#Disney Studio
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I think that is cause to criticize Disney for their programming practicies,
rather than the A3000 (or AmigaDOS 2.0). The list of programs that are
already ADOS2.0-compatible (without modification) is already quite large.
In any case, expect an update from Disney.
No, it's not DP:TAS's fault. The feature that broke it was added late in
the 2.0 beta test cycle, and clearly the code in DP:TAS was totally clean
given the amount of information available at the time of its development.
Almost no one anticipated that the 2.0 release would have copper list
clipping. Commodore has acknowledged the problem as a feature which
unfortunately breaks alot of existing code, and I'd expect the final 2.0
release to not invoke this feature by default, which should make DP:TAS run
like a charm.
-Mike
Chris,
No, do not expect an update from Disney. Expect a fix from CBM.
-sja
Well I was told by the president of our Amiga users group that it is a bug
in the 2.0 operating system and NOT in the TAS software. He is a registered
developer for CBM, but I dont know how true that is.
Vicky
GVicki,
CBM made a last-minute addition of a new feature to the Copper functions,
and it has caused considerable trouble with most of the animation programs.
It will be fixed – and this problem was NOT Leo's fault. CBM knows it and
is working on it.
Betty