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henke37

What was it that DirectDraw couldn't do again? Just curious.

henke37

byuu wrote: Seriously, what's the point of an arbitrary, fixed-value multipler for something, anyway?

You can't have looked at scores in videogames lately. Good luck not getting at least 100 points for something. But things are worse on pinball games. One million points as the lowest reward?

henke37

I still think that the superscope turbo mode should be a menu option, leaving the scroll wheel button free for mapping as the pause button. About the scrollwheel, it could be a neat thing to use it as the toggle for the turbo mode. What is your opinion about using the scrollwheel? I am thinking of s...

henke37

I can confirm that Yoshi's Safari is fixed now.
Also, I just discovered that the video breaks if I change my screen settings(i disconnected my external monitor) while the application runs. Changing the scaling fixed it, but yeah, could you please make it auto fix this tiny quirk?

henke37

When in doubt, make it a build option.

henke37

Of course! And the other controllers too!

henke37

You forgot to mention that you have to restart bsnes after setting up the new input settings. I know you are not looking for bug reports, but here is one to do later, much later: some, but only a few shots in Yoshi's safari is off. Only the ones where it's important with accuracy, like the aiming sc...

henke37

I know that the turbo button really was part of the on/off switch. It had three settings, off, on and rappid fire. It would be a menu option and not something that people need to change in the middle of action. And the super scope will work well with out of window behavior, so locking is not mandato...

henke37

You heard him, start buying him toys, I mean, provide him with the hardware needed to implement proper emulation. Better ask him if he got a battery charger or not, I heard that the Super Scope drains batteries pretty quick.

henke37

I know this isn't very portable, but here is an idea (quality checking limited), add some custom controls to the load file dialog and uhm, do something interesting? You could warn for incompatible games, add the ntcs/pal switch and what not. I am sure somebody else can think up a good use for this, ...

henke37

It's called a slot when the port/reading device is inside a tight hole and you need to slide in the media.

henke37

byuu wrote:
I think I mentioned it before, but unless you are going to use it, please hide that "open as readonly" checkbox in the open dialog.
Don't know how, I never specified for a readonly box to appear.

Luckily I do.

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OPENFILENAME::Flags |= OFN_HIDEREADONLY;

henke37

It is not called a cartridge port, it is called the cartridge slot. Btw, can we get less "Set" buttons on the Audio panel? It's kinda silly to have that many buttons. And could you please add keyboard navigation to the configuration? And to end this list of not that important demands, how ...

henke37

Let's just agree on calling the skinner bad and move on.

henke37

It's a still picture, of course that is there too while you are trying to load the cart.

henke37

Here is a suggestion: add a setting to hide the advanced cart loading options. Random users are not confused with options they wont use and the people who know what they are doing can easily turn it on.

henke37

How about just adding a link to the old savestate topic in the FAQ, it had some good points I think.

And I hope that you don't really feel that the mouse/super scope is too hard and just forgot about them when writing the reply and only thinking of the extra chips.

henke37

Yeah, it is something about people not bothering to do a good job since there is nobody that controls their pay that will check it.

And we have already discussed the difference between pause and ignoring input. One keeps the game running, the other not.

henke37

And I want the image properly stretched and then decompiled so that it can be re assembled in a larger size while keeping the shapes. Yes, I am talking about the super eagle filters. And yes, I know it's not going to be in bsnes, due to licensing issues. I am just saying that sometimes you don't act...

henke37

What is needed in packet dependencies is the bridge design pattern. Too bad it isn't done atm.

henke37

<rant>There is one thing that I don't like about gcc, it has the worst and most useless inline assembler syntax ever. Seriously, embedded control characters? And honestly, why do I need to tell the compiler what registers I overwrote? Can't it figure that out itself?
</rant>

henke37

It's still a separate API for audio, that's what matters.

henke37

Topic=derailed

henke37

Sorry, I didn't mean to be calling him rude. Yet I did, I need to think more carefully about exactly what I write. My apologies.

henke37

But he needs to hear the funky sounds from his im client and the voices in the flash adds while he looks up the solution to the puzzle he's too stupid to figure out.

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