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Well, in my opinion the TAP file is OK and it should work "as is". All "BASIC errors" on your pictures are actually because TapOric is being fooled by the BASIC-ID-BYTE in TAP-headers and when you use the internal viewer the result is simply crap :D. The real BASIC part must have...

This link should work for direct download: http://miniserve.defence-force.org/svn/ ... lope/data/

Attached is the game part only. Try to load it.

peacer wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 11:30 pm..parvetz 8d..

Thanks! Fixed.

Well, now Oricutron is fixed and you can play Macadam Bumper! Short info about the bug-hunting: In common the problem was that you can't insert coins to start game i.e. pressing 'P' does nothing, this is disassembled part of related code: L1E22: ldx #$0F ; 1E22 A2 0F L1E24: sed ; 1E24 F8 clc ; 1E25 ...

Developer builds updated 2019-09-18 Changes: * Fixed Z-flag in BCD mode * Fixed embedded assembler: BRK is a 2 bytes instruction * Added 3rd button support with SDL Joystick * Added Telestrat Joysticks support * Fixed CSAVE/CLOAD with Sedoric This release has a story - I found the Z-flag bug after ...

coolman66 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 3:46 pm... when I click on the sedoric option in the hardware menu...

There is no Sedoric option in Hardware menu.
Please describe the problem more detailed, maybe some screenshots ...

... and after you confirm that above solution works, maybe you will ask for battery-less setup .
Here you can find voltage-doubler+charge-pump using synchro signal.

Or you can solder DIN-5-male to DIN-5-male cable:
I hope this helps

Looking in the Service Manual (page 16) there should be NO problem to use SCART input with Oric: monitor.png But definitely you must put some voltage ( 1–3 V → RGB ) at SCART'S Pin 16 ! Disassemble the SCART connector and connect an external battery (or maybe 2 x 1.5 V in series) ' minus ' goes to P...

Well, I played a bit and here is really working basic source: 10 HIMEM#96FF:CLS:PAPER0:INK7 20 FOR A = #9700 TO #9700+130-1:READ D:POKE A,D:NEXT 30 DOKE #2F5,#9700:!" " 40 END 50 REM LM 51 DATA #A5,#9C,#A4,#9D,#85,#00,#84,#01,#08,#20,#25,#E7,#20,#CA,#E6,#20 52 DATA #23,#97,#20,#04,#E8,#28,...

+1 @christian !

Just for the record: you can set the start address from inside the assembler source too inserting this as first line:

IMHO casscat and lcat7 are better choice. With full respect to mikeb 's good memories ;) here is OCR-error-free source from Oric Computing in XA assembler: L_9700 LDA $9C ; 9700 A59C LDY $9D ; 9702 A49D STA $00 ; 9704 8500 STY $01 ; 9706 8401 PHP ; 9708 08 JSR $E725 ; 9709 2025E7 JSR $E6CA ; 970C 20...

Congrats, sam ! Last version works for me and the result is cool. Just some minor, random, very-Linux-specific thoughts: - use dos2unix to convert lua source line endings; - if the first source line is: #!/usr/bin/env lua and chmod +x oric_tst5.lua then you can execute directly from bash: ./oric_tst...

I intend to buy an budget Android tablet like this https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B07TS2SFD2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?smid=A2FMUK9GXXF1FV&psc=1 , TapOric will it work? I think it will work fine with that device. I've tested with Android 9 and TapOric works. I'm preparing the new version which wi...

It works for me but if you have a switch Chema's solution is very good too.