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This is my Amiga PPC port of TrueReality - a Nintendo 64 emulator.
Contact me at amidog@amidog.com. URL: http://www.amidog.com/n64/
Usage:
* Config TR using the TrueReality.cfg file:
Line 1: AGA - 6bit using custom C2P.
GFX - 6bit (with 8bit chunky screen) using WPA8.
HAM8 - 32bit using custom 32bit->HAM8 conversion and 8bit C2P.
Line 2: 320 240 ID - where ID is the screenmode ID in HEX!
Line 3: 640 480 ID - where ID is the screenmode ID in HEX!
The IDs for PAL is 0x00021000 (320 240) and 0x00029004 (640 480). The supplied
TrueReality.cfg file uses DoublePAL, I do however NOT recommend this since using
PAL is much faster due to faster CHIP-mem writes!
* Starting TR:
1. Open a CLI/Shell window and write TrueReality.elf/040 -localdisp ROMNAME
2. TR will now start, load the ROM, open a screen and start emulating.
3. TR probably changes the screenmode once or twice before any
action will take place on screen, and please remember that NOT
all ROMs work, check out http://www.snes9x.com/n64emulators/index.htm
for a few screenshots of working ROMs.
* These keys are used (incl. what they do):
Left Mouse Button - Hold DOWN for a sec or two until TrueReality quits.
NOTE: This is only useful for the PPC version since
Ctrl+C does the same a lot better in the 68k version.
Ctrl+C - Quits the emulator (only works on 68k currently).
ESC - Quits TrueReality (do NOT always work, use LMB/Ctrl+C as described above).
F8 - Refresh Visual (to force refreshing, normally done automatically).
Q - Start Button
W - A-Button
E - B-Button
8 (numeric keyboard) - C-Button UP
2 (numeric keyboard) - C-Button DOWN
4 (numeric keyboard) - C-Button LEFT
6 (numeric keyboard) - C-Button RIGHT
UP (arrow) - D-Button UP
DOWN (arrow) - D-Button DOWN
LEFT (arrow) - D-Button LEFT
RIGTH (arrow) - D-Button RIGHT
A - R-Button
S - L-Button
D - Z-Button
K - Stick Up
J - Stick Down
L - Stick Right
H - Stick Left
NOTE: The stick is a simulated analogue one and thus do NOT return to zero when you
release one of the buttons, you must return in manually by pressing the opposite one!
* Demo ROMs can be found at http://www.dextrose.com/
NOTE: Download PONG as the first one to get one that works!
/Mathias "AmiDog" Roslund