27 December 2016, 14:08 | #1 |
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Can anyone recommend a small .IFF viewer that works with WB 1.3 and can be run from CLI? I've used "FastView" before but that seems to need AGA plus asl.library (v43)... |
27 December 2016, 14:39 | #2 |
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I used this in my games compilation SHOW 2.1, but I should have some other
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Cheers guys, about to jump on a train up to Scotland so won't be able to try until later tonight...
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Mostra used to be popular in 1.3 days; don't know if the latest version supports 1.3 anymore. http://aminet.net/package/gfx/show/Mostra2V15
Aminet also came up with this: http://aminet.net/package/gfx/show/ALook31 |
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Cheers guys
ALook & Mostra both seem to need at least 2.0... IFF is working from CLI on 1.3 but I can't seem to get rid of the annoying window: Tried redirectimng with >NIL: but no difference... Anyone? |
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@AMIGASYSTEM; where can I find "Show x2.1"?
Difficult via Aminet / internet searches... |
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It's always a good idea to look in the old Fish disks if looking for software for OS 1.x: http://www.amiga-stuff.com/pd/fish.html
Here you'll find older versions of Mostra and many other contenders. |
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Compilation1= there are SHOW 2.1 Compilation4= there are PPSHOW for WB1.3 (you can compress images) In the compilation are the parameters we also used NoisePlayer, great for playing modules. NB: PPShow no parameters require reqtools.library Last edited by AMIGASYSTEM; 27 December 2016 at 20:14. |
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27 December 2016, 17:01 | #11 |
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Wow, here's a really, really small IFF viewer for CLI use in pure ASM called Viewer/Sho. Yes, early Fred Fish disks rule for small obscure utils!
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Mostra on Fred Fish Disk #330 works well with 1.3. My only issue is that you need to press <Esc> to exit. Would be cool if <Left Mouse> could be used but there doesn't seem to be a switch for that... Will take a look now my friend |
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PPSHOW (compilation n°4) quit with Right Mouse
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Mouse is invisible (which is cool) and exits on <Left Mouse> button (but you need to move the mouse slightly so away from borders). |
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Nice! I'll have to add that one to my resource folder of compact utils.
Like you, I've been playing mad scientist trying to fit a few games on to a single floppy as a bit of an exercise over the last couple of months, and have been hunting down all sorts of different compact utils to achieve that eureka moment. It's been fun in a head-banging kinda way, to say the least! |
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Yup, sure is good fun but can be frustrating also
...but as you say, when you do actually succeed it's a good feeling |
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DamienD, if you had not tested SHOW and PPSHOW I enclose the compilation again! where to get the two programs
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Cheers AMIGASYSTEM, the disk is all good now
...but I will definitely check out your suggestions out of interest. Many thanks as always. |
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Geez Louise, how many different IFF viewers are there on the Amiga called "Show"??!! Here are a couple more just for good measure!
- Show V2.1 (quite small, but slightly bigger than the one above) - Show V2.0 (the predecessor to Mostra, but needs arp.library) Also, for future reference there's an older version of ShowIFF (bundled with IFFLib V15.3) that uses iff.library (for both gfx & sound files)......but doesn't appear to need arp.library. |
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