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BullyDog 08 July 2018 11:56

Who says you can't teach old dogs new tricks? :cheese

Specksynder 08 July 2018 18:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD (Post 1252453)
On a side note; thanks for your support / encouragement... I guess this means you are enjoying my collection and appreciate all the hard work that's gone into it :great


He's not the only one. ;)


Thanks again for this wonderful work Damien!


:bowdown:great

DamienD 08 July 2018 18:37

Cheers guys, it's nice comments / feedback like this that makes me very happy indeed and glad that I didn't keep the collection to myself / shared with all of you :great

DamienD 09 July 2018 19:15

Following on from this post in the TOSEC Amiga Correction Thread thread:

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD (Post 1253216)
Heya guys,

I don't usually do compilation disks in my collection but made an exception here...

Anyway, I've noticed that this cool disk still isn't included in TOSEC:
Ice Crack & Renegades (Infernal Byte Systems).adf

...in The Zone! for you ;)

I've decided to split the multi-game disk into separate ones ;)

Instead of the configuration / game:

Code:

Ice Crack & Renegades (Infernal Bytes)
...you now have the following with individual title / sshots:

Code:

Ice Crack & Data Disk
Renegades (Infernal Byte Systems)

So, please do the following:
  • Delete the configuration file "C:\WinUAE\Configurations\Ice Crack & Renegades (Infernal Bytes).uae".
  • Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Ice Crack & Renegades (Infernal Bytes)".
  • Download / extract the attached archive into C:\WinUAE.

jabybau 09 July 2018 19:56

tks Damien!!!!!

DamienD 09 July 2018 20:08

Thanks jabybau for your support. It's custom things like this that make my collection unique and you won't find elsewhere ;)

I've been wanting to split this disk for a long time now but other things have gotten in the way...

I had today off work so thought I should finally make it happen :agree

jabybau 09 July 2018 20:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD (Post 1253275)
Thanks jabybau for your support. It's custom things like this that make my collection unique and you won't find elsewhere ;)

I've been wanting to split this disk for a long time now but other things have gotten in the way...

I had today off work so thought I should finally make it happen :agree

You actually deserve our support since your collection lets us dream a lot of old times.....
keep it up mate!!!:):bowdown

BullyDog 10 July 2018 00:53

What does TOSEC mean?

zoodah 10 July 2018 01:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog (Post 1253331)
What does TOSEC mean?


TOSEC: The Old School Emulation Center

Dunny 10 July 2018 02:15

TOSEC is a way to catalogue all the old games and apps. They store the checksums of disks and stuff so you can check which games you have against their database, and they also rename the files so you can see the publisher, hacks/trainers status, virus infections etc.

Personally I used to hate the naming scheme but lately I've come to appreciate it.

BullyDog 10 July 2018 02:27

I can appreciate it too as this is a learning process for me. I'm all new to Amiga and I like it.

I like it a lot. :great

BullyDog 10 July 2018 02:44

Damien, can you tell me what the activity bar on the bottom mean? I can see the 4 rightmost boxes as the floppy drives. What are the rest?

I loaded Diggers and I can see that the two drives were active. The music played and ended but no play screen.

At this point I had no clue whether I need to wait some more or did it stopped.

Thanks. :cool

ransom1122 10 July 2018 04:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD (Post 1253262)
Code:

Ice Crack & Data Disk
Renegades (Infernal Byte Systems)

So, please do the following:

Nice job. :agree

I am not a fan of multiple games on one disk.. Games always seem to get forgotten this way.

:great

DamienD 10 July 2018 05:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog (Post 1253342)
Damien, can you tell me what the activity bar on the bottom mean? I can see the 4 rightmost boxes as the floppy drives. What are the rest?

From left to right:
  • CPU
  • FPS
  • Power
  • Hard Drive
  • CD Drive
  • DF0
  • DF1
  • DF2
  • DF3
Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog (Post 1253342)
I loaded Diggers and I can see that the two drives were active. The music played and ended but no play screen.

At this point I had no clue whether I need to wait some more or did it stopped.

Thanks. :cool

After the language selection screen the intro will load, press the mouse button to continue here ;)

...but there seems to be a problem. I haven't played this game since 2015 and using an older version of WinUAE. Currently if you try to watch the full intro it will freeze / crash at the following screen. This happens even if using a Quickstart A1200 :sad

https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images...sk1of4_001.png

It's late here, need to test more tomorrow after work...

Valken 10 July 2018 06:09

Thanks for the ongoing updates Damien. Enjoy your summer vacation with the ladies! :D

BullyDog 10 July 2018 14:08

Seems I got that color on the screen but no graphics then it went half black. I waited some more and realized that it's locked.

It happened twice yesterday. I got out my camera to show you this morning and the game worked. Weird. Must be my PC somehow.

Maybe a reboot is all that's needed to reset everything. I'll make a note of that. Thanks for the tip on the activity bar, very interesting. Hard drive and CD drive indeed.

DamienD 10 July 2018 14:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog (Post 1253405)
Seems I got that color on the screen but no graphics then it went half black. I waited some more and realized that it's locked.

There's a slight issue with the config; it doesn't like Fast RAM so... I'll adjust this tonight and then you will see the intro graphics correctly.

...but there is currently an issue with the intro in WinUAE as detailed in post #1013 :sad

I've tried numerous settings / WinUAE versions but the same things occurs unfortunately. I need to play around more tonight once home from work but may need Toni to take a look after providing logs etc...

For now, just click the left mouse to skip the intro :agree

BullyDog 10 July 2018 18:22

The mouse clicks works no problem there. All I did was fast loads. Rest are defaults.

Might be in the configs. When I had a problem with C64 Forever where this one game (Bonecruncher) had garbled graphics I tried changing configs to no avail. Then I hit reset to defaults and everything worked including this game.

I mentioned to the author that the startup defaults may not match the reset defaults after I had the problem with the game. He made updates and sent me one.

DamienD 10 July 2018 20:25

Diggers [AGA]
 
...so have been playing around and no matter what settings / options are set; I cannot get the "intro" in the floppy disk version to work correctly :sad

No matter; tested the WHDLoad version and the "intro" works perfectly :great

...only issue, as reported in the following thread, is that only English is supported: Diggers [AGA] - WHDLoad - Languages

So, please do the following:
  • Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Diggers AGA".
  • Download / extract the attached archive into C:\WinUAE.

ross 10 July 2018 21:20

Only a quick view, but I wonder how the intro of this game can work even on a real machine (probably by chance).
The 'tunnel' is generated by a series of bfset instructions indexed by a register dx.w on which the boundaries are not checked;
the writing field is less than [-32768,32767] so at the borders there may be some undesidered memory writes.
And indeed it happens: part of the ilbm images of the superimpressed titles are modified and once real-time decompressed
(since even in that case the decompressor does not control the limits..) begins to overwrite all the memory.
Great..


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