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I've uploaded it here: http://rapidshare.com/files/11590262/sn ... 7.rar.html
(Note that switching between versions might erase the button configuration.)
(Note that switching between versions might erase the button configuration.)
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Well, I'd still use SRM files for transfers.filouk wrote:it is fully compatible with ZSNES save states
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
About the waterfall: this needs emulating HDMA effects. HDMA means that after each line the game can change the status of the rendering system. vSNES can change the status only once: when a savestate is loaded.
This needs to be rewritten, but I won't tackle that until I have a good system for memory transfers between applications. *sigh*
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Hello Creaothceann ! I am doing a map with vSNES, and this is a real pain that each time I open a zst state I have to desactivate again the same layers again and again. Could there be an option for the program to just remember what layers were disabled ?
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Sure. Select "SceneViewer" in the "options" window and uncheck the "update the layering after loading a SNES" checkbox. ![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Also note that the "official" spelling is "vSNES"...
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Also note that the "official" spelling is "vSNES"...
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Try this version:
http://vsnes.aep-emu.de/vSNES/vSNES_bugfix04.rar
http://vsnes.aep-emu.de/vSNES/vSNES_bugfix04.rar
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New build with
- support for writing and reading (all subformats) of TileLayer Pro palette files
- new PalViewer layout
http://vsnes.aep-emu.de/vSNES/vSNES_bugfix05.rar
EDIT: Updated the file dialogs, too.
- support for writing and reading (all subformats) of TileLayer Pro palette files
- new PalViewer layout
http://vsnes.aep-emu.de/vSNES/vSNES_bugfix05.rar
EDIT: Updated the file dialogs, too.
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vSNES 2.92 BETA 2: link
Quick incomplete features list:
- updated cartridge dialog with new techniques (thanks to Nach for the info!) Not finished yet though.
- PalFinder for finding (sub-)palettes in WRAM and ROM
- direct editing in PalViewer
- custom SRM and IPS directories
- much faster with directories containing a large amount of cartridges!
- no more conflicts of Windows dialogs vs. always-on-top windows
- fixed SMV display bug
- support for TileLayer Pro palette files
Note: SPC support currently br0ken for some reason...
Btw. I'm thinking about removing the "reload" and "launch" buttons from the main window. Does anybody use them anyway?
As always, please report bugs when you encounter them.
EDIT: Fixed stupid bug, re-uploaded archive.
Quick incomplete features list:
- updated cartridge dialog with new techniques (thanks to Nach for the info!) Not finished yet though.
- PalFinder for finding (sub-)palettes in WRAM and ROM
- direct editing in PalViewer
- custom SRM and IPS directories
- much faster with directories containing a large amount of cartridges!
- no more conflicts of Windows dialogs vs. always-on-top windows
- fixed SMV display bug
- support for TileLayer Pro palette files
Note: SPC support currently br0ken for some reason...
Btw. I'm thinking about removing the "reload" and "launch" buttons from the main window. Does anybody use them anyway?
As always, please report bugs when you encounter them.
EDIT: Fixed stupid bug, re-uploaded archive.
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Update:
Development has not stopped, though it has slowed to a crawl. I'm writing source documentation, and need to figure out a better internal structure for the project. There're also some new ideas...
In the mean time the current version is hopefully sufficient for those who use it.
Development has not stopped, though it has slowed to a crawl. I'm writing source documentation, and need to figure out a better internal structure for the project. There're also some new ideas...
In the mean time the current version is hopefully sufficient for those who use it.
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Mode7Ed
is a small editor spawned from the vSNES source code. Its capabilities might be later added back to vSNES.
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I just discovered this great piece of software recently, and I've found it to be very useful for exploring and isolating graphics. Thanks for a unique, high quality app!
Once again, thanks for vSNES.
~Qyz
Yes! I find the 'reload the last savestate' button handy... although I could certainly handle its removal, so long as the F5 key still performed this function. I don't suppose it would be possible to implement a button customisation menu... That way you could distribute vSNES with a tidier interface, but users could opt for extra buttons if they wanted.creaothceann wrote:Btw. I'm thinking about removing the "reload" and "launch" buttons from the main window. Does anybody use them anyway?
Once again, thanks for vSNES.
~Qyz
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I could add options to show or hide buttons... re-arranging is probably not worth the trouble.
F5 will survive.![Razz :P](./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)
F5 will survive.
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A few users might find these links interesting:
- Windows Vista DPI scaling: my Vista is bigger than your Vista
- (much) more about the faulty resizing algorithms in your OS
- Windows Vista DPI scaling: my Vista is bigger than your Vista
- (much) more about the faulty resizing algorithms in your OS
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CHT Editor problems (.cht corruption)
creaothceann,
I'm still loving vSNES (how did I live without it?), but I have encountered a problem with editing and saving .cht files.
