.0 running on AmigaOne X1000 with AmigaOS 4.1

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@drHirudo

I still recall CU Amiga's "It's an Atari" remark...

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@drHirudo

What GUI toolkit does this use for the X11 version?

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@drHirudo

Thanks!

@bison

It uses SDL library 1.2 or 2.0 if enabled.
It was using some custom X11 GUI interface before, but I see this is not updated anymore.

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@drHirudo

Nice I'd love to play Blue War III on a 'Miggy. Does that game work?

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@drHirudo

Quote:

It was using some custom X11 GUI interface before, but I see this is not updated anymore.

Yes, that must be it -- I installed an old version from the Linux Mint repo, and it still has the custom interface.

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@BigD

Yes, Blue War III works with emulated Atari ST selected with TOS 1.02 and 512 KB RAM. I used the version from Automation Menu disk 127.

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@drHirudo

Quote:

The old CPU core is getting deprecated and emulator is going to use the official WinUAE 68K core.

Any plans to integrate Raccy's JIT for PPC ports of Hatari.

@drHirudo

Finally took the time to try it out and Blue War III works great on Hatari on OS X! Great memories playing this game.

The only thing is I can't remember how to stabilise the dive either coming up or diving down. I just can't hold any depth other than on the surface! How do you do this? I thought it was just ENTER on my old 1040STFM but that doesn't work on the Mac emulator. Any ideas?

The in game guide says it's the UNDO key! What's that on the Mac's keyboard?

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@Thread

It looks like Page Down works as the ST's UNDO key so on a Macbook keyboard that is Fn + Down Arrow!

All sorted now.

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@Thread

Sadly it doesn't work reliably. Any advice?

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@Thread

It's amazing what a fresh head and a new day does to help things;

It look like I got my ST scancodes mixed up. I've now added 59,97 to my Keymap text file.

This maps UNDO to semi colon!

The links to do this yourself are here:


SDL Keyboard Codes

ST Keyboard Scancodes

Last edited by BigD on 23-May-2017 at 09:45 AM.

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