| need help using 2 disks from command line with winvice [message #137394] |
Sun, 27 February 2005 14:55  |
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Originally posted by: bullseye1
g'day,
Using WinVice, at the moment I have a game with two sides of a disk.
I have Side A in drive 8, and Side b in drive 9. When I play the game
and get to the point changing to side b, it still tries to load from
drive 8 (side A) and crashes the game. Is there an option to auto load
from drive 9?
The game works fine if attach side b to drive 8 (when asked to insert
side b). But I'm using winvice from a multiple emu frontend, and I
load everything from command line options so far as I'm trying to
make any file loading unseen - the only thing stuffing me up is when
you get to side B in the game - is there a keyboard shortcut to swap
the disks around or something?
Any help at all much appreciated. Thanks.
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| Re: need help using 2 disks from command line with winvice [message #137398 is a reply to message #137395] |
Tue, 01 March 2005 05:27  |
Michael Klein
Messages: 17
Registered: February 2005
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On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
>> The game works fine if attach side b to drive 8 (when asked to insert
>> side b). But I'm using winvice from a multiple emu frontend, and I
>> load everything from command line options so far as I'm trying to make
>> any file loading unseen - the only thing stuffing me up is when you
>> get to side B in the game - is there a keyboard shortcut to swap the
>> disks around or something?
>
> No, there is nothing like this. Anyway, you can use flip lists - that is
> a list of images which can be used to change rather easily. Look up the
> File menu for this.
If the game (or a patched version...) runs from a 1581, the OP could
also copy the files from both sides onto a single .d81 to avoid disk
swapping completely.
Cheers!
--
Michael
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