ZSNES board

I smell nasm at work (or, in this case, NOT at work).

Remember that zsnesl has 2 config files, one in ~/.zsnes/ and the other in $savedir/
If you set such a directory, you have to overwrite ~/.zsnes/zsnesl.cfg with $savedir/zsnesl.cfg for zsnes to 'remember' the change.
Same with zguicfgl.dat, of course.

$ zsnes -? Usage : zsnes [-d,-f #, ... ] <filename.smc> Eg : zsnes -s -r 2 game.smc -0 Disable Color 0 modification in 8-bit modes -1 #/-2 # Select Player 1/2 Input : 0 = None 1 = Keyboard 2 = Joystick 3 = Gamepad 4 = 4Button 5 = 6Button 6 = Sidewinder -7 Disable SPC700 speedhack -8 Force 8-bit sou...

Clements wrote:Anywoo, you'll probably have to find some way for the user to decide which clock format they want.

Which means new checkbox somewhere in the GUI and thus a big pain in the ass to extend window size and add the interactive box.

To clear out things: I personally use snes9x as much (if not more) than zsnes. I proposed that workaround since the other ("use snes9x") was already posted.

It's nice to have several options, indeed.

How about doing another miracle ?
Less caps.

Hmm. I suppose he'd have to compress the graphics slightly using a default graphics compression method supported by the standard SNES hardware without any kind of extra coprocessor. So the hassle would be to find the best method for each graphical data, compress it, put it at a certain offset, hack ...

Well, the other option is to always be in select mode: The 'overclocked' battle returns to normal speed once you push 'A' once. From this normal-paced situation, you can press X to bring up the skill/item/tactics/etc. menu [pauses the battle], then, if you cancel the menu with B, the battle remains ...

Someone's got a point here...

m(_v_)m

Strange, CVS didn't update any source file... And I don't have a cursor.

Hint #2: nope i will never reply to this post Traitor! Stone him! This was quoted from the 192-page 'Reply to this Thread' thread of the YaBB board, started by pagefault. Reply #614 on page 25. MWAHAHAHA ph34r the logging machine Edit: damn this thread was great. Some huge sig material in there...

Problem solved.

Locked.

This game is "fucking awesome". If you choose carefully your shooting strategy, you can force the developpement of the enemy in certain stats/weapons more than others. Got to level 16 in normal mode (infinite lives, 180 seconds starting time, bonus time for every stage cleared). Want some ...

Question: does 'rom.zip' in a box mean rom.zip is located in the exe's directory ? Or in the ROM directory ?

Why not? :) It's cool to play the game as it was in different regions to see how it differs. Even though it is pointless to even do so. :) Pointless and painful, as most french translations are just horrible. The next time I see 'Trap' translated as ' Trappe ' in a game I'll hunt down the localizat...

Nach wrote:Isn't it obvious who?

Yeah, now that you mention it, I remember him.

He was the *stabbed by noxious ninja*...tist.

*drops dead in small puddle of blood*

Question to Gideon: which are easier to hack, PC games or SNES games ?

Logging in to :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:2401/cvsroot/zsnes CVS password: cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from cvs.sourceforge.net: M PserverBackend::PserverBackend() Connect (Connection refused) cvs [checkout aborted]: unrecognized auth response from cvs.sourceforge.net...

Reznor007 wrote:Yes, they fill the full height of the TV. A TV naturally stretches everything it receives to 4:3.

I know that it fills height. I was asking you to check if it filled height without overscanning anything left or right (which would mean a 4:3 pic).

Check carefully.

Pointless.

Locked.

I *really* don't know what happens. Since MaxSt's optimized his code with MMX instructions, I've got 1024*768 DS FULL with hq3x running at 60/60 (or 50/50) flawlessly. And I have a P4 1.8GHz, 448MB of ram an old GeForce4 MX 440 (with freaking old drivers - that work perfectly, mind you-) and directX...

Running windows XP has nothing to do with using a x86 CPU.

Don't raise dead threads.

Locked.

Reznor007 wrote:

MaxSt wrote:

Hitokage wrote:...while retaining correct aspect.

which is, in you opinion, equals _____ ?

4:3, simple question

Your TV screen is 4:3. Now tell me that SNES games took the full height of it without missing anything on the left/right (i.e. overscan).

I can tell you, this is not a patch issue. It's probably a timing bug.

The one bug that was in the game is the 'new talent freeze' bug.