Winuae in mala

[Thulle]

Is here anyone that can help me i cant get winuae work in mala when i press a game in mala only the settings window of winuae pops up ....

[loadman]

Is here anyone that can help me i cant get winuae work in mala when i press a game in mala only the settings window of winuae pops up ....

Forget MaLa for a sec....

Winaue can be fiddly

1) You Know you need a separate Wanuae Config file for each game right?
2) If you have Winuae set up correctly then double clicking on the games config file should launch the (no settings window) game full screen.
    If not then:
    A) Launch  Winuae (not via a config file)
    B) Test the game works via Quick Launch
    C) Enter the rom file location into the hardware/ floppy drive section (NOT quickstart)
    D) Under 'Mic-advanced' make sure the show gui on start-up is not checked
    E) Save 'AS' this config under the game name
    F) Quit Winuae and double click the config file you just saved
    Game should now launch ....  If not you have some other setting wrong in Winaue

When you have Winaue sorted

In MaLa ensure you have it configured as per attached pics (obviously your file path will vary but the command line details should be the same.

When you have you amiga game list loaded then right click and refresh list

Enjoy

[Thulle]

Is here anyone that can help me i cant get winuae work in mala when i press a game in mala only the settings window of winuae pops up ....

Forget MaLa for a sec....

Winaue can be fiddly

1) You Know you need a separate Wanuae Config file for each game right?
2) If you have Winuae set up correctly then double clicking on the games config file should launch the (no settings window) game full screen.
    If not then:
    A) Launch  Winuae (not via a config file)
    B) Test the game works via Quick Launch
    C) Enter the rom file location into the hardware/ floppy drive section (NOT quickstart)
    D) Under 'Mic-advanced' make sure the show gui on start-up is not checked
    E) Save 'AS' this config under the game name
    F) Quit Winuae and double click the config file you just saved
    Game should now launch ....  If not you have some other setting wrong in Winaue

When you have Winaue sorted

In MaLa ensure you have it configured as per attached pics (obviously your file path will vary but the command line details should be the same.

When you have you amiga game list loaded then right click and refresh list

Enjoy

Okey ... i just wonder how Maximus arcade are working then if i need to set up every game .... i had maximus arcade before and when i had that i just setup the kickstarts and other files but not a configuration each for all the games

[Organic Jerk]

Okey ... i just wonder how Maximus arcade are working then if i need to set up every game .... i had maximus arcade before and when i had that i just setup the kickstarts and other files but not a configuration each for all the games

Maximus Arcade is programmed with SPECIFIC emulators in mind (so much that to play some systems you have to use that one emulator) , Winuae being one of them.  Whereas MaLa is an open ended application that allows for much more freedom with the right amount of setup finesse...

From MA's site:

MA will currently manage the following emulators and executables below. The following emulators listed have been successfully tested with MA, although other emulators may be substituted with varying degrees of success.

* Currently configured to only run with the emulator listed.

Commodore Amiga     Winuae     -s use_gui=no -s gfx_fullscreen_amiga=true -0 %file     .uae, .ipf, .adf, .adz, .gz, .dms, .fdi, .zip

[loadman]

Okey ... i just wonder how Maximus arcade are working then if i need to set up every game .... i had maximus arcade before and when i had that i just setup the kickstarts and other files but not a configuration each for all the games

..Your Welcome :-)

[headkaze]

Maybe you guys need to check out my UAE Config Creator application. It's designed for the TOSEC collection as it uses it's naming convention to place disk span's into the available drives so you can swap in/out floppy's for multiple disk games. You set your emulator's filter to *.uae.

You can download it from here

[loadman]

Maybe you guys need to check out my UAE Config Creator application. It's designed for the TOSEC collection as it uses it's naming convention to place disk span's into the available drives so you can swap in/out floppy's for multiple disk games. You set your emulator's filter to *.uae.

You can download it from here

You are a Tool master...  :-)     

[headkaze]

You are a Tool master...  :-)     

Did you just call me a master?   

[loadman]

You are a Tool master...  :-)     

Did you just call me a master?   

[Intoxicated] You know it Perth boy [/Intoxicated]  Hic...     

[headkaze]

[Intoxicated] You know it Perth boy [/Intoxicated]  Hic...     

BTW I finished with the PacDrive if you still need it for your Jukebox project

[loadman]

[Intoxicated] You know it Perth boy [/Intoxicated]  Hic...     

BTW I finished with the PacDrive if you still need it for your Jukebox project

Thanks But I already have a spare Pac-Drive, Led-Wiz and MaLa Hardware here on the bench that I can use in my Jukebox  :-)

[tuxied]

this thread helpt me out a lot, thanks!

just some info that can be good to others.

winuaebootlog are the log file for winuae. in that i saw that %path% were read as text and not as a variable, and also that %ext% were translated to zip and not uae.


So i got it to work if i used this as command line: -f "%rom%.uae"