ZSNES board

FistOfFury wrote:How did you figure that stuff out?

With lots of SNES & SNES ASM knowledge, a copier and a SNES.

A quick search showed that TVs and other equipment support PAL. Dunno know about broadcasted signals...

The comments to SECAM are funny.

ZSNES automatically patches your ROMs, there's simply no need to alter your files.

Yep, a crash. I also noticed the following: - There's a line under the 3D part of the screen, visible two seconds after loading the savestate. Only with high-res Mode7. This line also appears with the first driver of the credits (Luigi). - The window of the second driver (Peach, in the lower part of...

You can always press Alt+Enter to switch between windowed and fullscreen. The current video mode is displayed at the bottom of the Video Options window, IIRC.

The CPU usage in the GUI is always 100%, or close to it. In the game it should be remarkably slower, unless you have a really slow system or use advanced filters.

I'd also like to see that. Email address is on my homepage.

Btw. the "High-Res Mode7" feature is not a feature of the SNES, so the priority of this bug might be quite low.

Try restarting ZSNES.

Disabling the SPC emulation seems to help.
IIRC the games by Human use a sound engine that relies heavily on timing or hardware features.

The old posts are gone.

What's so difficult to understand? "Disable SPC Emulation" disables the emulation of the SPC700 chip. But what are the advantages of this feature? How does it affect the sound? It's one processor less to emulate, so ZSNES will run faster. This is from the early days (ZSNES.D on 486 etc.),...

What's so difficult to understand? "Disable SPC Emulation" disables the emulation of the SPC700 chip.

SPC7110

*saves thread*

the only way to have ZSNES and the task bar visible at the same time is to run zsnes in windowed mode. I have tried all of the options for screen size and none have worked. Press Alt+Enter, or choose a "[...] WIN" mode in the video options. The desktop must be set to 16 bits per pixel for...

... or that one, yeah.

Background should be palette entry 0.

You could try vSNES, but it relies on savestates, not screenshots.

Maybe you can work with MKII's pause function.

How about we devise an insane new format that requires enough system emulation to run a cartridge ROM image which does nothing but play music? And is only necessary for a handful of games. And requires real hacking skillz to rip for, like good ol' SID. Only this sytem is more complicated. Sounds li...

Just one example:

EWJ2 transfers data to the SPC via HDMA, ie. every scanline some bytes. The timing has to be correct, and HDMA and the CPU-APU communication are among the things that are hard to emulate.

Basically I think that -because- the Snes use 16bit to render stuff (I've also heard something about 15bit) you'll loss some effects if you downgrade the engine to 8bit. The SNES uses a palette of 256 15-bit colors, and a "fixed" color that also uses 15 bits. The color combination feature...

You could try SNES9x.

Just because Super Mario World works well enough for you to think ZSNES is 99.9% bug free means nothing. Heh... [in response to Qwertie] Just ignore invalid addresses. They're everywhere (even mario world!) When you don't handle this correctly, you get errors. (Remember the "PPU" bug, Nig...

triman84 wrote:First of all, as far as snes emulation itself goes, zsnes is around 99.9% complete IMO; bug fixes are mostly a thing of the past here.

Have you seen the Official Bug Topic lately?

Is this not irrelevant for SNES emulation, unless you factor in interpolated scaling algorithms? Even 555 15bpp is sufficient for nearest-neighbor scaling, or dithered bilinear if you use OpenGL or software scaling and dithering. I was more thinking of the 15 bpp vs. 16 bpp issue. When you do a Prt...

gaijinx1 wrote:I am NOT trying to push the release date further!

You are, by asking.

gaijinx1 wrote:And secondly, I do not wish to be threatened with such slanderous words.

What kind of words would you prefer?

Just some general hints: now i'm stuck with anothe r problem after i replaced the zsnes with my old zsnes(i was using the zsnes 1.36 by the way). Always extract the WIP into its own directory; don't mix files from different versions. You can also try NSRT (v3.2) to check your unpatched ROM. Btw. you...