Does BizHawk2.2 generate less lags if i change settings?
If we make TAS that is faster than old TAS, we should use the emulator that generates lags as the emulator of old TAS. (Of course, if we make the 1st TAS, we should use the accurate emulator.) BizHawk2.2 generates more lags than BizHawk1.X. BizHawk1.X generates more lags than Snes9x 1.43. So, BizHawk should be able to generate lags as Snes9x 1.43. Um, Can BizHawk with Snes9x Core generate lags as Snes9x 1.43? Does tasvideos accept TAS of BizHawk with Snes9x Core?
[4] Movies using Snes9x v1.43 are not accepted unless a continuance is granted. Movies using Snes9x v1.51 or newer are accepted but the emulator is deprecated.
If we make TAS that is faster than old TAS, we should use the emulator that generates lags as the emulator of old TAS.
So, BizHawk should be able to generate lags as Snes9x 1.43.
btw, can I watch the value as CPU utilization for lag management?
It would be harder to do on something like the SNES because waiting was done with dumb spinning loops, which look more or less the same as all other executed code. Still, some emulators have "idle loop detection", so there probably are heuristics that would work in some cases, and if you were interested in a particular game, identifying that game's idle loops and then using LUA exec hooks might be enough?
I want to make TAS with not-laggy emulator
Yoshi Topsy Turvy requires tilting and apparently you can't bind tilt controls to the keyboard or use lua to tilt. I think last time I brought this up, zeromus told me to use a joystick. But why should I have to use a joystick to TAS? I request that tilting be assigned to keyboard keys and/or support for tilting cntrols be added to lua.
Yoshi Topsy Turvy requires tilting and apparently you can't bind tilt controls to the keyboard or use lua to tilt. I think last time I brought this up, zeromus told me to use a joystick. But why should I have to use a joystick to TAS? I request that tilting be assigned to keyboard keys and/or support for tilting cntrols be added to lua.
Ah, I didn't know about joypad.setanalog(nluatable controls, [object controller = null]). Can you give an example for a table "controls" to help me understand how to use this function?
buttons = { };
analog_sets = { };
while true do
buttons = joypad.get();
analog_sets["P2 Zapper X"] = "30.5";
joypad.setanalog(analog_sets);
console.writeline(buttons);
emu.frameadvance();
end
So I was wondering what was up with this branch https://github.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/tree/domainedmemoryhooks The impression I'm getting is that the goal was to refactor the functionality of memory domains into "scopes" which can contain more than just memory? Just wondering what the long term plan behind this is.
