DirtyHairy has written an awesome online Atari emulator that I've been experimenting with for my site. Links for the 4 games I've setup so far:
Yep, Stellerator supports DPC+ and CDF games!
I can even play my games in my 2024 Model 3 at full speed, complete with controller support, though Tesla does need to do some work on the audio support as it's quite scratchy sounding compared to my computer - in the car I end up toggling the right difficulty switch to turn off the music in Stay Frosty 2.
Except for Power, the console switches on Artie the Atari are functional, though I need to do some research to figure out why Select and Reset don't work on touch screens like they do on the computer. My web page is using onClick events for the TV Type and Difficulty switches. For Select and Reset I'm using onMousedown and onMouseup events, so that those switches can be held in the down position to support auto-advance of game varation # and such. Touch screens probably trigger different events.
Here's the API documentation for Stellerator.
And here's the setup I'm currently using for my site:
stellerator.zip
- Draconian (CDF)
- Space Rocks (DPC+)
- Stay Frosty (F6)
- Stay Frosty 2 (DPC+)
Yep, Stellerator supports DPC+ and CDF games!
I can even play my games in my 2024 Model 3 at full speed, complete with controller support, though Tesla does need to do some work on the audio support as it's quite scratchy sounding compared to my computer - in the car I end up toggling the right difficulty switch to turn off the music in Stay Frosty 2.
Except for Power, the console switches on Artie the Atari are functional, though I need to do some research to figure out why Select and Reset don't work on touch screens like they do on the computer. My web page is using onClick events for the TV Type and Difficulty switches. For Select and Reset I'm using onMousedown and onMouseup events, so that those switches can be held in the down position to support auto-advance of game varation # and such. Touch screens probably trigger different events.
Here's the API documentation for Stellerator.
And here's the setup I'm currently using for my site:
stellerator.zip