DamienD's WinUAE Collection

[OsabaKoldo]

Resolved!!!
I do the same "jump level" trick with Gloom AGA and at the start of zone 2, the game say "write enable data disk ". I do and the game continue. Later, when you run the game again you can select start the zone 1 or 2.


I do the same with Gloom Deluxe and the game run OK now to zone 2. So the data disk must be write enabled.

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by OsabaKoldo

Resolved!!!
I do the same "jump level" trick with Gloom AGA and at the start of zone 2, the game say "write enable data disk ". I do and the game continue. Later, when you run the game again you can select start the zone 1 or 2.
Attachment 58923

I do the same with Gloom Deluxe and the game run OK now to zone 2. So the data disk must be write enabled.

Great

Grrrrr; I didn't think that the game needed to write to disk, hence why I used the .IPFs.

...maybe I should swap over to the .ADF set listed above in post #1059.

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by OsabaKoldo

Resolved!!!
I do the same "jump level" trick with Gloom AGA and at the start of zone 2, the game say "write enable data disk ". I do and the game continue. Later, when you run the game again you can select start the zone 1 or 2.
Attachment 58923

I do the same with Gloom Deluxe and the game run OK now to zone 2. So the data disk must be write enabled.

Thanks again for your investigations OsabaKoldo

I've now replaced any .IPF files in the "Gloom" series with .ADF files... added bonus; there are now trainers with some of the games

So, please do the following:

• Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Gloom 3 - Zombie Edition AmigaCD".
• Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Gloom AGA".
• Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Gloom Deluxe".
• Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\Gloom Special Edition 97".
• Download / extract the archive from here into C:\WinUAE.

[ransom1122]

Nice fix for Gloom series.. Working perfectly now

[OsabaKoldo]

Thanks DamienD, downloaded and this weekend...

Recommended web (EAB member "nittamituaki"):
http://nitta.sakura.ne.jp/3d/gloom/gloom.main.html
with mods, maps, c2p routines, and more...

[BullyDog]

What about the fifth file in Configurations, Zombie Massacre?

[DamienD]

I slighty adjusted all Gloom series configuration files so...

With "Zombie Massacre [AmigaCD]" there are no disks (.IPFs or .ADFs) so no need to delete / update the <gamedir>.

[DamienD]

Hmmm, I'm trying to decide whether I should change the Payback "title" screenshot in my collection ("current" versus "Update7_Patch" below)...



What do people think?

[chip]

I prefer the one on my right

[Valken]

Update version looks better!

[DamienD]

Thanks guys; I was also leaning towards the new, "Update7_Patch" title... replaced

So, please do the following:

• Download / extract the attached archive and extract into C:\WinUAE\Games\Payback AmigaCD.

[ransom1122]

Late to the party. But YES new looked better

[Sinphaltimus]

Thank you DamienD for the continuing updates and support of your amazing collection.

[BullyDog]

Hi Damien, how do I save my games?

Also in Cruise For a Corpse game it says to press left mouse to put the whole game (4 disks) in hard drive. I did that and it just start the game. Any idea?

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Hi Damien, how do I save my games?

Adventure games and some other genres need save disks so you use those; these will be in "C:\WinUAE\Games\<gamedir>".

Alternatively, you can also use "Save States" which are very handy for saving any position / anytime:

• Press <F12> to bring up the GUI.
• Select "Miscellaneous" and click "Save state..."
• Type in a descriptive name, click "Save" and then "OK".

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Also in Cruise For a Corpse game it says to press left mouse to put the whole game (4 disks) in hard drive. I did that and it just start the game. Any idea?

Where did you get that information from?

Anyway, these are the "Cruise For a Corpse" disks already populated in the "Disk swapper":



When you want to save in this game you hold down the <Right Mouse button> and then click the <Left Mouse button>, which will bring up this:



Now select "Save", put either "Cruise for a Corpse (Save Disk 1).adf" or "Cruise for a Corpse (Save Disk 2).adf" into DF0: and finally click the <Left Mouse button>

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Also in Cruise For a Corpse game it says to press left mouse to put the whole game (4 disks) in hard drive. I did that and it just start the game. Any idea?

Originally Posted by DamienD

Where did you get that information from?

You are talking about the information when booting hey?



Read what it says carefully

Anyway, hard drive installation, be it copy / assign, native or WHDLoad, isn't too difficult... search the forum if you want to try doing this yourself

[BullyDog]

Ok I got it. press left mouse to continue...

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by DamienD

Read what it says carefully

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Ok I got it. press left mouse to continue...

No, I meant this line:

For HD install copy all files to your hard drive !!

...as you stated the following:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Also in Cruise For a Corpse game it says to press left mouse to put the whole game (4 disks) in hard drive. I did that and it just start the game. Any idea?

It doesn't actually say what you've written above or automatically copy the files to hard drive...

Anyway, my answers in post #1074 and post #1075 are sufficient

[BullyDog]

I got what you're saying Damien. I thought "Press Left Mouse" was part of the sentence.

It's saying Press Left Mouse to move on. I get it. Duh!

[DamienD]

Now that earok has finalised Area 88

...time to update this in my collection accordingly

So, please do the following:

• Delete the file "C:\WinUAE\Configurations\U.N. Squadron SE [modification].uae".
• Delete the directory "C:\WinUAE\Games\U.N. Squadron SE".
• Download / extract the archive from here into C:\WinUAE.