In BizHawk 1.5.3, when I make and save a RAM Watch .wch file with ColecoHawk or SMSHawk and then load it up again later, all of the data types reset to Signed (though their sizes are kept). GBCHawk's RAM Watch gives this error when attempting to load a wch (but loads it anyway) and this error when you try to save said wch (but saves it anyway). Also, in Atari2600Hawk, something I did caused me to get this error while trying to save a watch file and the wch did not save. I haven't been able to reproduce it though.
On that note, how do we use the appropriate categories: Foregoes memory corruption & Corrupts memory?
This means that this hypothetical being ought be able to somehow affect the initial RAM state of the console as the game starts. Is this even physically possible?
Yep, exactly. Just like when you press the stop button with your mouse.
waitToNext() to get the same thing as pcsx.suspend.
I'm more concerned about the fact that this run actually does use glitches: pause tricks to prevent damage knockback and to reset boss invulnerability periods.
I'll suggest a function like emu.quitscript(), to directly stop the script. Currently, if you use multiple script(by using something like require'myscript'), you can't easily stop the script, despite using coroutine.yield() but this isn't a good pratice if the script already use coroutine for other means.
Also, sometime you need somekind of realtime timer to perform specific task, without doing a "busy-wait" function inside lua. At some point, I did a pcsx.suspend(int cycleToWait) function to suspend a lua script(without suspending the whole emulator) for a x number of cycle, but there's probably a better way to do this.
Would it be possible to add a lua command that can change the display filter? Something like emu.filter("none") and emu.filter ("2xSAI"), etc.
I'm disappointed that he's basically replacing vecna's attempt at C# cores with more native code
I'm having this issue as well with a SNES game, manually adding the folder did nothing for me. Letting it generate itself by using the quick movie creation still didn't solve the problem: http://i.imgur.com/ZNjIHD5.jpg http://i.imgur.com/t3S3OnN.jpg There's what EmuHawk's throwing as errors. If it matters, nothing is saved post-crash in settings, but the movie is saved at the frame is was crashed from. If it matters, Vista 64, unfortunately.
Shouldn't the "Movies" folder also be written by Bizhawk if the first recorded movie happens to be made from a state?
Excuse me. I have two questions about drawing by gui.draw○○ functions in GB mode. 1.Can I disable ClearType drawing on gui.drawText()? I'm using "Misaki Gothic（美咲ゴシック）" which has bite-sized legible font. But its legiblity is little perished if this font is drawn in ClearType. 2.How do I set timing of gui.draw○○() function to earlier than default ? I think that drawing by gui.draw○○() function is delayed for 1 frame from gui.text() doing. Here is a test code for the second question. Lua: http://sdrv.ms/Je5K5x And here is a result of this code. Top left value is displayed by View -> Display FrameCounter. Small sized letter is displayed by gui.text() (this value indicates framecounter). Center big sized letter is displayed by gui.drawText() (this value also indicates framecounter). capture: http://sdrv.ms/Je5Slm
