@flash
Hi, can you create a simple test showing the issues with the SPE instructions and let me know if you are using HEAD of the adtools repository?

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Doesn't that mean that you can use your controller as if your button presses were keyboard inputs? So long as you can choose keyboard/disable the controller in the game and let AmigaInput / the Input Device handle everything?

It has never happened since my original post. If it does I will capture anything on serial since I have serial eternally running on my machines. But, I suspect if it ever did happen again I wouldn't see anything on serial. We will just have to see.

I just put it down to a solar flare.

Still working on it. Ran into problems with a load time shared object that the game uses.

@Raziel
1. Binutils 2.40? Is this some special version for SCUMM? Our ADTOOLS currently uses 2.23.2. There are some experiments going on with 2.40 in the background.

2. You are using the latest released elf.library version? "version full elf.library"

3. There is a "dlopen()" being used in this code base?

4. It seems odd that the symbol it is trying to search for is literally the quotation mark: '"'. A readelf -s of that plugin would be interesting. I cannot see how it can ever find '"'.

I notice that on my X5000 this game runs quite well, but some textures are pure black. Not sure if anyone has run into this before?

Is there a plan for a release date?

@sailor I am not sure. Hopefully someone else can help!

Yep, @nbache. Works nice.

This perhaps suggests a change to the section 1.3.3 of the Docs/DirectoryOpus.guide (http://os4depot.net/?function=showfil ... ility/filetool/dopus4.lha) which suggests that you should, instead, use the DopusWBStart script.

@nbache
Let me test it. I will report back soon.

Version 4.

I have added it to WBStartup preferences. It points to the "DopusWBStart" script. It has the script protection bit.

Its contents is:

Tested it also and it runs fine.

I had the option for the full range of resolutions for both window mode and fullscreen mode once I disabled software rendering.

@Cool_amigaN
You would have to supply a crash log and perhaps use Snoopy for us to figure out where it is going wrong.

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On the website it says Warp3D so if you use an RX card you would need the NovaBridge... (I say that skeptically because as usual, all the dependency stuff confuses me).

Thus looks good. Another game I did not know was available. I will also try the demo soon and let you know what happens.

@AmigaOldskooler
I would really like that, actually. To have something like an AmigaOS4 capture the flag server or something!

It is openmohaa. There has been a lot of progress on their side recently. This game... I used to play all the time: Capture The Flag online.

Need to iron out a few things with the port. But, _should_ be available soon.

Thank you.

https://ibb.co/3FChYL8

Does anyone know it?

Whatever is best for you such that you continue your essential reports!

Thanks. I am finding it hard to find the massive thread about Qt. It ended up being a long talk about how our Shared Objects and elf.library were not working fine. I cannot remember if that was a thread on Qt, but I know that alfkil was working on it. Was that the Qt thread?

Do we have Qt yet for AOS4? Or GTK...

Today I found that:

- https://g-a-p.me/inside/x5kbootstick.html is a very good article.
- If serial debugging is enabled to an external machine then the UBOOT menu will immediately continue as if you pressed a button. I happen to have my X5000 eternally connected to a different machine which always runs and captures serial debug output (debuglevel=5). So long as I stop the process from my linux machine, which is basically an eternal "cat /dev/ttyUSB0" then the UBOOT menu will not just flash up and then continue.
- There is no need to put the USB stick in a particular column/row into the back of the X5000 despite what https://wiki.amiga.org/index.php?title=X5000_Emergency_Boot_USB says.

The latter point is very useful because depending on where your X5000 is located, you do not have to crawl behind everything to stick in a USB stick. In my case, I just put it in one of the upper front USB panels.

@eliyahu
Great work. Much appreciated!