PengoBrain_os4 and muiroyale.hwp

steveis2 · 03 December 2022, 09:28

Hi,
In OS 4.1 running in winuae I'm trying to launch a game called PengoBrain_OS4. However on clicking on the icon a notice appears saying it requires muiroyale.hwp which I think is a plugin of some sort. This file exists in the game folder. Do I need to copy or move it to a different place in the OS for the game to work or should it really work as it is?

Regards Steve

jPV · 04 December 2022, 12:20

It's a Hollywood plugin that provides MUI support for scripts/programs made in Hollywood. In theory it should work in the program directory, but with some OS4 version there were some changes in the OS which made it to fail to load from its own dir, but it still worked if you copied the plugin into the LIBS:Hollywood/ directory.

When I stumbled upon this years ago, the affected OS4 version was still beta, but I don't remember now if it's already a public version. And this might be worked around in Hollywood itself now too, but if a program is compiled with a certain Hollywood version and run in the specific OS4 version, you might need to move plugins.

03 December 2022, 09:28	#1
steveis2 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Britain Posts: 65	PengoBrain_os4 and muiroyale.hwp Hi, In OS 4.1 running in winuae I'm trying to launch a game called PengoBrain_OS4. However on clicking on the icon a notice appears saying it requires muiroyale.hwp which I think is a plugin of some sort. This file exists in the game folder. Do I need to copy or move it to a different place in the OS for the game to work or should it really work as it is? Regards Steve

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04 December 2022, 12:20	#2
jPV Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: RNO Posts: 1,007	It's a Hollywood plugin that provides MUI support for scripts/programs made in Hollywood. In theory it should work in the program directory, but with some OS4 version there were some changes in the OS which made it to fail to load from its own dir, but it still worked if you copied the plugin into the LIBS:Hollywood/ directory. When I stumbled upon this years ago, the affected OS4 version was still beta, but I don't remember now if it's already a public version. And this might be worked around in Hollywood itself now too, but if a program is compiled with a certain Hollywood version and run in the specific OS4 version, you might need to move plugins.

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