I haven't read all posts yet nor download the plugin but is it also possible to program a button to be pressed every second/third/... frame, an auto-fire option?
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Awesome, thanks. *back to Super Smash Bros. Bonus stage*
Edit: Report bugs here?
For some reason when I press hard right on the analog stick it goes passed the normal range to actually pressing left. It doesn't do this for when I press Left on the stick. Any idea how to prevent this. I'm using a N64 controller.
Awesome, thanks. *back to Super Smash Bros. Bonus stage*
Edit: Report bugs here?
For some reason when I press hard right on the analog stick it goes passed the normal range to actually pressing left. It doesn't do this for when I press Left on the stick. Any idea how to prevent this. I'm using a N64 controller.
Sorry Nitsuja, I uploaded that several weeks ago, but I've re-uploaded this again (sorry couldn't resist that joke).
It happens randomly and it causes me to close Mupen down and re-start.
It happens randomly and it causes me to close Mupen down and re-start.
It looks like it thinks you are holding down the left arrow in the angular display, so maybe it would stop if you clicked on that button. Also, you can close the input window by holding left-click on it and hitting alt-F4, and you can reopen it by bringing up the input plugin settings, so you could try using that to "reboot" the input plugin without restarting the whole emulator.
It happens randomly and it causes me to close Mupen down and re-start.
It looks like it thinks you are holding down the left arrow in the angular display, so maybe it would stop if you clicked on that button. Also, you can close the input window by holding left-click on it and hitting alt-F4, and you can reopen it by bringing up the input plugin settings, so you could try using that to "reboot" the input plugin without restarting the whole emulator.
I tried when it happened again and it doesn't work, it doesn't seem to allow any inputs since its covering all the frames of input into my computer.
Does the emulator's menu still work, or is Mupen64 frozen too? If it works then you should be able to go to the input options and set controller 1 to not active. But, judging from your AVI, whatever is breaking is at a lower level (in Windows) than what the plugin has direct control over, so that might not work either. What kind of CPU do you have, by the way?
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I wonder if a specific setting can be made for, when using rerecording emulators, to have the exact position of the stick be kept when a rerecord/savestate is made, I remember when trying a few things out with Rayman 2 I would test one direction/tilt, and continue and it would turn out bad, then revert to a savestate and not know what that tilt/direction was.
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Because if I test a specific angle/tilt, and then continue from there and have to change the direction to keep going, and the first angle/tilt was perfect but the movements afterwards weren't, then it becomes easier if it can be saved.
Also, I haven't tested out enough, but is there a setting that keeps the analog stick where it is, but to change the angle and direction by 1? whenever I move angle/direction by 1 unit to the left or right the dot just goes back to the center...
I just realized I can write down the angle/direction numbers on paper, so nvm.
When hex editing is it the input frames that are shown or the actual framerate, becuase so far I understand that one line equals four frames, and if you press page down it'll go down 68 lines and therefore to 272, but my one slight problem is that I don't know how to recognise the button presses since I'd like to do a minor hex edit in SM64 for one of the stars which is very hard to replicate becuase its not easy to replicate angles in the input counter. BTW, I use Cygnus Hex editor, and as far as I aware there is no locate a certain frame feature.
