• Tutorial 1: Create a window
• Tutorial 2: Hello triangle - draw something
• Tutorial 3: A splash of algorithmic colour - procedural texture mapping
• Tutorial 4: Colour another way - per-vertex colour
• Tutorial 5: 3D at last - draw a cube
• Tutorial 6: 3D lighting - add lighting to the scene
• Tutorial 7: Animation - making objects move
• Tutorial 8: Adding texture - texture-mapping
• Tutorial 9: Normal mapping - extra realism with surface bumps and features
• Warp3D Nova gotchas - easy mistakes and how to avoid them
• GLSL shader debugging - tools and tips
• Where to go from here - next steps in your graphics programming journey

• 2019-05-31 fixed: Super Stardust (Bloodhouse) soundFx in game were trashed if intro was not skipped immediately, more options for trainers added (Info)
• 2019-05-31 fixed: Putty Squad (System 3) flicker background bug introduced with joypad support is fixed now (Info, Image)
• 2019-05-31 fixed: Falcon (Spectrum HoloByte) slave removes the disk protection in SPS 268 Mission Disk I, supports SPS 1602 Mission Disk II (Info)
• 2019-05-27 improved: Deliverance (21st Century) joypad support added, trainer moved to splash window (Info, Image)

• Replays many old OCS file demos on an AGA Amiga with a 68060 CPU
• Single playback queue entries can be also created directly
• Supports a reset device which is connected at the serial port of your Amiga, it counts down a given playtime and does a hardware reset if it reached the end value. After that, the next demo will be fetched out of the playback queue and get played

• Change default for bezel option to 0 (off)
• Change in FS-UAE Launcher: Fixed recently introduced bug when downloading files via cache

• Developed and programmed by industry veteran Richard Löwenstein
• Plays to the performance capabilities of the Amiga CD³², 1200 and 4000
• Five themed arenas in elaborately designed retro design
• Exciting attack waves and boss fights
• Extra weapons and power-ups
• Multi-level scrolling, up to 100 objects on screen
• 50 Hertz refresh rate ensures constant high-speed
• More than 400 colours on screen
• Thrilling soundtrack and SFX play simultaneously
• Locally stored highscore list and additional internet ranking option
• Runs on standard hardware of the A1200, A4000 and CD³², no add-ons required
• Tested on Amiga systems with 68020, 68030, 68040 and 68060 CPUs

• Amiga 1200, Amiga 4000 or Amiga CD³²
• Joystick or CD32 compatible controlpad
• 2 MB chip memory, more memory supported
• Runs on compatible Amiga emulators on Windows, Mac and Linux

• 2019-05-22 updated: Jim Power (Loriciel) support for second button, added CD32 controls, manual added (Info)
• 2019-05-20 improved: Starray (Logotron) added CD32 controls, trainer added (Info)

• 2019-05-14 new: Anarchy Party Slideshow (Quartz) done by StingRay (Info, Image)
• 2019-05-14 new: Silicon Sounds (Quartz) done by StingRay (Info, Image)
• 2019-05-13 improved: Ugh! (PlayByte/Ego Software) reduced chipmem usage, reworked (Info)
• 2019-05-13 fixed: Superfrog (Team 17) fixed low jump on floppy version when in 2-button mode (Info)
• 2019-05-13 improved: Desert Strike (Electronic Arts) division by 0 fixed, joypad controls added, keyboardless operation, music fixed (Info)
• 2019-05-12 new: Go for the Record (Quartz) done by StingRay (Info, Image)

4.2.0 bugs fixed:

• Picasso IV and uaegfx YUV (video) overlay fixed. Didn’t affect RGB overlays.
• Reset/restart didn’t reset overlay state.
• Graphics corruption in some AGA programs (for example Alien Breed 3D).

• PPC emulation + Picasso IV: some programs had incorrect colors (For example Shogo MAD).
• A2386SX bridgeboard unreliable/hanging floppy access fixed.
• Changing accelerator board options (jumpers etc) on the fly didn’t do anything.
• Fixed hang when attempting to play physical CD32 CD with video tracks.
• Fixed crash when mounting UAE controller HDF with more than 30 partitions.

• Use the Editor tooltip to choose your IFF paint program, then in tiles and spritesheet screen you can quickly edit your images
• Added action trigger New Question to start a new question
• Added action trigger Add Answer to add a new answer to the started question
• Added action trigger Ask Question , that will set up a variable with the value from answer
• Now it is easier to set up the text to use in Show Text/Dialog
• Text and Dialogs now stop the other triggers from being processed
• In Level Objects screen you can use 1 and 2 to quickly move between levels
• Added extra check to HUD code
• Added extra checks to LoadSound
• On load level added extra frame to avoid corrupted graphics
• Fixed Color 0 being overwritten with certain settings
• Disabled Blitz2 bitmap out bounds check

