WizardStan
Mega GP Mania
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Notaz is a genius, just thought I'd let people know
Step 1) get Ginge
Step 2) get the Wiz versions of Albion and Warcraft
Step 3) Install the Dos versions of Albion and Warcraft as directed in the downloads: ie, install them, copy the contents of the zip files into the directories, copy those directories somewhere onto your SD card
Step 4) Download the Pandora updates for Albion and Warcraft
Step 5) Extract the updates, overwriting files where necessary. The gpe files specifically needed to change.
Step 6) Run Ginge and load the gpe files.
I'll keep on top of the configs if Notaz is successful in getting the touchscreen working fully. In the meantime, the default config moves the mouse cursor around with the D pad.
In Albion, pressing the L button (sometimes R and L at the same time for some reason) switches between mouse mode and cursor mode, allowing you to walk around with just the keys. B is left click, X is right click, Y is Y (as in 'Y'es), A will stretch the screen to normal (which was too wide for the GP2X and therefore doesn't display properly) or fit to window. Start pauses and Select displays the map.
In Warcraft, Y is left mouse button, X is right mouse button, A is M (for move), B is A (for attack).
The config files (Albion.cfg and Warcraft.cfg) can be edited yourself to get the key combos you prefer. It's too bad it can't directly map the keyboard. Maybe M-HT will one day grace us with actual Pandora versions which support full key mappings and touchscreen support. In the meantime, Notaz is awesome.
The X-Com ports should work in a similar fashion, just as soon as I fix the gpe files.
Step 1) get Ginge
Step 2) get the Wiz versions of Albion and Warcraft
Step 3) Install the Dos versions of Albion and Warcraft as directed in the downloads: ie, install them, copy the contents of the zip files into the directories, copy those directories somewhere onto your SD card
Step 4) Download the Pandora updates for Albion and Warcraft
Step 5) Extract the updates, overwriting files where necessary. The gpe files specifically needed to change.
Step 6) Run Ginge and load the gpe files.
I'll keep on top of the configs if Notaz is successful in getting the touchscreen working fully. In the meantime, the default config moves the mouse cursor around with the D pad.
In Albion, pressing the L button (sometimes R and L at the same time for some reason) switches between mouse mode and cursor mode, allowing you to walk around with just the keys. B is left click, X is right click, Y is Y (as in 'Y'es), A will stretch the screen to normal (which was too wide for the GP2X and therefore doesn't display properly) or fit to window. Start pauses and Select displays the map.
In Warcraft, Y is left mouse button, X is right mouse button, A is M (for move), B is A (for attack).
The config files (Albion.cfg and Warcraft.cfg) can be edited yourself to get the key combos you prefer. It's too bad it can't directly map the keyboard. Maybe M-HT will one day grace us with actual Pandora versions which support full key mappings and touchscreen support. In the meantime, Notaz is awesome.
The X-Com ports should work in a similar fashion, just as soon as I fix the gpe files.
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