ZSNES board

I'll never get why you guys keep jumping names like that. CONFUZZLING !

We've been over this too many times already... Even if we ever make some sort of API that lets people do it, only the simple games, with always graphics statically loaded from the ROM, could ever be done at the price of days of RE work to pinpoint each tile group to swap with their HD counterparts. ...

The current ZSNES release uses dark magics and various tricks to do its thing. It's not a good reference, especially regarding music (which leads to some unfortunate decisions, creating hacks that cannot run anywhere else). There are several sound glitches that anyone can notice when comparing to re...

odditude wrote:all hail the great troll necromancer!

Silly odditude, Trolls don't have enough int to be good necros.

Iirc, nothing you can do about it. Iiarc, Return of the Jedi has the same issues. Old sound core not up to scratch.

nope dot jay pegleg

Probably because your streaming program is expecting it to work nicely with d3d.
Which it doesn't.
Also, you're wasting your time playing SMRPG in any 'recent' zsnes release. Thankfully your post let you dodge that bullet.

Tsanjuro wrote:Windows 8.1 Pro

1920x1080

There you go. You're soft-scaling (no ddraw7 hardware acceleration in win8) by a non-integer, non-negligeable factor (around 4.8). Don't expect any sort of performance whatsoever.

Fix: use another emu that win8 caters to.

Fucking fleabags. Wouldn't even make a healthy meal.

Grab a precompiled package, old source has too many issues for a clean compile on modern machines.

This post celebrates my ever-growing mad procrastination skillz.

joe_devore wrote:aside from the new versions would it be possible some day after you release the new version to go back and maybe fix a few bugs in the old v1.51 release so it keeps up a bit for Nostalgic sake O_O please =)

Don't count on that. There's a reason we restarted from scratch.

RTTT ?



Nope, Chuck Testa.

Advice #1: go with snes9x. Our public source tree is overstale. There's a cheese castle on top of it.

Advice #2: grab their latest source, and read the readmes. All of them. They should tell you what you need.

If F_OK isn't defined, you need another libc.

Choconasty wrote:I've been using emulators for 17 years and the earliest I remember is zsnes, even though I know it isn't that old.

*cough* it is.

Yuber wrote:pretty much every company was trying to create a mascot that would represent their image

NEVAR FORGET

There will always be some cases where a coder could squeeze some MMX code to process bigger chunks, but equivalently good C code just won't lay it out the same.
In return, compilers use their own voodoo that outmatches readable assembly in several spots. Should work out in the long run.

That_Guy wrote:I have a problem with my ibuffalo gamepad

It may be related to that other thread. Try it out.

Best thread is best.

Interesting sneak link. Thanks for the report. Sadly, it was probably archived in every spider ever, so that may not be very helpful at this point.

Everything about zsnes is super old now.

¬_¬

Mark57Raider wrote:I was able to sniff out all the exits and stuff basically through trial and error.

Even chocolate island 2's exits ? Sure smells like bullshit to me !