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Also, can we get true 4:3 It's called S mode. 640:480 = 4:3 I was just trying to be funny/sarcastic. Yeah 640x480 S is 4:3, I guess, but I don't really care. I was trying to join the crowd, and whine like everyone else does :) What doesn't work is when you use that resolution on a 16:9 Monitor, it ...

Wow! this is great news.
I can't wait to see the future of ZSNES.
ZSNES is damn near one of the best things in my life, right now.
Thanks again guys, for keeping the SNES Hardware alive!

There's lots of good text editing programs out there already.
I just don't feel like even looking at the changelog right now...
that's why I said a couple of days

I got more enjoyable things to do, like play Mortal Kombat: Deception ONLINE !!!

OK, let me get this Topic kickin' again. I'm going to start working on the changelog again. Over the next couple of days I'm going to fix the formatting, so that it is only 75 Characters per Line (maybe 79 Characters Max). 12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567...

Uh... can we get every resolution ever made, maybe up to 6400x1200 (or maybe higher) ?
Also, can we get true 4:3 and 16:9 Full Screen Aspect Ratios.
Cool... thanks

Parts of ZSNES get ported from asm to c every once in awhile.

There are TONS of reasons WHY Translators, Hackers, and Programmers DO NOT collaborate their projects, together as 1 team. They DON'T CARE about a FINAL, COMPLETE, and PERFECT project, as much as some people do. They are having their own FUN and learning things on their own. Just MAKING the project ...

Sure can. Just make a .BAT File that says something like this: zsnesw romname.smc This is of course for the Windows Version of ZSNES, due to the W in zsnes w . You can make an Icon (a .BAT File) for each game , that he wants to run. All your settings will still work from the zsnesw.cfg file. Also, m...

System Specs: 1.3 GHz Celeron, 128 MB RAM ASUS ATI Radeon 7000 64MB DDR SoundMAX Digital Audio, DirectX 9.0c Microsoft WindowsXP Home Edition SP2 It's systems like this, that give Hardware Filters a bad name. Put some more RAM in that system boy!!! Windows 2000/XP choke badly with ONLY 128MB. I wou...

Wasn't Richard C working on the html version of the documents. yes, i was, and although its taking forever, i still am. school/work/girlfriend just dont give me enough time to work on the docs enough. what i have right now can be found at http://www.geocities.com/rchildress87/windows/readme.htm . i...

Try deleting your zsnesw.cfg file, and re-running zsnesw.exe.

There is a savestate bug in some of the WIPs, I believe.
If you're using a newer version of ZSNES from the original one you first saved on,
try to boot-up an older version of ZSNES.
Then do an in-game save, then go back to the newer ZSNES version.
Hope it works for you!

I haven't used it seriously for like 2+ years (except just to test bugs, for fun). I personally feel that no new features or bug fixes should be added to the DOS Port, past v1.40. Maybe ONLY when there is a compatibility update, then the DOS Port should get a release as well ? Maybe if the ZSNES Tea...

Because questions like this are some of the most annoying kinds. Translations take a very long time, with very little progress are made to them very fast. Maybe the last 5% or so is too hard to translate, but who cares? Just feel lucky that it's more than 0% translated. It'll be done when it's done....

You may want to put Windows 98 on a machine like that.
Maybe use the DOS Port, as it will give you more FPS (in pure DOS Mode).
Video Filters make your CPU do extra work, for some visual improvement.
I wouldn't really recommend using any Video Filters, on your machine.

Covered by other stuff: - Overhauled Base and Add-on ROMs code, including checksum and CRC32. [Nach] - Overhauled Video menu input. [MaxSt] - Added better memory init and removed another hack. [Nach] - Added SRAM memory map fix for LoROMs [pagefault] - Added better ROM mirroring. [Nach] - Added muc...

No. Some of it isn't mentioned anywhere else. Some of it is also classified wrong. It's because I'm just a stupid MCSE with mad Networking skills. I know jack about SNES Special Chips and asm/c or programming in general :( You may need to cleanup that section, Nach... but at least I put it together...

Well it just happens that I was playing MK yesterday with a friend w/o using UDP, he couldn't forward his port for some reason. This problem occurred even worse then usual.. :? Generally gameplay is a lot smoother using UDP, so are you sure about that? I really prefer to use the newer zsnes WIPs be...

Nach, do you think we should just delete the whole HARDWARE/CHIP SECTION ?

Here's another update (10-05-2004 Revision 03), MOSTLY showing the grouping aspect of the 1.40 changelog. I still do need to delete a few more lines, Nach. Hehe, I said I still needed to delete some stuff, Nach :) The "chip" stuff I grouped together originally... sorry, I'll fix it. I thi...

Here's another update (10-05-2004 Revision 03), MOSTLY showing the grouping aspect of the 1.40 changelog.

I still do need to delete a few more lines, Nach.

Check it out:
http://www.geocities.com/ldawgzsnes/wha ... _rev03.txt

These are fixes to while working on code since v1.36 and should not be mentioned: - Fixed gfx corruption issues. [pagefault] - Fixed GZip for Windows (Thanks kode54 and no thanks M$). [Nach] - Updated the KitchenSync, after initial implementation. [pagefault] - Fixed a config file corruption bug if...

Is KitchenSync in the DOS or Linux Port?

I don't have the ability to check today
(I'm at work with only Windows 2000/XP)

OK, I'll fix it up so more. I personally think that all ROM fixes should be left-in. Just so people can say stuff like, "Wow, now Demon's Crest works correctly!!!" Maybe we can have all ROM fixes on 1 line? Maybe near the top of the All Ports documentation? Here's to a final 1.40 release s...

Small update... here is Revision 02 of October 05, 2004.

http://www.geocities.com/ldawgzsnes/wha ... _rev02.txt

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