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Wepl
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2024-02-12 21:17
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no technical solution known |
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An example is the beta 0.2 slave for the Zenerdrive demo by paraj. It has a button selectable 0-9 speed rate accounting for stock to 060 cpu's. I thought it might be possible as a tooltype.
0.2 Zenerdrive slave attached. |
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This is not possible with a generic WHDLoad tool type. The speed regulation must be done per slave, as there are countless possibilities for the speed problems. WinUAE does not solve the problem with "cycle exact" either, but only ensures that the chipset runs at the same speed as on a real Amiga. Games/demos can still run much too fast with this setting. |
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paraj
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2024-02-20 18:36
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Obviously I agree with Wepl and StingRay here. FWIW it was possible to add a "generic" slowdown to Zener Drive because it has a single, critical function that is too fast on accelerated Amigas (doing a bunch of 3d calculations as fast as possible on 68000). Even then, a single numeric option is not good enough to match A500 speed anyway (each part would have to be calibrated for your specific machine), so for 1.0 I opted for a binary one (on/off) that's hopefully good enough. "Nobody" wants to try 10+ different options only to find none of them match true speed anyway. |
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Ok, I see this is too non-specific and generally inappropriate as a solution for a diverse range of Amigas. Thank You Wepl, Sting and paraj for the input and explanation. |
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