nexus wrote:
@Hans
0 fps I get for the first Arena (Tier 1),

The third arena (Tier 1) is much more fun, because here I get 18-30fps

Strange, that the speed is so different in these arena-levels.

Unfortunately, the game is still not playable. Even with 30 fps, you only can move forwards/backwards/left/right very, very slowly. (Seems that the keyboard input is catched too slow??). Looking around with the mouse is fast , though.

Moreover, after installing OpenArena and starting it, everything is "green", means GL-Mode doesn't seem to work. In Software-rendering the textures, etc. look old-fashoned/unnice -- don't know how to describe it.
In Addition, after switching to NON-GL-Mode, It's not possible to switch back. In the settings, you can set GL-Mode to ON but appearently this has no effect. The screen re-initialises, but the "look" stays the same.

Capehill wrote:
@Hans

Does 9000 have any issues with Q3, by the way?

EDIT: Q3 indeed puts stuff (console prints) to serial, but not per frame basis.

nexus wrote:
I installed OpenArena on Sam440ep/AOS4.1.
It works! But it is far to slow -- even on lowest possible resolution and gfx-details. I guess, I get 1 or 0.5 Frames per second :)

Unbelievable that it should be playable on a A1@800Mhz.

Anyway, good job! works without crashes

nexus

freddix wrote:
@Rogue:
Hi and thank you for your answer.
But actually,
Amiga OS 4 Own Radeon Warp3D Drivers ?
Does MiniGL own Radeon drivers under AmigaOS4 ?

Are these some tutorials and samples for MiniGL on AmigaOS 4?

Faranheit wrote:
For the 460 processor, you will have to wait many time before it's getting real, and there is no confirmation that it will be supported on Sam 440EP ;)

salass00 wrote:
@Mikey_C

Andrea Palmat? (MPlayer, work on OWB and various ports of programs/libraries)
Henning Nielsen Lund (abc-shell and various SDK programs that make porting stuff without using a crosscompiler setup much easier)

Skov wrote:

Now, I am interested to know if it works? Can the suggested coders really tell the difference?

Chris wrote:

Alternatively, if somebody wants to learn Installer and bombard anybody who uploads a program which is more complicated to install than "copy the entire folder to your hard drive", that would make everybody's life a little better.

corto wrote:
@Hans

Great answer !

When you tell "Get working yourself", you are right but I have to add many developers are there to help, so "Get working yourself" does not mean "Get working alone". You did not say that but I just want to tell RacerX, Troels and others that they can feel confident if they want to start programming.

Troels wrote:
Quote:

orgin wrote:
@Troels

Yes unfortunately there's too many people hoping for Mr Someone

And unfortunately a Mr. Someone is not enough for such a big project

Not being a developer myself (don't tell me to learn code, pls!) all I can do is hope and contribute with a little $$ for those who actually produce something in our community.

TSK wrote:
Do anybody know what PPC command stw for example: stw r0,4(r11) do ? Are those two registers used as data registers or memory address registers in that example ?

COBRA wrote:
@corto

Don't want to disappoint, but DVD menu support is rather low priority on my list, because:

- DVD movies can be enjoyed without the menu
- It is very major effort, giving only a relatively small added value to the program
- Support for other movie formats like FLV/MOV is more sought after by most people and thus has higher priority

Kreciu wrote:

EDIT: Thanks for developing this drivers, but please do not forget about taking ALL the potential of existing hardware.

Radeon 7000 or9000 series is really great piece of hardware. Amiga could benefit from well made driver with full support from that site.

I'm not saying that "new" hardware is not needed but... :D.

I'm talking from the site of the common user.