Running on gasm

OpenCMR2 is built as one module, opencmr2.wasm, for gasm, a portable game runtime: native runners (gasm-run) for macOS, Linux and Windows, and a browser runner. The same module runs everywhere and produces the same frames.

What OpenCMR2 uses from gasm (0.16.0):

gasm	For
gasm core	Frame loop at 60 Hz, audio push (44,100 Hz stereo), raw keyboard, gamepads, assets, launch parameters
gasm:gl	OpenGL ES 3.0 (WebGL 2 in browsers): the Direct3D 7 renderer of the original, emulated
gasm:storage	Options, controller bindings, saves, high scores
gasm:net	Network play (later)

Data is given as an asset: --asset cd=CMR2.ISO for the disc image, or --asset-dir <folder> for the CD copied to a folder.

gasm-run opencmr2.wasm --asset cd=CMR2.ISO
gasm-run opencmr2.wasm --asset-dir cd --headless 600 --screenshot /tmp/frame.png   # unattended test run

In the browser: the player (Playing in the browser). Releases will include ready bundles (macOS app, Linux and Windows folders) with the runner; none exist yet: see Status.