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NovaCoder

13 September 2013 03:51

AmiWolf - new 68k Wolfenstein 3D port

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Hiya,

As some of you guys know there are a couple of existing Amiga Wolfenstein 3D ports but I thought it was about time we had one with SFX and music.

This port started off as a quick test of the new AGA SDL but then I decided to turn it into a proper 030 targeted (non-SDL) release. It looks like it's playable on an 030 so mission accomplished :D

Features:

OCS/ECS/AGA/RTG
SFX
MIDI music playback using the DOOM Sound Engine
256 color double buffered graphics (AGA/RTG).
Auto strafe
PAL/NTSC support

It's a complete hack really, the best Wolfenstein port is called Wolf4SDL but that port doesn't support Big Endian so I had to base this port on about 3 different ports and it also includes code from DOOM, Quake and even Quake 2 :crazy

This port only supports the full retail version of Wolfenstein, it proved too complicated to include support for the shareware release.

Video 1

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiWolf_ECS

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiWolf_AGA

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiWolf_RTG

And...

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiSpear_ECS

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiSpear_AGA

http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/AmiSpear_RTG

Viserion

13 September 2013 09:27

Wow that is really cool. Looking forward to next week when it said you'd upload it to Aminet :bowdown

kriz	13 September 2013 11:19

Epic !!

NovaCoder

14 September 2013 08:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viserion (Post 910645)

Wow that is really cool. Looking forward to next week when it said you'd upload it to Aminet :bowdown

It's on AmiNet now :)

groundplayer

14 September 2013 11:54

Just installed on real Amiga (1200 + 68060), converted sfx (converted sfxfiles have to be 8bit), working great, thankyou NovaCoder !!

Mad-Matt

14 September 2013 15:14

I've got it all converted and running, and running well it does to ;) I had to remove CGX-AGA driver also else I just got a blank or corrupted screen.

Might be worth adding midi3mus http://www..com/download/5l...oz/midi3mus.7z for those on a 64bit os as mid2mus refused to work in this environment.

hansel75

14 September 2013 16:36

Top work Nova!

Will test this final full version out tomorrow!

Thanks for the port!

Viserion

14 September 2013 23:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by NovaCoder (Post 910825)

It's on AmiNet now :)

That's good news :)

Will try it tomorrow.

vroom6sri

14 September 2013 23:31

Thanks very much for your work on this. Does the addition of music compromise the 3d engine speed at all? Sorry if that's a naive question to ask.

NovaCoder

15 September 2013 02:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by vroom6sri (Post 910932)

Thanks very much for your work on this. Does the addition of music compromise the 3d engine speed at all? Sorry if that's a naive question to ask.

Thanks guys, I am just happy to finally have a version of this game with sound on my Amiga :)

Yes the music will slow down the graphics a little, you can turn it off in the menu.

pintcat

15 September 2013 07:47

Which files are exactly needed to run this? Because I tried my old Wolfenstein installation containing these files (which didn't work):

Code:

AUDIOHED.WL1

AUDIOT.WL1

config.wl1

GAMEMAPS.WL1

MAPHEAD.WL1

VGADICT.WL1

VGAGRAPH.WL1

VGAHEAD.WL1

VSWAP.WL1

Another W3D port already worked by copying these files into it's folder. I assume it's not that easy with yours ;)

Edit: Scratch that - I didn't perform the midi conversion yet...

NovaCoder

15 September 2013 08:04

Hiya,

Those look like the shareware files, you need the retail game files for AmiWolf.

You don't need the music data to play, it should still run without sound and music data.

Check both of the log files in the AmiWolf folder if you have any issues, the log file writes a lot of information about missing SFX/music data.

:)

Zoltar

15 September 2013 14:34

Just tried this out in WinUAE and it works great. Can I be a bit cheeky and ask if somebody could stick the converted audio files in the zone?

groundplayer

15 September 2013 20:04

Just a little question to NovaCoder: is there anyway to adjust the sound volume, cause my setup both sfx and music volume is very weak ? Been playing couple of episodes allready , working great ! Thanks !

pintcat

16 September 2013 01:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by NovaCoder (Post 910963)

You're right, it was the shareware version. I had this all the years without knowing. Seems like I didn't care much about this game in the past :blased. I now got hold of the full version and it works like a charm. My first quick test was without sound and it ran very fluid - much better than this old W3D port! As next step I'll try the audio extraction and see how good this works.
Question: Is there a way to use cursor keys for movement? I'm unable to define these keys in the menu since they are used for menu control.

NovaCoder

16 September 2013 01:40

Hiya,

Glad it's working well for you :)

I thought you could define the cursor keys for movement, it shouldn't make any difference that they are also used to control the menu. You should be able to hit 'enter' on the key you want to define which should turn it grey with a blinking question mark, you then just select the key you want to use.

I can't do anything about the low sound volume, the easy thing to do is to just turn up your speakers :)

I actually found a bug myself last night, it seems on my 1260 some of the items are not drawn (you can toggle all the items on a map by going to the map screen and then holding down the space bar and the left cursor key).

Code:

if (IN_KeyDown(sc_UpArrow)) {

                Auto_Map.walls ^= 1; // C + Up = toggle walls

                while (IN_KeyDown(sc_UpArrow))

                    IN_ProcessEvents();

            }

            if (IN_KeyDown(sc_DownArrow)) {

                Auto_Map.secrets ^= 1; // C + Down = toggle secrets

                while (IN_KeyDown(sc_DownArrow))

                    IN_ProcessEvents();

            }

            if (IN_KeyDown(sc_LeftArrow)) {

                Auto_Map.items ^= 1; // C + Left = toggle items

                while (IN_KeyDown(sc_LeftArrow))

                    IN_ProcessEvents();

            }

            if (IN_KeyDown(sc_RightArrow)) {

                Auto_Map.enemies ^= 1; // C + Right = toggle enemies

                while (IN_KeyDown(sc_RightArrow))

                    IN_ProcessEvents();

            }

The bug is caused by the compiler optimizations, it might only effect 1260 users?

I'll have to do some investigation and see if I can fix it, even anyone has this bug with a 1230 then let me know :)

Retrofan

16 September 2013 03:16

Hiya. Great work. What screen mode are you using with the Indi?

NovaCoder

16 September 2013 04:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retrofan (Post 911153)

Hiya. Great work. What screen mode are you using with the Indi?

Thanks :)

It just uses a standard PAL/ECS screen mode.

Reido

16 September 2013 13:28

Congrats on another great port, really enjoying playing this.

NovaCoder

16 September 2013 14:27

Thanx :)

Ok I just did a quick and dirty port to OCS/ECS 64 color EHB mode.

The first BETA (v1.01) is in the Zone :)

You'll need a fast 030 card to play this and it will still probably be very slow.

OCS/ECS Video

Obviously it won't run anything like this fast on an 030 OCS/ECS machine but it's the only one I've got for testing ;)

Looks pretty good for only 64 colors though I think.

Each frame this version has to convert each pixel from 256 colors to 64 colors and then convert it from chunky to planar.....ouch!

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