ZSNES board

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Actual coherent discussion? Someone get the banhammer!

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Gil_Hamilton wrote:Reply to this banana.

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OpenGL huh? I've messed around with writing GLSL shaders for other emulators, though I have no idea how big of a deal it would be to implement support for it.

I kind of understand both sides :roll: From your perspective, it seems like no on appreciates your work at github. From an end-user's perspective, it seems that you "talk" a lot about exciting things but later, you appear to be lazy. Remember those ipher release days? now those were the k...

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This is how it should be. You patched the game with a hack, of course the checksum should fail, because it's not the original SMW anymore. Only the original game should have a correct checksum.

No doo.

someone wrote:Our your " purposes " friendly and clean?

Hardly.

Once it's off can I have it? For... purposes.

Yeah, throw them out, I'd say.

The only imaginable reason to keep them would be to appease those few weirdos who think SNES games were designed to be seen with unfiltered block pixels (hence needing even pixel scaling) on some mythical 8:7 display.

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As far as I can tell with my limited knowledge, there would be two ways to do it, which both seem equally farfetched: 1) Manually document the way each individual game loads graphics. Good luck with that. Then again, if you're an artist and you're really making a big project out of redoing the graph...

Well I was thinking of slowdown happening in game which would still be tied to the console's native frame count, but you're right I didn't think of emulator-related stutter.

I wonder if it'll be useful to accurately run SNES emulation at 60.0988 hz...

Gsync for a SNES emulator? Isn't that a bit pointless?

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How do we know the cat's a lesbian? We don't, but it's owned by a lesbian, which is adequate for the stated purpose. The title clearly states "Shaving hot lesbian pussy", which would imply that it is indeed the pussy being shaven that is lesbian. Had the title been "Hot lesbian shavi...

How do we know the cat's a lesbian?

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