@AmigaMance
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I don't know what a wrapper library is, but my WarpOS and Warp3D libraries that i have installed on the MorphOS partition were copied for my AOS one. So, they are identical. And so are the WarpOS/3D settings
Unless if you copied the 68k files to SYS:MorphOS/Libs/, MorphOS uses its' own wrapper libraries found there, rather than the 68k ones. Libraries in SYS:MorphOS/Libs have precedence over SYS:Libs ones. MorphOS WOS/W3D wrapper libraries ignore WOS/W3D settings (env variables) as they're irrelevant for MorphOS.
Ok, let me explain.
About the Warp3D: There are no MOS 3D drivers for the BVision, so it's mandatory to replace the MOS version of Warp3D system with the AOS one. Otherwise programs which use Warp3D will not work.
About the WarpOS: Well, when i fist installed MorphOS i noticed that there wasn't a warp.library in the archive and so, i copied the warp.library for the AOS in the sys:morphos/libs/ directory. Now, when your said that a MOS version of the library exist, i decided to delete the warp.library to see what will happen. Check this out! WarpOS programs continue to run without problems! How is this possible? Perhaps the warp.library is replaced by the ppc or powerpc.library which are both resident. I can't think of something else.