• 2019-05-11 new: Quartzbox (Quartz) done by StingRay (Info, Image)
• 2019-05-05 updated: Zool (Gremlin) various fixes, trainer added, controls improved (Info)
• 2019-05-05 improved: Chaos Engine 2 (Bitmap Brothers) CD32 controls added (Info)

• running on the Workbench screen enabled, configuring by new tooltypes:
  • WB_SCREEN=(TRUE|FALSE) - if TRUE, the GoADF! will be opened on the Workbench screen, default FALSE
  • WB_WIN_WIDTH=xxx - if the WB_SCREEN tooltype is true, this param set width of the GoADF! windows, default 620
  • WB_WIN_HEIGHT=xxx - if the WB_SCREEN tooltype is true, this param set height of the GoADF! windows, default 400

• Turrican II - Traps (Aegean's Renewal 2001)
• Turrican II - Concerto for Lasers & Enemies (Aegean's Renewal 2001)
• Turrican - Outside Part 1 (Aegean's Renewal 2001)
• Turrican II - The Final Fight (Aegean's Renewal 2001)
• Turrican II - The Desert Rocks
• Turrican II - Traps (The Dark Traps Remix)
• Vampire

• March/April 2019 news.
• Old articles from Amiga News Tech n°28 to 31:
  • File: Cycles, registers et adressing modes of the 68030
  • Programming: ARexx - Screens, windows and messages
  • Programming: Assembler - RGB plasma
  • Tutorial: Utilization of Yacc
  • Programming: AMOS - Find a file without requester
  • File: C ANSI
  • Programming: C - BOBs
  • Programming: GFA Basic - timer.device
  • Tutorial: Utilization of Flex
  • Programming: AMOS - Plotter, etc.
• Interview Denzil Long (coauthor of Dune 2).
• Review: AEROS 3.5.
• Review: Amiga Forever 8.
• Review: Atari++ 1.7.3.
• Review: Icaros Desktop 2.2.5/2.2.6.
• File: integrated circuit packaging.
• File: Oxxi, Inc.
• DIY: Pimp my Pegasos (update).
• Tutorial: Make a backup of MorphOS on an external USB hard drive.
• Tutorial: Mapping Kickstart 3.1.4 Rom using MapROM on an ACA500Plus.
• Tutorial: Installing AmigaOS 3.1.4 on an ACA500Plus (or any Amiga).
• Special quizz about Scala.

