Wolfenstein 3D port for CD32

[britelite]

Originally Posted by SKOLMAN_MWS

It's obvious. But he is not the author of the Apple 68k engine whose sources are available here https://github.com/Blzut3/Wolf3D-Mac

And? Still doesn't change the fact that nobody seems interested in making an Amiga-version. Even if using those sources, it still requires quite a lot of work getting all the Amiga-specific parts running decently.

[SKOLMAN_MWS]

Originally Posted by britelite

And? Still doesn't change the fact that nobody seems interested in making an Amiga-version. Even if using those sources, it still requires quite a lot of work getting all the Amiga-specific parts running decently.

Oh, that is, current Wolf ports for Amiga did not need any work.

[britelite]

Originally Posted by SKOLMAN_MWS

Oh, that is, current Wolf ports for Amiga did not need any work.

I thought it was implied we were discussing an A500-port. And the ST-version is in no way just a direct port of the Mac-version, but I'm fairly sure you know that already.

EDIT: Anyway, I think I'll give my standard answer to this: How about you make a port from those sources if you're so keen on seeing it done?

[vwrafi]

Hello. Since FAST RAM for CD32 is easily available, could somebody change the size of the window in Wolf3D. With FAST RAM and Akiko could we go full screen on this port? Or maybe somebody will give an option to choose a size of a game window?

[Valken]

There is a port of Wolf3D that uses full view port in AGA here:

http://www.indieretronews.com/2015/1...-3d-amiga.html

I've tested and it works great in WinUAE except you cannot have music and sound FX at the same time. But otherwise, runs really good with cycle exact settings.

[SKOLMAN_MWS]

Originally Posted by Valken

There is a port of Wolf3D that uses full view port in AGA here:

http://www.indieretronews.com/2015/1...-3d-amiga.html

AmiWolf is less "efficient" (uses SDL) and does not support Akiko and has no public sources.

On CD32 you can turn on normal music from CD during the game.

http://aminet.net/search?query=AWolf3D

http://aminet.net/search?query=AmiWolf

[vwrafi]

Originally Posted by Valken

There is a port of Wolf3D that uses full view port in AGA here:

http://www.indieretronews.com/2015/1...-3d-amiga.html

I've tested and it works great in WinUAE except you cannot have music and sound FX at the same time. But otherwise, runs really good with cycle exact settings.

Does it suport Akiko?

[gururise]

1. Does it support Akiko?

2. Is it able to take advantage of fast ram? Many CD32's have been upgraded using the TF328 to 8MB of memory....

[gururise]

Originally Posted by vwrafi

Hello. Since FAST RAM for CD32 is easily available, could somebody change the size of the window in Wolf3D. With FAST RAM and Akiko could we go full screen on this port? Or maybe somebody will give an option to choose a size of a game window?

+1 Agree. The CD32 is now easily upgradable with fast ram.

Also Akiko support to speed things up would be great!

[earok]

I don't really have time to look into a new attempt at Wolfenstein for CD32 myself but I've got a wishlist for anyone who does.

1. Akiko support (obviously - if the AmiWolf port is system friendly it may be Akiko capable already. Otherwise PatchChunky on Aminet - http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/PatchChunky11 - might do the trick)

2. CD audio support - either to use straight dumps of the DOS version, or the bespoke 3DO soundtrack. That way you could easily have music and SFX simultaneously.

3. NVRAM saving (obviously saving the entire game state is out of the question. But just the score, ammo, health, lives, guns at the start of the level etc would be a life saver)

[Valken]

Originally Posted by gururise

1. Does it support Akiko?

2. Is it able to take advantage of fast ram? Many CD32's have been upgraded using the TF328 to 8MB of memory....

Don't know. I tried it under WinUAE cycle exact and it runs FAST.

I could not boot into my HDF file with a CD32 config to test.

[NovaCoder]

Originally Posted by SKOLMAN_MWS

AmiWolf is less "efficient" (uses SDL) and does not support Akiko and has no public sources.

Actually, AmiWolf is very efficient

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