Short:    Rtgmaster User Archive
Author:   MagicSN@Birdland.es.bawue.de
Uploader: MagicSN@Birdland.es.bawue.de
Type:     gfx/board

This is part of the new rtgmaster release V22.0. rtgmaster is a library system to make
GFX Board Compatible Game Coding easy. It supports :

- Direct Access to the Video RAM
- With some effort the code even runs on ECS/AGA (through c2p)
- Supports nearly all WB Emulations
- And much more

This part of the archive is for the user. It contains Binaries and Demos.

The other rtgmaster archives are rtgmaster_user.lha and rtgmaster_dev.lha. The
Driver Archive contains the Binaries and an Example Driver that can be used to
add GFX Board Support to a game without knowing something about Library/OS 
Coding, the Developper Archive contains Autodocs
and Includes for the library itself.


V21 changes:

- Important rtgCGX.library bugfix for 15/16/24 Bit Screens (there is not yet
  a program using rtgmaster in Truecolor mode, though, most games are these
  days still 8 Bit, if not to say all)
- Workaround for CyberGraphX V41 R55 Bug concerning WaitBOVP. Doublebuffering
  will now work with the buggy CyberGraphX Version again. (Bugreport already
  sent).
- Installer script finally fixed.

V22 changes:

- rtgCGX.library some minor updates

New in this version (also called V22, sorry :) ) :

- Problems with CopyRtgPixelArray call and Cybervision64 Board should now
  finally be fixed (so Tiny3D should now work on the CV64 also)


IMPORTANT NOTE:

To create the original installer script i used files that i found in a file
called inst_ex.lha containing installer script examples "for your usage" from
a BBS. It seems that the guy who created this archive broke copyright and stole
code from some installer scripts of Commercial Software, including for sure
the CyberGraphX installer. I was contacted by Robert C.Reiswig because of that.
I documented what happened in the rtgmaster docs and removed the scripts in
question completely. I rewrote them now, without using the doubtful
inst_ex.lha material. If someone wants to flame someone, not i am the person
responsible. Until some days ago, i did not even KNOW that i used material
by Robert C. Reiswig (like i also explained him). The guy who put together
this inst_ex.lha appearently removed all copyright lines... well, with V21
all doubtful material is removed from the rtgmaster archives !!!

Steffen Haeuser