There are no problems opening a .cht file and copying the neatly re-formatted contents into Notepad via the clipboard, but after editing the order of cheats (that's all I really wanted to do, along with perhaps changing their descriptions, creating variants of some cheats, etc.) I paste back into vSNES (no problems with that; everything shows up fine), and try saving the file as either a new file, or overwriting a previous .cht file... and I end up with a garbled file which ZSNES can't interpret. The first cheat code looks okay except for the description, but every line thereafter is a combination of gobbledegoop and snippets of descriptions.
I can post .cht files or screenshots if you'd like... ?
I'm using the most recent release of ZSNES (1.51) and have tried using the current release and the beta release of vSNES, but I always end up with corrupted files when I save the .cht file.
I've also been given error messages a few times when using the CHT Editor.
Example of error:
Exception: "Access violation at address 00401ECC in module 'vSNES.exe'. Write of address 00A47014".
I can try using different PC's to see if my machine's at fault when I get a chance, and I can provide a list of error specifics if that would be helpful. My main reason for this post is to help improve vSNES, if this problem isn't just happening for me, of course.
Btw, when you post a bugfix, do you also fix and re-upload the file(s) in the current release, or do you make them part of the next release, after you've had plenty of time to work out all the kinks in more detail?
Cheers,
Qyz
I'm still loving vSNES (how did I live without it?), but I have encountered a problem with editing and saving .cht files.
There are no problems opening a .cht file and copying the neatly re-formatted contents into Notepad via the clipboard, but after editing the order of cheats (that's all I really wanted to do, along with perhaps changing their descriptions, creating variants of some cheats, etc.) I paste back into vSNES (no problems with that; everything shows up fine), and try saving the file as either a new file, or overwriting a previous .cht file... and I end up with a garbled file which ZSNES can't interpret. The first cheat code looks okay except for the description, but every line thereafter is a combination of gobbledegoop and snippets of descriptions.
I can post .cht files or screenshots if you'd like... ?
I'm using the most recent release of ZSNES (1.51) and have tried using the current release and the beta release of vSNES, but I always end up with corrupted files when I save the .cht file.
I've also been given error messages a few times when using the CHT Editor.
Example of error:
Exception: "Access violation at address 00401ECC in module 'vSNES.exe'. Write of address 00A47014".
I can try using different PC's to see if my machine's at fault when I get a chance, and I can provide a list of error specifics if that would be helpful. My main reason for this post is to help improve vSNES, if this problem isn't just happening for me, of course.
Btw, when you post a bugfix, do you also fix and re-upload the file(s) in the current release, or do you make them part of the next release, after you've had plenty of time to work out all the kinks in more detail?
Cheers,
Qyz
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Re: CHT Editor problems (.cht corruption)
I'll take a look at it.Qyzbud wrote:I'm using the most recent release of ZSNES (1.51) and have tried using the current release and the beta release of vSNES, but I always end up with corrupted files when I save the .cht file.
This is most likely a bug in vSNES. Btw. do you get the standard Windows error message, or a message dialog that doesn't end the program?Qyzbud wrote:I've also been given error messages a few times when using the CHT Editor.
I'm always posting new versions (even smaller updates) with a new version number.Qyzbud wrote:Btw, when you post a bugfix, do you also fix and re-upload the file(s) in the current release, or do you make them part of the next release, after you've had plenty of time to work out all the kinks in more detail?
Maybe I should fix the bugs in the last version...
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The source of the corruption has been fixed.
Unfortunately...
- ZSNES still crashes when loading some (all?) CHT files since the values of the "flag" (first byte of a cheat) are wrong
- the source is a mess; a release would probably only be useful for CHT hackers.
Unfortunately...
- ZSNES still crashes when loading some (all?) CHT files since the values of the "flag" (first byte of a cheat) are wrong
- the source is a mess; a release would probably only be useful for CHT hackers.
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That's great news.creaothceann wrote:The source of the corruption has been fixed.
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
...Not so great. I never had crashing issues with ZSNES before as a result of the .cht corruption. The 'flag' is the on/off toggle value, right? If it helps your coding at all, there would be no problem with having all toggle values set to 'off' (04?), as re-toggling is a very easy tweak to perform in ZSNES. At least for the time being, until vSNES is ready for that task.creaothceann wrote:ZSNES still crashes when loading some (all?) CHT files since the values of the "flag" (first byte of a cheat) are wrong
Qyzbud wrote:I've also been given error messages a few times when using the CHT Editor.
I only once had Windows close vSNES. That was after I somehow triggered multiple regular errors to appear in succession.creaothceann wrote:Do you get the standard Windows error message, or a message dialog that doesn't end the program?
These 'regular errors' are the ones I was referring to in my last post - they look like this:
![Image](http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~huffbill/host/vSNES_CHT_error.png)
At present, I'm using ZSNES to re-enter all codes one by one. I know that even when I finish I'm going to want to reshuffle before too long, so I'm eagerly awaiting the next vSNES release/patch.
Cheers, let me know if I can help. (Testing etc... I can't program!)
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