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05 January 2007, 07:04 | #22 |
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Yes - I completed it a few days ago: http://hol.abime.net/4908/screenshot
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07 January 2007, 02:20 | #23 |
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Things not going to plan this weekend, but NBL WHD is finally under way...
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07 January 2007, 14:22 | #24 |
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Nice work Girv, good to see all of the unreleased games getting whdload installs so quickly (so thanks to all other authors too).
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09 January 2007, 10:30 | #25 |
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I got a couple of hours work in on NBL last night. The disk imager and trackloader replacement work (spent ages staring at a stupid bug and not seeing it grrr [hate that]), first loader screen works (a few copper problems), second loader screen still has blitter and keyboard problems. The code isn't too bad so far, except it does jump around a lot so it can be a bit tricky to follow. Work continues...
If anyone fancies knocking up an icon or two I'll include them in the install. I usually do NewIcons as 90px wide, 64 colours and ColorIcons as 120px wide and 256 colours. No rush |
09 January 2007, 11:28 | #26 |
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@girv:
Hey, thank you very much for your afforts I hope it´ll run fine on A4000/060. |
16 January 2007, 12:17 | #27 |
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Some small progress to report as I've suddenly become very busy for no good reasons over the past couple of weeks :angry
The game now starts from WHDLoad and you can play the first level. The disk swap isn't patched so it won't load anything from disk 2 and I need to do trainers next so I can actually reach the stage where it requires disk 2 I've also identified where the high score table lives so I can add high score saving later. The game itself seems pretty well programmed, it was just the loader screens that caused problems! I guess they were knocked up quickly and tacked on after the game was done |
16 January 2007, 22:17 | #28 |
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sounds good...keep the work on it....
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17 January 2007, 09:55 | #29 |
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Is this stuff interesting to anyone apart from me?
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17 January 2007, 12:07 | #30 |
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me of course...
if i would have more time for whdload i´d try to write an own installer... |
17 January 2007, 13:16 | #31 |
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Yes its interesting Girv
And great work all involved !! |
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Count me as very interested! Keep On!
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21 January 2007, 04:06 | #35 |
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OK patchfans, we're getting there
This one is a bugger. There are around 9 parts that all load in separately and all need patched up separately each time they load, but sort-of-fortunately they don't need much patching once they are loaded. The imager works for both disks and the slave now copes with disk swaps by the game. The game works on my A1200-060 with no SnoopOCS hits right up to the final "wizard battle" level. I got a hit on this level but I think it's to do with how I'm fast-skipping the game parts to get to the final battle quickly - it needs more investigation but I'm sure it's not a real problem. I haven't got past the wizard yet so I don't know what comes after that - probably another part that needs patched Trainers for infinite lives, infinite energy, infinite time and "I'll buy that for $1!" shop are all working in the main game, infinite lives and time on the jigsaw level and infinite lives and energy on the wizard level. High score saving is in. I'm pretty sure it works but it needs more testing. The remaining work on the slave itself is mainly tidying up and checking everything works as expected. I've found some common problems with keyboard reading in a couple of the parts so I do need to go back and check all the other parts for the same sort of thing. After that it's icon time and a beta version should appear in the Zone for your testing pleasure |
21 January 2007, 15:03 | #36 |
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@girv: Well done girv!!! Couldn`t find the install in zone. When it will be uploaded?
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21 January 2007, 16:54 | #37 |
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@nujack: when it's done
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23 January 2007, 02:49 | #38 |
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You lot owe me a beer for this one, I'm ill you know ;)
Tiredly presenting...
No Buddies Land WHD 1.00 BETA 1 (ta-daaa!) ...in a Zone near you, Real Soon Now. Featuring: - fixed copperlists - fixed blitter waits - fixed keyboard handlers - bugfixed sound code - bugfixed memory corruption - quit at all stages, even on 68000 - snazzy NewIcon And for registered WHDLoad users: - high scores saved / loaded from hard disk - optionally skip intro screens - infinite lives - infinite energy - infinite time - "everything is $1" shop - choose start level - configurable skip level hotkey Requires: WHDLoad 16.0+ (tested on 16.7 and 16.8beta) 0.5Mb chipram + 0.5Mb other mem. 2Mb other mem recommended for best performance. Notes: CUSTOM1 controls the trainers; add the values to combine options as usual: 1 = infinite lives, 2 = infinite energy, 4 = infinite time, 8 = cheap shop, 128 = skip intro screens. CUSTOM2 sets the start level 1-5. CUSTOM3 sets the skip level hotkey. The default key is F1. Note that this doesn't work on the final battle. You can also set the start level by typing MARIELLE WANTS A SIMPLE GAME on the title picture screen (flashes white if you get it right) then pressing 1-5 number keys. You will find out who Marielle is if you complete the game This is a limited release Beta 1 for testing purposes. It works without problems on my A1200 060-50Mhz + Mediator, though I think there is some self modifying nastiness left in the music replayer code. Let me know of any problems via this thread. Your support is appreciated |
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Many thanks girv, i will try it today.
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