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Uzebox support #678
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https://github.com/Uzebox/uzebox/blob/master/gpl-3.0.txt Sorry... The sound generation routine is GPLv3-licensed, which means I cannot add it in Furnace (GPLv2). Feel free to fork Furnace if you want, upgrade it to GPLv3 (the program is licensed under GPLv2 or later) and add Uzebox code. |
OK, thanks for your feedback. Would you know if it would have to be written from scratch or could one of furnace's existing chipsets be tweaked to recreate the Uzebox sound chip? http://uzebox.org/wiki/Sound_Engine https://uzebox.org/wiki/Patch_Commands_Defined On furnace's list of features it says: "quality emulation cores (Nuked, MAME, SameBoy, Mednafen PCE, NSFplay, puNES, reSID, Stella, SAASound, vgsound_emu and ymfm)" If it included all of the MAME (and MESS) sound chips it would already support the Uzebox. Does the MAME/MESS license not conflict with the GPL 2 or am I misunderstanding what MAME support means? If you've already borrowed MAME code then this would be borrowing a bit more. |
There is already Uzebox Patch Studio which is licensed under MIT https://github.com/flaviozavan/uzebox-patch-studio This helps create and preview Uzebox sound patches but it doesn't feature a tracker or any support for MIDI etc. It would seem the two solutions here would be either integrating uzebox patch studio into furnace or making a VST/LV2/CLAP or whatever plugin out of uzebox patch studio. |
Probably the former.
The MAME license is fine. |
Hmmmm! An HLE version of the Uzebox sound system! That could work as a basis for possible Uzebox support... Removing "not fixable" tag. |
Oh that's good news! I don't want to have to develop a new plugin to get a nice Uzebox workflow.I'm going to tell the Uzebox forums about furnace now as no-one has mentioned it over there. Maybe someone can help? |
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I'm writing a game for the open source Uzebox console but there doesn't currently seem to be any easy way to compose music for it. It would be great if furnace could serve that purpose.
The best Uzebox emulator is called cuzebox but I see furnace supposedly already supports MAME and MESS emulates the Uzebox. I presume furnace MAME support implies (potential) MESS support too?
Thanks!
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