Help with Emulators and Stuff...
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Help with Emulators and Stuff...
Sorry to bother with a lame question...but,
I'm new to the whole emulator, ROM, downloading translated games from websites stuff and I really would like to get the Star Ocean game.
First of all...what do I do and what do I need?
If a very helpful person out there is nice enough to list these things for me their help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
I'm new to the whole emulator, ROM, downloading translated games from websites stuff and I really would like to get the Star Ocean game.
First of all...what do I do and what do I need?
If a very helpful person out there is nice enough to list these things for me their help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
You need an emulator and the Star Ocean ROM. We won't tell you where to download the game. Ever. Please read the board rules as well.
Using the emulator itself is covered in the emulator's documentation. If you have any further questions about using a particular emulator (be that ZSNES, Snes9x, etc) after reading the documentation, feel free to ask.
Using the emulator itself is covered in the emulator's documentation. If you have any further questions about using a particular emulator (be that ZSNES, Snes9x, etc) after reading the documentation, feel free to ask.
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it's always better to let ZSNES autopatch the ROM
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help with key configuration
Ok so i get my emulator goin and start playing Chrono Trigger and can figure out that the L and R buttons are on my keyboard..... it sucks because i cant continue to play the game unless i know the keys.
Please help..
thanks
Please help..
thanks
there is info on this elsewhere but I'm slack to look it up.
basically you can configure the SNES buttons to any keys you want on the keyboard in the menu of your emulator.
in the scene you are talking about though it needs you to press 3 keys at the same time which keyboards don't allow, so for that scene you'll need to configure all three button to the same keyboard key, do it, and then configure them back to whatever you want.
basically you can configure the SNES buttons to any keys you want on the keyboard in the menu of your emulator.
in the scene you are talking about though it needs you to press 3 keys at the same time which keyboards don't allow, so for that scene you'll need to configure all three button to the same keyboard key, do it, and then configure them back to whatever you want.
[quote="byuu"]Seriously, what kind of asshole makes an old-school 2D emulator that requires a Core 2 to get full speed? [i]>:([/i] [/quote]
Panzer88 wrote:in the scene you are talking about though it needs you to press 3 keys at the same time which some keyboards don't allow, so for that scene you'll need to configure all three button to the same keyboard key, do it, and then configure them back to whatever you want.
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Ciould re-correct him to specify most keyboards, and get into the various matrixing issues that make SOME key combinations work but not others, and how you can have ctrl-alt-shift-anything else, but not ASX.
But that all needlessly complicates the issue. Point is, it don't work on 99% of keyboards using the default control mapping.
But that all needlessly complicates the issue. Point is, it don't work on 99% of keyboards using the default control mapping.
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Yet if it were changed, people will still complain because "they reconfigured the keys". Really, it is a losing proposition.Gil_Hamilton wrote:Ciould re-correct him to specify most keyboards, and get into the various matrixing issues that make SOME key combinations work but not others, and how you can have ctrl-alt-shift-anything else, but not ASX.
But that all needlessly complicates the issue. Point is, it don't work on 99% of keyboards using the default control mapping.
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True.Deathlike2 wrote:Yet if it were changed, people will still complain because "they reconfigured the keys". Really, it is a losing proposition.Gil_Hamilton wrote:Ciould re-correct him to specify most keyboards, and get into the various matrixing issues that make SOME key combinations work but not others, and how you can have ctrl-alt-shift-anything else, but not ASX.
But that all needlessly complicates the issue. Point is, it don't work on 99% of keyboards using the default control mapping.
I wasn't proposing a change. Just shooting for accuracy in my statement.
Besides, on a modern keyboard, ctrl and alt aren't very good gameplay buttons. The win key makes for some unpleasant excitement.
nice, you'd think people would take SOME ingenuity, a computer game doesn't tell you that you can change the keys but if you go to the menu it's not that hard, or if you read the manual, but I guess we're expecting the worst with these kinds anyhow.funkyass wrote:the program itself doesn't tell them they can.
