Thanks! I tried the share version on my celeron DOS pc and it works well, very nice.
Could not get it to work with opl3lpt (adlipt driver), i think because your game uses protected mode (through CWSDMPI).
Would you consider supporting opl3lpt ?

it is a very nice indeed - reminds me of micromachines!
someone bought this for me as a gift and really enjoying it 😁

dreamblaster wrote on 2020-04-19, 14:40:

Thanks! I tried the share version on my celeron DOS pc and it works well, very nice.
Could not get it to work with opl3lpt (adlipt driver), i think because your game uses protected mode (through CWSDMPI).
Would you consider supporting opl3lpt ?

I'd love to support OPL3LPT, but I'm not sure what would be involved. We're currently using RAD Tracker v2, which comes with a playback code example. The game itself is written in C using the Allegro library.

Any idea what to look for in order to support OPL3LPT?

Tijn wrote on 2020-04-19, 17:04:

Any idea what to look for in order to support OPL3LPT?

Please send me a code fragment by PM ?

dreamblaster wrote on 2020-04-20, 10:17:

Please send me a code fragment by PM ?

Hey, SlipSpeed developer here. Do you have some documentation on OPL3LPT somewhere I can take a look?

Hey
have a look at the OPL2::write function : https://github.com/pdewacht/adlipt/blob/maste … st/OPL2.cpp#L89
this works for opl2lpt and opl3lpt

Does the game have complete adlib support ?
-->I mean, are the sound effects also played through adlib card?

dreamblaster wrote on 2020-04-25, 16:41:

Does the game have complete adlib support ?
-->I mean, are the sound effects also played through adlib card?

No, the music is composed for OPL3 chips (such as found on the SoundBlaster 16). The sound effects are all PCM audio.