Leapfrog Toys
Project Tempest Front-End (GU)
PTFE is a GUI front-end for the excellent Project Tempest Atari Jaguar Emulator.
email comments/questions to tzda3577@bellsouth.net
PTFE is nearly fully functional now. There is a simple read me file included to help get you going. Just download and extract all files into your Project Tempest folder. Double-click PTFE.exe. The program should find all of your current ini settings and initialize the GUI for you. Please read the Readme.doc file for further info.
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!ERROR MESSAGES!
If you use WinXP and get an error stating that pt.exe has encountered a problem and must shutdown. Then right-click the pt.exe file and select compatability tab. Choose compatability mode for Windows 98/95 and disable visual themes. This will often fix the error.
Download PTFE_v0.71.zip (this is static-linked version. No MFC dll required)
Version history
v0.71
added option to use game-specific settings (ini per game saved in PTFEcfg)
game-specific settings of all options except DSP are supported.(uncertain if pt.exe supports this as ini setting)
renamed control init list files for clarity
v0.7
added resolution configuration
added Controller configuration (control 1 only for now)
joypad support added (can't test this myself, don't have one at the moment)
increased number of entries allowed per control to 256 (this should be way more enough)
v0.6
loads and saves all settings to ini file (except for executable path which stays in registry)
added configuration of all sound related settings
customizable listboxes for sound settings (user-definable contents)
cleaned up the ini file (hopefully works for everyone)
v0.45
makes limited use of ini file for saving/loading settings. (mostly just ROMpath right now)
backs up current pt.ini on first run (no OOPS!!)
saves current rompath and pt.exe
autobuilds romlist at startup (providing there is valid ROMpath in ini)
v0.4
fixed several minor bugs and glitches.
updated docs to make setup easier
fixed bug causing first rom image to be skipped
now uses static lib. No longer uses MFC dll's (no missing dll's, hopefully :-) )
v0.3
first working version