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Have you set it up outside of the core?

https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Wiki_Mi ... ck-Mapping

Also, does it work on e.g. your PC/Mac?

This has now been merged into the Minimig core; AmigaVision support will follow.

RalphJB wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 2:48 am

Which version of Doom is in this collection? I'm not seeing Thy Flesh Consumed in the episode list.

I believe that’s included as part of the Ultimate Doom release?

Yes, apologies if I was too terse in my response. If you are using a 1440p screen, you should add the relevant default resolutions under the [Amiga] section, and replace the 1080p default PAL/NTSC settings. The 5× Dynamic Crop/Scale only applies when you use 1080p (or, by extension, 4K) output.

The offsets we include should only apply to 1080p (and by extension, 4K), not for any other resolution. Unless there’s a bug in the core that we are unaware of.

AmintaMister wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 9:39 am

Simply check the <mtime> on archive.org to know if an archive was updated and compare it with a locally saved data (in XML form).

Modification time would work as well, yes — I am not familiar with the APIs here, so I will leave the implementation to the ones actually writing the code

Please make use of the issue tracker:

https://github.com/0mhz-net/0mhz-collection/issues

There’s already a fork (possibly several) that do this. But yes, it was proposed and rejected from the main project.

midline_slippy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 12:32 pm

Hope you have 100gb+ free space avail...

One of the main points of the 0MHz DOS Collection is that it’s split up. You will never need double the space of however many games you download to unpack the games — just whatever the largest single game is.

Boot into Workbench, start Directory Opus, go to the AGS2 folder and delete any entry you don’t want.

How it was made:

Download Quartus, download the core, open the .qpf, and press the green triangle. The output_files folder has a txt file that lists utilization.

Speaking of file systems and formatting, I’ll just leave this here

Probably not. Maybe MT-32, but I don’t want to speak for Mr. Emu, who is doing the actual work.

Most people had a Soundblaster equivalent, that’s what’s going to trigger their nostalgia. Anyone that knows what a MT-32 device is can probably find their way around the setup menus and save that as their setup.

Thanks! Filed as https://github.com/0mhz-net/0mhz-collection/issues/14

There are bound to be issues, there’s a lot of different configurations.

Ideally report them directly in the issue tracker, and we will get to them: https://github.com/0mhz-net/0mhz-collection/issues

Video Game Esoterica covered it too, including a quick tutorial:

In AmigaVision, we use the /shared drive to communicate between the core/scaler and AmigaOS. ao486 supports the same kind of shared drive, I think. Anyway, seems like this should be its own new topic

Quick on the draw as always, here’s PCN with a brief overview:

midline_slippy wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 5:38 am

I assume MechWarrior 2 is outside of the capailities? I know I played it on my 486DX2-50, tho it plated a LOT better on my 486DX4-75 Laptop. I have a feeling this game needs that 80487 MathCo Processor.

Yes, think of it as a 486SX. Probably won’t run that game, certainly not well if at all.