ZSNES board

Hmmm...I see, thanks both of you for the replies, closest I got was at looking this part in copyvwin: Process2xSaIwin: mov ebx,hirestiledat+1 cmp byte[GUIOn],1 je .loopabi cmp byte[newengen],0 je .loopabi mov ebx,SpecialLine+1 .loopabi mov [InterPtr],ebx ; add edi,[VESAAddr] %ifdef __UNIXSDL__ mov d...

Seems like an issue with the translation patch, I recall this bug being discussed on one thread on Romhacking, you better ask there

I have some knowledge of assembly, its much harder to do this that in C++ and I agree with you, but, just give me a hint where should I look and I will have fun storming the castle. I actually changed some code but the image just got moved not resized like in Snes9x. Thanks for any advice

My bad, its been ages since I played the original, that explained the suddenly increased difficult last time I played it

I am glad Zsnes is still alive, I haven't checked their progress...well since 2008, and the emu is superior in a few areas over snes9x or other SNES emus out there (e.g. you can actually overclock the snes cpu to 150%, this is by FAR the best feature I can wish on a SNES emu, nearly all games have n...

Here is some update of what I am trying to do: http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/8625/68507825.jpg Original Image Display http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/3599/65407062.jpg Resized Image Display I did this in Snes9x 1.53 by changing some code in the render.cpp source: inline void SetRect(RECT* rect...

It isn't funny when you live in a country that don't have an April's Fool day, but by now I am already prepared. You got some of my friends though.

Kind of, though its impossible to reach 4:3 because then you will clip the image too much, so I only want to fine tune the Y-axis a little, I know there is an option that let you play at the 4:3 Aspect ratio on a widescreen monitor by having letterboxes at the right and left sides of the screen, so ...

I am trying to lower the Y-axis resolution to compensate the stretching it makes when you play on a 16:9 monitor ( I don't mind if I lose some lines at the top and bottom of the screen ), I used to do this with the Height size adjustment on old monitors, but since the LCD era I can no longer manuall...