New windows build, many small changes. This was unplanned, but I wanted to get it out there before I have to pack all my equipment away. May be problems, please do let me know if you find anything, and you may want to keep 3.63 around for a while.

Snake.

Apparently there was a strange permissions problem for some people. Not sure what happened but I rebuilt and reuploaded, so please try again :-)

Just a few small bugfixes, and bringing the code base up to date with the Windows build.

Get them at The Usual Place

Sorry for the delay...

Linux: Kega Fusion 3.63x

Mac OSX: Kega Fusion 3.63i

New build fixing a few problems.

Kega Fusion

New Windows build:

Kega Fusion 3.63

Other platform builds to follow shortly.

Go grab them from the Kega Page!

Minor tweaks and fixes to the Windows version: (plugins have not changed)

Windows: Kega Fusion 3.62
Plugins: Plugins(Win) (optional)


Major additions to the Mac version: (plugins have not changed)

Mac OSX: Kega Fusion 3.62i
Plugins: Plugins(Mac) (optional)


Completely new Linux version!

Linux: Kega Fusion 3.62x
Plugins: Plugins(Linux) (optional)


(Links to these and older versions etc. are at the bottom of the page.)

That's all for now. Have fun :-)

Bah, almost a year passed since I posted my last update. That doesn't mean I've not been working on this project in the meanwhile. I wish I had some more spare time, but I simply have to deal with it.

Anyway... I rewrote the video system. The old code was quick and dirty and really needed a cleanup. The new code also needs a small cleanup, but since I'm still adding features to it, this will be done at a later time. One of those features is pixel shader support. While I'm certainly not familiar with HLSL code, or created any exciting things in HLSL I guess other people can create neat stuff. That's why this shader support is plugin based.

I'm also working on a new audio system. The current subsystem uses DirectSound?, but the new one will be using XAudio2. This audio API really has some cool features like DSP processing and the abillity to create complex audio graphs. Offcourse, I want to embed those features into Triton.. making it possible to have a seperate audio stream for every emulated sound chip, running on their native clockspeed.

So that's it for now. I really need to work towards something I can release.. but because of my limited spare time, I can't give any estimations.

Ow.. I've also implemented this useless (but neat) feature:

The design of the boxes has been revealed and it's posted on the news section of Pier Solar website. Meanwhile we're having a contest for the best Pier Solar computer wallpaper. The winner will take home a glorious copy of Tavern RP.. I mean, Pier Solar on the version of his/her choice.


If you got drawing skills don't waste any time and submit your entry! Details on the website.