Gamebase Amiga 1.6 and WinUAE 2.7

[repetto74]

Hi Mad

Thanks again for your clear explanation. Sorry to bother you with this Amiga Gamebase and thanks for your patience.

I will try your settings and revert.
One question concerning the inputs: Which are the settings read by gamebase? The one set in the "inputs" in WinUAE or the one set into the script? I am still trying to set up the joystick as per my control panel mapping.

I would like to set the joystick with the following keys :

button 1="I"
button 2="W"


Up : R
Left : D
Right : G
Down : F

But I am afraid I did not catch up really how to do that or if settings have to be made into the script file


PS : mouse is set to Joy1 and working good

[.mad.]

Updated script in your PM...

[repetto74]

Hi Mad

Million thanks all inputs are working now and can now use the cab controls
I still have choppy sound and slow video but I will try to play with settings again and tweak WinUAE as much as possible considering my PC performance (anyway it's an Intel 3GHZ with 2 GB of ram so it should normally run WinUAE at full speed with no hickups).

Thanks also for the tutorial on how to set the disk B emulation. I will map F12 to one button of the cab to make this work also.
Many thanks finally Amiga Gamebase set up is almost done!

[Paul Irvine]

Make sure its set to Direct3D rather than DirectDraw..

It does make a difference, also under audio try choosing WASAPI rather than DSOUND and see if that makes a difference.

Lastly, if you are running Win 8 or Win 10 2 gig isn't a massive amount, its about just over the recommended minimum memory needed, and of course make sure you are not running virus checkers etc (be offline though), with them you have a process baby sitting another process and that in itself affects performance especially in emulators..

Hope it helps...

[Retroplay]

And just in case you have XP, get the portaudio library from winuae.net and use that instead of direct sound.