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1) This should be in the bug report topic you have in the screenshot ;)
2) It is TAStudio causing the out of memory exception. It should be fixed in the next release. SNES savestates are quite large and make it run out of memory fast (it is only a 32bit exe so it runs out at about 2gig). The frames in your movie have exceeded the number of savestates TAStudio can handle, and in that release, it isn't smart enough to do anything about it. I hope to get out a release soon, in the meantime, you might want to TAS without that tool (which is probably not terribly helpful anyway right now)
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Under the Data Type dropdown, check the "include mis-aligned" option, and you will ge the "in between" values that you want.
Note: It doesn't automatically refactor the current search, you will have to start a new search after changing this value.
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I like that a lot more than any other suggestion so far!
Bizhawk's "Unknown ROM" icon is this, though it isn't animated. I don't know if that would cause confusion (not to a true newbie since they may not have even used an emulator)
If it is going to be a question block, I expect it would give me answers. As such it should link to a wiki page, not a pure movie listing. This page would of course have the movie listing but also a lot of information.
Maybe it should use the recommended movies as answers. Like "Often games manipulate luck, as as in this game xxxxx, not the author xxxxxxx" and then it shows the movie module.
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The coin address is in the sram/wram memory region, not main ram. So set the memory domain to WRAM. You can also do System Bus, which is the equivalent of what FCEUX does, but it is not recommended to use that domain (but is a nice way to check against another emulator)
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My answer is a bit exaggerated. It is minimally useful right now. Alpha quality. The next release will be more useful but still alpha. Use it if you find it helpful. But if you aren't finding it helpful, it is probably because it isn't not because you don't know how to use it.. For instance, there is no input editing that can be done yet, but you can delete/insert/copy/paste frames.
The plan is for it to be a functional equivalent to FCEUX 2.1.6's TASEditor tool, eventually.
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porting the Dolphin core is nowhere close to being on the BizHawk roadmap currently. There's a few logistics problems, but the most important is the fact that it would take an extensive carving up of the existing emulator and that emulator is under active development. The logistics would be problematic.
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We made some changes to how Player Points are calculated today.
Player point calculations now take these into account:
Number of ratings a movie has had
The Tier the movie has been published to.
Player points reflect this change now. You may notice some published author's have more points, and some have less.
For those curious, the number of ratings is done with a bell curve distribution, with a peak at the average number of ratings. Tiers are done as a multiplier. Currently the multipliers are .75 for vault, 1 for moon, 1.5 for star.
Also player points now are calculated and stored rather than calculated on the fly. The numbers updated once per hour. So you will not see an immediate change in player points when movies are published or rated.