• 00:12:00 Overview of Amiga history since late 90's to build context.
• 00:17:20 Red and Blue wars that I missed, which I believe caused a lot of the problems we have now ?
• 00:19:30 Discussion about the Gateway deal?
• 00:12:30 Which beer you prefer, as poster has promised to buy him one (or more) at Amiga34 in Germany.
• 00:24:00 Are you going to Las Vegas in August at Comm Vex?
• 00:25:30 Somebody did not want to ask a question due to my avatar LOL
• 00:26:10 Will amiga.com finally be for Amiga fans instead of trying to pawn off a snowman screen saver LOL
• 00:31:45 HI Michael thanks for supporting the Amiga platform when very few were .
• 00:32:35 How does it feel when specific parties (and many people on various forums) try to paint you as the (only) bad guy, for simply defending yourself in court?
• 00:36:35 Who do you think you are? Response to answer “Is that the best you've got?“
• 00:40:00 What would your parents think of this?
• 00:42:50 Where do you get off?
• 00:43:10 Did you ever understand what Amiga Inc. tried to do the past 20+ years? If yes - what did they do?
• 00:46:20 Thoughts on new clones coming out e.g. AmyITX, ReAmiga, Pauls A4000 board etc?
• 00:50:50 Does Cloanto support Fair Use when it come to Amiga media and material?
• 00:52:40 Where do you see Amiga in 5, 10, 25 year times, and what are your plans for the Amiga?
• 1:00:00 Any thoughts about expanding Amiga Forever to include MAC os8 emulation, Mac ppc emulation, and Atari ST emulation?
• 1:02:00 Given the recent (and not so recent) court / legal actions, is there any new development regarding the "Discourse on Possible Futures" specifically open source?
• 1:05:40 Possibility of a version of workbench/ ROM that would work out of the box with the Vampire range of accelerators or even just the V4 stand alone? Since the Vampire supporters support you blindly are they licensing your ROM copies?
• 1:07:00 Should Cloanto secure the necessary rights, would the company let independent developers access the source code or contribute, without having to sign an NDA or contracts of sorts and will we be allowed to freely share the patches and/or derivative work ?
• 1:09:50 Amiga Inc. had a plan of going cross platform with the AmigaDE product as a VM. What plans still exist and does the invention of WebAssembly in the browser influence this?
• 1:12:30 Will there ever be a bridge technology that allows accelerated 68k machines to run VM code along with Next-Generation AmigaOne series platforms?
• 1:13:50 Will AmigaOS 3.1 be open sourced and under what license? and Does Cloanto have the ability to open source Amiga OS? If so why does he not open it up?
• 1:15:40 How are you going to make sure, to the best of your ability, Jens Schoenfeld (or any other important people) does not leave the Amiga Classic hardware scene?
• 1:19:00 Are there some plans to bring back updated RKM manuals in some form? There are reasonable inexpensive print-on-demand services today, or maybe as e-books or PDFs?
• 1:20:55 I have and love my AmigaONE X1000 that runs AmigaOS4.1FE now and have long dreamed of an AmigaOS4.2! Can you please tell us NG Amiga users how Cloanto owning the Amiga IP will affect future updates to OS4.x?
• 1:24:00 Why is Cloanto Corporation and C-A Acquisition Corporation organized under the laws of the state of Nevada?
• 1:25:05 I also updated my classic Amigas with the recently released OS3.14 and physical roms from Hyperion and again wonder how Cloanto owning the IP rights moving forward will affect OS3.14 and future updates moving forward ?
• 1:26:00 I’d like to know what he thinks about the Vampire and the growth of the 68K community in a post-PowerPC age.
• 1:26:45 Now that you own all the IP, will you be looking to create a rebirth machine range including entry level A500/A1200 equivalent, and if yes, would you consider the classic micro computer form factor? and If so would you be looking to work with existing hardware manufacturers (A-EON, Apollo etc) or would you try to do it "in house"?
• 1:29:00 I'm planning on buying wb 3.1.4 and ks roms. But who actually owns both? Who should I buy it from? if hyperion is selling them, does he get a commission?
• 1:33:20 What happened with the 8-Bit guy's request for licensing?
• 1:36:20 Will we see Amiga as a cloud based OS and possible to install as a virtual machine?
• 1:38:05 In event of open sourcing of AmigaOS 3.1, have you considered using source code license compatible with AROS source code license?
• 1:39:35 What are all the Amiga related IPs that he owns and what rights does that give him?
• 1:40:30 How do third party companies get in touch about licensing and new product design to be inline with IP rights?
• 1:43:15 Are you going to reach out to hardware developers, and what support will you be offering?
• 1:44:15 Have you any plans to develop in house software for classic accelerated Amigas?
• 1:44:40 Will you encourage the support of Raspberry Pi and other SBC's?
• 1:47:10 As the technology world around us is increasingly becoming "touch screen only," I would like to know if your plans for either the Classic AmigaOS or NG include plans of ditching traditional mice and keyboards, or if they will still be supported?
• 1:48:45 Do you plan on leveraging hardware companies (A-Eon, A-cube, etc.) to move away from PPC toward a more affordable hardware CPU platform? and Do you plan on making AmigaOS4.x hardware agnostic, or keeping it limited to one family of CPU's?
• 1:50:10 Would you be for forming an Amiga (OS) Foundation to support development in the same vein as the Apache, Mozilla, and various BSD Foundations?
• 1:50:55 Will there be new 3.X AOS versions in the future? How will the lawsuit effect that?
• 1:52:20 As a Mac/Linux user I really only use the ROM files from my current version of Amiga Forever. "We'll soon start working on a Mac version of Amiga Forever” seems to have been on the Cloanto website for a very long time now. Are Cloanto still working on a Mac version of Amiga Forever which offers the same, or better functionality as the Windows version?
• 1:54:15 Will there be an Amiga Mini or would they be willing to work with Emubee for the furtherance of their Amiga X project? and Will the new entity, Cloanto or whatever support (or better: get involved into) the AmigaX project?
• 1:56:30 I recently read that Commodore Italy has acquired global rights for Commodore trademarks. Do you have any thoughts or plans to partner with them for products?
• 1:58:30 Can you confirm that Cloanto now owns the Amiga name and logo (the one on the A500 etc) and if so, are you willing to license it out to third party products?
• 2:01:25 The work from Olaf and Thomas on 3.1.4 is awesome. The cleanest and best update to 3.1 so far. How do you think Cloanto can support and contribute to OS3 development from now on?
• 2:04:38 The Amiga logo has been revised on numerous occasions. The logos associated with the operating system and the hardware include, among others, the original variant written in italic Times (created by Commodore) and one more stylised variant written in a modified bondoni typeface (created by Amiga Technologies). Under Cloanto management, which one do you plan to use up ahead and why? What graphical identify do you feel properly represents the Amiga in 2019?
• 2:08:00 Michael thoughts on where we are now and what are his plans for the future

• Commodore logo instead of Amiga checkmark on the case
• Commodore keys inbstead of Amiga keys
• No signatures on the inside top cover of the case
• Custom chips Portia (instead of Paula) and Daphne (instead of Denise) as well as an early Agnus version

• more detailed diskinfo and used blocks
• format disk, format several disks
• changing drive timings for larger compatibility woth older drives, mtp mode on/off, number of retries and saving them to EEPROM
• compare disk to adf file
• graphical overhaul of interface
• bugfixes of v1.000