@Gil, yeah I can't use the ctrl or alt keys, when I use a keyboard it's
V=A
C=B
X=Y
Z=X
F=L
D=START
S=SELECT
A=R
I also use the numpad with diagonals for directions rather than the arrow keys.
I know, I'm strange
[quote="byuu"]Seriously, what kind of asshole makes an old-school 2D emulator that requires a Core 2 to get full speed? [i]>:([/i] [/quote]
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Yeah.... I just don't use a keyboard for anything but Asteroids.Panzer88 wrote:nice, you'd think people would take SOME ingenuity, a computer game doesn't tell you that you can change the keys but if you go to the menu it's not that hard, or if you read the manual, but I guess we're expecting the worst with these kinds anyhow.funkyass wrote:the program itself doesn't tell them they can.
@Gil, yeah I can't use the ctrl or alt keys, when I use a keyboard it's
V=A
C=B
X=Y
Z=X
F=L
D=START
S=SELECT
A=R
I also use the numpad with diagonals for directions rather than the arrow keys.
I know, I'm strange
Gil_Hamilton wrote:Yeah.... I just don't use a keyboard for anything but Asteroids.Panzer88 wrote:when I use a keyboard it'sfunkyass wrote:the program itself doesn't tell them they can.
V=A
C=B
X=Y
Z=X
F=L
D=START
S=SELECT
A=R
I also use the numpad with diagonals for directions rather than the arrow keys.
I know, I'm strange
[quote="byuu"]Seriously, what kind of asshole makes an old-school 2D emulator that requires a Core 2 to get full speed? [i]>:([/i] [/quote]
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It should be called the lose key. If that key were configurable within Windows, its putrid existance would not be so badGil_Hamilton wrote:Besides, on a modern keyboard, ctrl and alt aren't very good gameplay buttons. The win key makes for some unpleasant excitement.
Does teh circle butan mean confirm, deny, or wtf???Clements wrote:If I had a penny for the amount of times people have asked in the PJ64 forum 'Which keys are the C-Buttons' or similar, I'd be pretty wealthy. They can't be arsed to actually experiment with the program at all, let alone read any documentation.
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Maybe zsnes needs to have a little helper bot to ease the morons' transition into actually using a computer program. Instead of a paper clip, we'd use a Super Nintendo controller, obviously.
or the OP can just save us all some trouble and drown himself for being so stupid. can't have that propagating itself in the gene pool. goodness knows it dilute enough as it is.
or the OP can just save us all some trouble and drown himself for being so stupid. can't have that propagating itself in the gene pool. goodness knows it dilute enough as it is.
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oh God no, why not just have an 10 question IQ test at the beginning that everyone above a 50 IQ could pass.[/sarcasm]sweener2001 wrote:Maybe zsnes needs to have a little helper bot to ease the morons' transition into actually using a computer program. Instead of a paper clip, we'd use a Super Nintendo controller, obviously.
or the OP can just save us all some trouble and drown himself for being so stupid. can't have that propagating itself in the gene pool. goodness knows it dilute enough as it is.
[quote="byuu"]Seriously, what kind of asshole makes an old-school 2D emulator that requires a Core 2 to get full speed? [i]>:([/i] [/quote]
I noticed you reversed you L and R.Panzer88 wrote: @Gil, yeah I can't use the ctrl or alt keys, when I use a keyboard it's
V=A
C=B
X=Y
Z=X
F=L
D=START
S=SELECT
A=R
Back when I used a keyboard for ZSNES I reversed my L and R because of Street fighter 2 turbo, I had gotten used to my hard kick button being before my hard punch button, so for some reason, instead of configuring it that way inside the game, I just reversed it on the keyboard.
So why did you reverse yours?
it was a typo actually, but I did use it backwards for awhile and got used to it in super metroid, when I realized it was backwards though I just switched the controls in super metroid.
apparently I'm still remembering it backwards because of that though.
apparently I'm still remembering it backwards because of that though.
[quote="byuu"]Seriously, what kind of asshole makes an old-school 2D emulator that requires a Core 2 to get full speed? [i]>:([/i] [/quote]
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