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Cool - this sounds great. The concept isn't dissimilar to Sheep, I believe it was called: http://pc.gamezone.com/gzreviews/r13225.htm except that ISTR you used commands from the herder to guide them along rather than obstacles. It's been years since I played that, but I really enjoyed it...

I just downloaded the test 3 version that's pointed to from the news item on the front page. It looks like it's using the mmuhack, cyclone and drz80. It's not using hardware SDL surfaces, though... don't know if it would improve things using paeryn's hardware SDL acceleration...

I'm not familiar with that game, but a quick search showed this: http://eager.back2roots.org/DATA/H/HIGSE.HTML Since the comment there reads: "Not tested on A500 - probably won't work. Although it will run on an A600 it'll be pretty slow as it isn't the fastest game even on an accelerated...

Quick! Let's tell him before he wastes any more time going in the wrong direction! Damn, there goes my New Year's Resolution to stop being so sarcastic ;) Anyway, the CPU power required to emulate the sort of systems that rlyeh previously handled on the GP32 is likely to be met by the 940T, I...

Hiya, If you use the search function in the top right of the screen, putting in Stratagus you can look through several previous threads discussing this potential port. I can remember bits of some of them, but not enough to summarise, I'm afraid. It would indeed be cool to see it ported...

rlyeh mentioned that he was planning to use the 940T to handle CPU emulation, and the 920T to do the rest in his much-anticipated emulator releases.

You need a Passport 64 or similar, I think.

I forgive you, and retract the curse that I had placed on you and your descendants.

I just noticed this... I can add these to my TODO list - they're straightforward things to add, but basically it's a lot easier to email me about stuff like this, or post in the latest version's thread - it was pure chance I saw this :)

I was wondering if ryleh's gpe compressor was being used... I suppose its usefulness depends on whether the games' data files are the biggest hogs or not...

Really very cool :) With the editor for it as well, this will be one of the best releases for aspiring game makers ever! Bravo!

Yes, why not exercise a bit more abuse of power - lock away... my opinion (which is of no consequence) of some people in this place has plummeted enough for one day now anyway :( Cheezer: yes, we're guests on this forum. We're also part of a community - this forum is nothing without that.

Likewise. I wasn't aware that people had to have balanced views to be welcome here. What next? Banning people for being positive all the time?

I agree entirely with your points, Mr. Engineer - it's this kind of thing that puts people off expressing themselves. w.r.t. Epicenter, to awfully paraphrase Voltaire: "I don't always share your opinions, but I'd be quite miffed if you weren't allowed to express them". [sound of Voltaire...

Perhaps a technique such as this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqqcfyqpLFo

You probably need to tell the linker to link with the pthread lib as well... (-lpthread)

Yes... it's amazing to think that someone can still just about type whilst wearing a straightjacket.

I'd withhold their salary until they deliver - work-shy scum!

Looks very cool - the volume button seems slightly off when rendered in Firefox, but the rest is marvellous :) Since your pngs show it fine, I guess it's a rendering difference you anticipated with the Inkscape note.

Why don't you actually try it? The link I posted before is gpSP using the hardware blitter to scale to both fullscreen distorted and fullscreen aspect-correct... you don't need to use VBA to see it ;)