Dunjunz

Post by **Arcadian** » Thu Jun 13, 2002 7:06 pm

could you possibly email me a BeebEm savestate file (taken just before it crashes) so I can have a looksy?

jim587 · Post by **jim587** » Sat Jun 07, 2003 9:17 am

Any update on this? 
Thanks.

smithy999 · Post by **smithy999** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 2:40 pm

First of all I would just like to brillaint site, it's great to be able to play all the old games again. 
 
I have downloaded the BeebEm v1.41 emulator and the standard version of Dunjunz of the site and it runs fine to the end of level 1 but once you exit to level 2 the error bad command appears. What am I doing wrong?

DJMartino · Post by **DJMartino** » Sun Dec 05, 2004 11:01 am

I get the same problem. Did anyone find out how to overcome this? 
 
Also is there a way to re-map the keys as the wizards keys for up and down are the opposite of what you'd expect therefore very confusing and there appears to be no down key for the ranger. 
 
Many thanks

melchett · Post by **melchett** » Fri Dec 10, 2004 9:25 pm

If you're using BeebEm you can remap the keys using "Options->Define User Keyboard". Click on the key you want to remap and when the dialog opens, select the key you want to represent it. Do this for both the cursor keys and then select "Options->User Defined Mapping". Just remember to change them back before you do anything else with your emulator!

MikeWyatt22 · Post by **MikeWyatt22** » Sat Dec 11, 2004 1:10 pm

Dunjunz overwrites the DFS work space (&E00-&1100) which causes it to fail when a load is attempted. I don't know how this worked on a real Beeb. 
 
The cassette version of Dunjunz should work fine. The next release of BeebEm will have a cassette control window that allows you to move the tape position - makes loading the Dunjunz level files much easier. 
 
BTW the down key for the ranger is shift-lock. You will need to map this one as there is no equivalent on the PC keyboard.

Post by **Arcadian** » Sat Dec 11, 2004 1:52 pm

Hi Mike 
 
Thanks for all the BeebEm updates. <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/smile.gif ALT=":)"> 
 
Seeing as you mention improving the Tape interface, I just thought I'd ask whether you're looking at adding support for the new ("High Quality") UEF Standard ( see <a href="http://www.acornpreservation.org">www.acornpreservation.org</a> ). And maybe CSW too?!?

MikeWyatt22 · Post by **MikeWyatt22** » Sat Dec 11, 2004 8:57 pm

I have been looking at the HQ UEFs. The ones with standard tape blocks should work with BeebEm 2.0. You may need to rewind the tape after you hear the first block though as they do not contain lead-in blocks. I am looking at the ones with non-standard tape blocks. 
 
Support for CSW files - maybe. 
 
Mike

Fraser · Post by **Fraser** » Sat Dec 11, 2004 9:21 pm

The UEF chunk &0111 holds the length of a pilot tone before a standard dummy byte (&AA) and the length of a pilot tone after. Most BBC files have this chunk. The Electron neither requires nor writes a dummy byte. A lot of Electron files on tapes would have been written with a BBC so sometimes they have dummy bytes. There is a few chunks now that weren't in the UEF spec. 0.9. It looks like uef.dll was written long before the 0.10 spec. 
 
I'm releasing a new MakeUEF and CSW Viewer soon.

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