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I have not tried the picasso stuff yet, either. I have 2 CF cards for my A1200, one with 3.1.4 and one with 3.9. I am running 3.1.4 on Amibian ATM and want to set up a 3.9 on it. Put it in a pi top so now I have an Amiga laptop and having way too much fun... :)

Hello me,

i had the same question in mind when installing Amibian and setting up a Workbench-System.

I still didn't try this Picasso96, that was mentioned in the first answer, but i think this will be a project for the next weeks.

But i played with the different available Screensettings and ended up with this:

in Amibian i set the "Amiga Screen" under "Display" to:

- Width: 640

- Height: 262

V. offset: 0

- Correct Aspect Radio: yes

- Fullscreen: yes

- Line doubling: yes

- Frameskip: no

and then in Workbench i enter "ScreenMode" and adjust the settings to:

- PAL:High Res Laced

- Width: 640

- Height: 512

- Colors: 256

at least this settings worked for me. With this i can install for example the GlowIcons-Set and they look nice and with correct ratio

Thanks for the replys and especially for Phalkon13's spreadsheet. To retroactively answer a few questions, initially I only wanted to get it looking better. I have since learned a lot - mostly through trial and error - and have more realistic expectations. I'm not solely focused on games. Alslo since I first posted I am a proud owner of an A1200. Been building it up (and spending waaaayy too much money on ebay). One thing led to another and unless I find some unseen problems I will have 2 functioning 1200s by the end of this week end. Both will function, but at least one will be less than perfect, with scratchy audio and a bit of a problem floppy if I can't fix that as well. Which is why I'm a bit torn. Part of me wants to work on the sub par machine and another part want to use the case to house a Pi and Amibian... I'd love to hear what you think...

So you'll want to install the Picasso96 drivers into your virtual Amiga. Green Amiga Alien (RIP) had some great guides on his page. Here's a Picasso96 one: http://guide.abime.net/wb3.1/chap5.htm

Additionally, if you want a more detailed doc of what machines support what resolutions, I put this together from the Wikis over the past few days/nights. Hopefully it will help: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1muzZRLiQwsmkN8LtBEQTlu2qUsT2IPdpdhADCVVvb4k

Default resolution for games will run at the native resolution: 320×200 (NTSC), 320×256 (PAL)

If you want to run in a native higher resolution, you would probably want to install the 3.1 Workbench to allow for that.

If you don't mind me asking, what is your specific goal? If you are trying to get the graphics to natively be larger, Amibian only seems to support 768X270 (as per the Amibian emulator "Display" tab. If you try to run larger resolutions in the emulated OS, it will most likely scale down to the real resolution. Case in point: I have my Amibian running at 640X256, and ClassicWB (3.1) set to PLA:High Res (640x268). It looks pretty decent. If I want higher, I have to set it to PAL: Super-High Res Laced (1280x536). While I seem to have double the work space, everything gets scaled so I am still only using the actual resolution of 640X256. I've tried going to 640X268 in the Amibian settings, but it never scales right.

OK - let me come at this another way. I have purchased Amiga Forever Plus edition and now have access to all the associated ROMs and it would seem I need to run a 3.X (as in not 3.9) workbench to get the higher resolution. Again, I cannot seem to find much documentation even on the Amiga Forever site as to how best to set this up. I have found the .rp9 file but cannot seem to locate that version of Workbench. Regular searches - both web and you tube have garnered me nothing. Any thoughts where else I might look?