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`03.Apr.2024` Amiga.org (forum)	AmigaGuide magazine: Issue 13 of "WhatIFF?" "WhatIFF?" is an Amiga magazine in AmigaGuide format. The topics of the thirteenth issue include reviews of hardware (e.g. xT Amiga 600 Turbo Card, Open Amiga Sampler) and games (e.g. The Deep, Dice Masters), instructions (e.g. Game Graphics: What NOT to do, Making Modules 101 Part One) and interviews (e.g. Massimo Loi, Simone Bevilacqua). (snx) [News message: 03. Apr. 2024, 08:36] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`02.Apr.2024`	Video tutorial: First steps in game porting with the Scorpion Engine In addition to existing video tutorials on using the Scorpion Engine, its developer Erik 'earok' Hogan shows in a short video how to proceed when porting an existing game. (dr) [News message: 02. Apr. 2024, 06:53] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`02.Apr.2024`	Demoparty: Demos and results of Revision 2024 This year's edition of the demoparty Revision took place this Easter weekend in Saarbrücken (amiga-news.de reported). In two YouTube videos you can watch the competition entries in the categories Amiga Intro and Amiga Demo. The winners are ((overview of all entries and winners on Demozoo): Amiga Intro 1st place: Circumvent by The Twitch Elite 2nd place: Disiplin by Spaceballs 3rd place: Dopamine by Darkage Amiga Demo 1st place: The Deep Meet by Darkage 2nd place: The Colour Out Of Space by Amiga Skool 3rd place: Backslide to Arcanum by Cosmic Orbs (dr) [News message: 02. Apr. 2024, 06:20] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.Mar.2024`	Motorola68k emulation: Status update on the WLAN driver for Emu68 After Michal Schulz had released the first stable version 1.0 of his Motorola68K emulation Emu68 a good week ago (amiga-news.de reported), he is working intensively on a WLAN driver and had made first considerations and tests in a Patreon post. In yesterday's post under the title link, he now reports that he has made quite a bit of progress with the development: the WLAN driver initialises correctly, scans for available networks and can connect to them. As soon as this happens, you receive data packets (frames) that can now be passed to the network stack. Michal's next step is to finalise the SANA II driver interface. For the time being he will only connect to a predefined network for testing reasons. Once this is working and he can use the driver with AmigaOS, he will add the wireless features - releasing network scans to AmigaOS, getting signal strength, selecting a wireless network to connect to and so on. After completing this step, he will either use an available tool or write his own to display the networks on AmigaOS and allow the user to connect. Finally, he will also provide some sort of configuration file to allow the driver to connect to a specific network at startup. As a last step he will then try to implement wireless security protocols like WPA/WPA2/WPA3. (dr) [News message: 30. Mar. 2024, 10:27] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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