Originally Posted by Bloodwych:
Also, a built in WHDLoad launcher is present in the Workbench. You just need to open that drawer bottom left (next to the launch icon) - it has scripts to add games automatically (any you've put in the Games drawer).
That script doesn't seem to do anything when I've tried to run it.
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Originally Posted by Bloodwych:
Well, I did come from the dark side as I went from having an Atari ST! 
Me too. I was the proud owner of an Atari 520 STFM from 1987 until 1991.
But soon after buying one I immediately wished I could have afforded an Amiga due to the screenshots on the back of every ST game being from the Amiga versions of the same games and they always looked better!
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Originally Posted by Harrison:
That script doesn't seem to do anything when I've tried to run it.
I can assure you it works fine! All you need to do is unpack some WHDLoad games into the games directory, then run the script.
On a default install, it finds Bloodwych, which I've already included.
If you've unpacked your games elsewhere (eg not SYS:Games), you have to tell ClassicWB where to look as described on the webpage instructions. Open up the "s/user-startup" file (can be done under settings->startup->user) and change the A-Games: assign to where you're unpacking your games (eg DH1:Games)
Everything will then get updated on next reboot - the menus, the scripts etc, as they all use the A-Games: assign which you can set as outlined above.
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Originally Posted by Harrison:
I've not had time to try it out yet (been doing wedding planning things all weekend). Will give it a test later tonight.
Oh, you'll be very busy then. Perhaps get the wedding photographer to do a few snaps on the side!
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