In SF download section there is the new DxWnd release.
Apart from some important fixes that interest only a few games, there is also a partially revised and enriched set of export files that were tested with these last releases. In particular, these are the new tested games in alphabetical order:
Amanagi
Animaniacs a Gigantic Adventure
Arcanum - Of Steamwork and Magic Obscura
Becherban
Catechumen
Cyberstrike 2
Dead Reckoning
Delta Force
Dionakra
Elder Blaze
Freedom First Resistaance
Frogger 2 Swampy's Revenge
Frogger
Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy remake
International Rally Championship
Maidlien
Marbe Drop
Maria and a Red Bloom
New Robinson
Plane Crazy
Rage of Mages - Allods
Rage of Mages 2 - Necromancer
The Grinch
Wargods
Warlords III
Westwood Monopoly
Wing Commander Secret Ops
WinGuimo
Worms 3D
WWE RAW - Total Edition
Yatagarasu Ver. 4.2
I also discovered that some Sierra games of the Hoyle series have a byte aligned IAT, so they require setting the "Hook / IAT alignement" flag to "byte". The differences were tiny, but the effect could be a game crash at startup or at the end of the game, so in the second case it could be that it was unnoticed. I'm trying to test as many Hoyle games as possible to see it this is a general rule or not: I think that the cause is a peculiar development tool used in Sierra labs, so maybe there could be other games as well.
Last edit: gho 2017-04-30
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In SF download section there is the new DxWnd release.
Apart from some important fixes that interest only a few games, there is also a partially revised and enriched set of export files that were tested with these last releases. In particular, these are the new tested games in alphabetical order:
I also discovered that some Sierra games of the Hoyle series have a byte aligned IAT, so they require setting the "Hook / IAT alignement" flag to "byte". The differences were tiny, but the effect could be a game crash at startup or at the end of the game, so in the second case it could be that it was unnoticed. I'm trying to test as many Hoyle games as possible to see it this is a general rule or not: I think that the cause is a peculiar development tool used in Sierra labs, so maybe there could be other games as well.
Last edit: gho 2017-04-30