@All Just tested the new ProTracker clone on os4depot, and while it works fine, i noticed that in window mode, i can't hit the top buttons correctly, and should hit the very end of the buttons. Is it me, or everyone have this issue ?
It does look like that the size of the title bar is broke the calculation of stretched data in the window itself. Can be as SDL2 issue and program itself …
EDIT: there is definitely something with mouse's cords. If you choose for example in config to use a hardware mouse (i.e., the OS's one), then you even can't hit normally on any other buttons. Just in their bottom lines only.
The porting of PT-Clone has been done by @smarkusg it is a quick and dirty port. However, I thought this tracker is good enough to upload to Os4Depot.
Before I uploaded the tracker to Os4depot I had it tested by some people under x5000 and yes all of them could confirm this problem also under the Pegasos 2 machine I had these problems.
However, PT-Clone runs in full screen very well and without problem, I think who does something useful with the tracker, will prefer to use the full screen.
Your allowed upload incomplete work to OS4depot.net, then thing about OS4Depot.net is that you can get feedback unlike Aminet, my comment I made there, was not meant as criticism from me, merely a suggestion.
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Thanks for linking your video, the compositing of the windows is impressive
Just small nitpiking about : when you made your videos, plz point out always that this is emulation, not real machine you record with, because ppls may see your videos on os4depot, and think that is how the real machine work (while real machine currently handle it's all better and faster). Not that is big issue, just it will be correct to let people know if it is a real thing or not, so they know how it all.
As for issues in window mode, i think it's just code's issues related to the scaling and wrong recalculation of the mouse coords (and the correct working in fullscreen prove that)
Thanks for linking your video, the compositing of the windows is impressive
Just small nitpiking about : when you made your videos, plz point out always that this is emulation, not real machine you record with, because ppls may see your videos on os4depot, and think that is how the real machine work (while real machine currently handle it's all better and faster). Not that is big issue, just it will be correct to let people know if it is a real thing or not, so they know how it all.
Thanks for the hint, I will change it again. People should not be scared how humpy the whole in the window and movement is
MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE
The source code is there, and if someone can improve it, they can. My programming skills are unfortunately very poor.
Nevertheless I like this tracker and I already know it from AmigaOs3.x, so we can all use it under AmigaOs4.1, so I acted in agreement with smarkusg. The tracker has already been downloaded 32 times so there is interest from people to use it.
Edited by Maijestro on 2023/10/24 15:17:02 Edited by Maijestro on 2023/10/24 17:55:44
MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE
I've finally found some time to try out the Protracker clone, and it's better than I had expected! Too bad about the bug in window mode which makes the top buttons pretty much unusable (as kas1e has pointed out above); hopefully this can be fixed.
Not that I think I'll now ditch the wonderful MilkyTracker and start using PT again, but it's great to have an alternative (and a tool for testing the .mod files produced by Milky).
I agree with you, I am also a bit irritated that no one has come up with the idea to port this tracker for AmigaOs4.1, the porting should be very easy in my opinion.
PT-Clone is of course not a replacement for MilckyTracker, but also offers a lot of settings and everyone who has used AmigaOs3.1 before should know Protracker.
And was made available for MacOs/Linux/Windows, through SDL2 we would now have the possibility to use this tracker also under AmigaOs4.1 as an additional system. I am also not sure if the error in the window output is not a bug of PT2-Clone, or just not taken into account when porting.
And yes I use AmigaOs4.1 behind the emulation but that doesn't mean I don't use it the same way as someone with real hardware.
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Obviously not as good as the the latest port but it worked.
I know this old port from PT on os4Depot and have already tried it out. There is a world of difference between this and the new version.
Every piece of new software that we can use under AmigaOs4.1 should be welcome, even if it is "just" a port. Of course PT2 seems old-fashioned compared to MilckyTracker, but it has experienced a lot of Amiga history
And if the users want it, why shouldn't this additional alternative be ported sensibly. ?
MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE
The porting of PT-Clone has been done by @smarkusg it is a quick and dirty port.
I was able to compile the latest version from GitHub, and the program runs. However, the DiskOp section is broken because no directories are listed in the browser. I wonder what the author of the OS4 port has modified in the code to make it work?
I've made the DiskOp file browser to work simply by linking with the -lunix switch; apparently this was needed to handle DOS paths correctly. Now I'll try to see if I can fix the mouse problem in the window mode. No promises though, as I have no previous experience with SDL
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And while I have you here in this thread, any news on Rave?
Sadly, Rave hasn't got much attention this year due to some family issues I'm dealing with. However, I'm planning to release a small update before Christmas.
I'd much rather get in touch with the author of the OS4 port.
I compiled this to test pt2-clone in connection with a post in the "SDL2" topic. I posted a link on the forum to a person who mentioned this program - it ran slowly. I was admonished not to post links on the forum and I removed that. I didn't want to post this on os4epot because I don't have much time at the moment. You would have to test it to see if it works properly on any hardware, see what license the program is under . If the programme is under the GPL, you must also include the sources. If another licence, see its content etc. Just compiling is not everything some people don't remember posting only binary files. I have forwarded the sources and the file to @Maijestro with the description as above.
If you need what I changed no problem I can send you - but I think you already did it yourself as you can see from the description
Nice that you managed to do it and I hope you will fix the bug with the program in window mode. Honestly I didn't even notice after PT I always used full screen.
@Trixie Not that i want to advocate what to do, but those issues with mouse looks like broken calculation depend on screensize and scaling factor. Which imho mean issue with original code, and maybe worth to create BZ on the author's github page. But maybe our SDL2 can be guilty too, through i didnt see this kind of problem in other ports
If you need what I changed no problem I can send you - but I think you already did it yourself
I had to disable the exception handler in pt2_main.c and the audio format check in pt2_audio.c. As for the latter, I'll have to see - when I get home tonight - why SDL_OpenAudioDevice() fails when asking for the AUDIO_S16 format. Is it because I have a 32-bit mode set in the AHI prefs? If so, why does the audio work fine when I disable the check?
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