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http://www.scitechsoft.com/ftp/sdd/regcodes.txt

Oh wait, you were being sarcastic...

Lucky you, I found it. It was at a hard-to-navigate Chinese ROM site, though, so I'll post it here.

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There will be a slight problem when the docs move to BountySource: the docs will no longer have a website at SourceForge. The About box in ZSNES will either need to be removed or updated should we find a new site.

It's just a placeholder. The WIP documentation currently has 1.43 as the version number as well, but we will update it as soon as the next version number has been decided.

Nestopia is portable. There is already a Linux port, although it is still in early stages.

http://rbelmont.mameworld.info/?p=132

GoldenEye was a great game. It revolutionized first person shooters and multiplayer, at least in my eyes.

And yes, KotOR is awesome. I really hope they make a KotOR III.

I just wanted to give a fair warning that in this forum we delete threads somewhat regularly. Threads offering suggestions will be locked soon after said suggestions have been added to the docs. The threads will then be deleted a short time later. A thread that is still open means that the info in i...

The changelog for the next official release is going to be absolutely humongous indeed.

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A simple 'thank you' would be fine.

Not quite sure if this is old enough or not, but could it be "Wodan - The Trial"?

http://spielkultur.org/wdp.html

I've changed the default res in the Windows port Hmm, hopefully people won't complain when they can't find the graphics filters. OT: By the way, I don't expect this to be done but I thought I'd mention it anyway: Since you're changing the default res, you could make "256x224 R" the defaul...

kode54 wrote:Oh, and it looks like you're using the NTSC filter, which doesn't support an input palette anyway.

It does, as of the latest release.

Also,now I noticed (need confirmation/testing from others) a bit more input lag than even 1.32. Test with SMB3 and compare the time it takes between pressing the jump button and Mario jumping.Also compare the 'latency' when moving on the world map. I *think* I may have noticed this too, but it was ...

As pointed out by some rude IRC guy, we don't have a list of file formats that are supported. (Well, just the extensions we support really.) I was actually already thinking about this just recently. To be honest, I'm not really sure what "SNES file formats" are. Is this just referring to ...

You registered on the ZSNES board in order to get support for Nestopia? How do you people find this thread? Is it really that prevalent on Google?

Now to actually answer your question, maybe your save directory is marked read-only?

Technical support isn't the purpose of this thread. Use ZSNES Talk.

Deathlike2 wrote:It's up to you.. I think I might have been already given it, but I hadn't touched it at all. So, do what you think makes sense.

Ah, I see. I must have overlooked it, but you do already have SVN access.

Deathlike, I can give you SVN access to the docs if you want. That way, if you have any small additions or corrections to make (or if I make a mistake in one of my commits), you'll be able to do it.

I just looked at the wiki. Turns out that it hasn't been updated in a long time. I'm just curious, but does anyone still find it useful/necessary?

Or it might be that he doesn't know that ROMs aren't included with the program, and expects that the games are just magically included with ZSNES somehow.

Agozer wrote:

Poobah wrote:Doesn't it just tell NASM to use -O9999 or something?

What does that do exactly? I've not used NASM much so excuse my ignorance.

It tells NASM to optimize the code as best possible when compiling. As I understand, it can make ZSNES faster.

I'm also waiting to see what Jipcy is going to do. Apparently, he has some things in mind for all of the stickied topics in this forum, but I don't know what his intentions are for some of them. Hopefully we'll hear more from him in the fall.

OK, I've finally updated some of this stuff. Sorry for taking so long.

Continue this with PMs, please. :)

I'd like to mention that a GoodMerged 7z set is smaller than a set with everything archived individually in JMA. So you can't truly say JMA is better until NSRT supports a GoodMerge-like feature.