Eduke32 shadow warrior for free#
Eduke32 shadow warrior drivers#

Expect the performance to be slower in this mode. To release the mouse pointer bring up the in-game console, this is bound to the Tilde key by default, but can be remapped in Oprions / Keys Setup. In fullscreen this is not a issue, as the game can freely change the palette on its custom screen. The game will still render in 8-bit color, the higher color depth is required to avoid the expensive color remapping necessary on paletted public screens.

You can play the game in window on high color (15-bit) or better RTG screens. possible values: PAL, NTSC, DBLPAL, DBLNTSC, EURO36, EURO72, SUPER72, MULTISCANįORCEID - force a specific mode, the value should be a Mode ID in hexadecimal format I recommend putting these away into Storage:Monitors, but if this is not possible for some reason, you can use the following tool-types to force specific modes.įORCEMODE - filters the available modes via the mode name.

Eduke32 shadow warrior drivers#

The game asks the OS for the best mode id for a given resolution, but this can lead to unexpected results if there are unused monitor drivers in Devs:Monitors. The game supports 11-button CD32 controllers. This resets all of the changes you have made for the keys/buttons. In the menu open Options / Input menu, and pick Apply Classic Defaults. To enable the Mouse Aiming, press in-game. In the menu open Options / Input menu, and pick Apply Modern Defaults. I uploaded a WAV music pack into The Zone. Most releases of the game come with the music tracks in Ogg Vorbis format, which can be converted to WAV using various tools like FFmpeg, SoX or Audacity. Keep in mind that the music streamed from memory, so it might not fit if you have less than 32 MB memory. I recommend 22KHz 8-bit mono, which is a good balance between sound quality and size. Uncompressed 8-bit PCM WAV files are supported up to 22 KHz. To switch back to Paula, change both values back to 0. The game will use the Music Unit for sound playback, make sure it's properlyĬonfigured in the AHI prefs. To use AHI, after the first start open SW.CFG in a text editor, and in the section set FXDevice = 8 and ReverseStereo = 1. The game defaults to stereo Paula DMA audio, but AHI is also supported for sound card users. Please use the 040 executable, as the 060 one is currently not compatible with Vampire V2 cards. The texture/sound cache is also sensitive to memory fragmentation, so if you have 32 MB or less memory, it's best to start the game after a clean reboot. It can be improved by adding more buffers, but I recommend running the game from a PFS or SFS volume. For Twin Dragon, simply copy the contents of the 'dragon' folder, except for SW.CFG of course.įFS is quite slow at seeking in large files which can lead to pauses in-game when new data has to be loaded from the GRP file. For Wanton Destruction remove SW.GRP, and copy WT.GRP into the drawer. As these replace the original levels it's recommended to keep them in separate drawers. Shadow Warrior Classic Complete also includes two expansions for the game. The only file you need is SW.GRP, do not copy SW.CFG from the DOS version! It's incompatible if JFSW, and will cause all sorts of issues, like not being able to save your settings.

Eduke32 shadow warrior for free#

You can get the full game for free on Steam and GOG. Please don't mirror this file as it can still change, I will upload it to Aminet once everything is stable.īelow is what will eventually become the readme, I'll edit this post as needed. Time for a public test version! This one is for 68060 only, the 68040 doesn't seem to be fast enough. What about modern editing? SW, as I recall, wasn't as user-friendly for that kind of stuff, and it was really challenging for people to do things like changing the weapons.The port is now officially released on Aminet:īeware, the information below may be outdated! So my next question is, what options are there today for doing some hard-core modding of Shadow Warrior? Duke has eDuke32, but is there something like that for Shadow Warrior? (I don't know if I have ever seen anything more advanced than JFShadow Warrior, which doesn't even run on my modern computer.) And that's just for a modern engine. Like I always dreamed of doing back in the day.Īs I think about it though, I would probably want to start with Shadow Warrior instead of Duke3D, because SW had features like room-over-room, and that 'wave' SE. I've recent started back down the path of editing levels with build, and now I'm toying with the idea of making a full-blown TC. I don't know if I would actually follow through with this, but I was thinking about it, and might as well at least find out what is out there.