I wouldnt bother with the demo version but might be best discuss for when the full game is finally finished?
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Yes of course, we are always available, for demo versions and full version only too, when you want.
For some games, when they deserve it like your great work, our team and official whdload team too makes a whdload version of preview/wip releases, so we just do It for your game, but of course we can wait when you will release full version and will update our whdload according to it☺️
Hello,
I tested the game in both HDinstall and WHDLoad versions on an Amiga 1200 equipped with an Icedrake.
All WHDLoad games work flawlessly.
However, for Wardner, the WHDLoad version shows horizontal scrolling slowdowns during sequences where the character jumps and multiple enemies are on screen.
This issue does not occur with the HDinstall version, which runs without any slowdown problems.
The game was tested in AGA mode using a SCART output connected to a classic CRT monitor.
Configuration :
Amiga 1200, Icedrake (512 Mo Ram 68080)
Amiga OS 3.2.3
Please note :
Other WHDLoad games run flawlessly on this setup, which suggests that the issue likely originates from the slave WHDLoad or its handling of the game’s horizontal scrolling, not from the hardware or the game itself.
I fully understand this is a development version. This report is meant to assist you in identifying potential performance bottlenecks in the WHDLoad implementation. If you need further test results or specific configurations, feel free to ask.
Hi,
first of all we thank you for the report, feedback is always welcome especially if constructive and aimed at helping us improve so no problem indeed you did well to report the problem you encountered.
Your analysis in our opinion is correct it would seem to be a slave problem but we wanted to know: have you downloaded the latest whdload version, the one that solves the incompatibility problem reported by the user PPC damages? We would need to know if you have tried this version or the previous one and based on this we can reason and understand how to solve your specific problem.
As soon as you can please let us know so we can proceed to carry out all the tests and checks of the case, setting your specific configuration in emulation in virtual form will not be easy and in addition we do not have amigaos 3.2.3, but we will still try to reproduce the case and the slowdown you encountered on another virtual configuration as close as possible similar to yours.
Thanks again for the collaboration and see you soon
Amiga Vault Team