I thought of the other one. During Quickman's stage, he uses the Time Stopper to freeze those instant-kill beams. But why does he run off the screen to the left and reappear on the right? What time does that save?
when i did put this i was very excited, because 2 minutes was much than i expected.
I can't seem to load the bisqwit-rockmanv6-incomplete-with-gutsman-demo.fcm in my FCE Ultra.
well, bubble man and heat man were a bit boring but the other levels are perfect.
-During Wily Stage 4, he fires a superfluous Item 2. It's only purpose seems to be to drain Item 2 a little bit so he can exhaust it later in the stage. What purpose does that serve?
Should we accept 平野's videos in the meantime?
--- soundux.cpp 2004-07-10 22:52:38.000000000 +0300
+++ soundux.cpp 2005-02-12 05:06:57.000000000 +0200
@@ -156,6 +156,9 @@
extern "C" void DecodeBlockAsm (int8 *, int16 *, int32 *, int32 *);
extern "C" void DecodeBlockAsm2 (int8 *, int16 *, int32 *, int32 *);
+int FakeMute = 1;
+int DoFakeMute = 0;
+
// F is channel's current frequency and M is the 16-bit modulation waveform
// from the previous channel multiplied by the current envelope volume level.
#define PITCH_MOD(F,M) ((F) * ((((unsigned long) (M)) + 0x800000) >> 16) >> 7)
@@ -174,9 +177,11 @@
{
ch->state = SOUND_SILENT;
ch->mode = MODE_NONE;
+ if(!DoFakeMute) {
APU.DSP [APU_ENDX] |= 1 << i;
APU.DSP [APU_KON] &= ~(1 << i);
APU.DSP [APU_KOFF] &= ~(1 << i);
+ }
APU.KeyedChannels &= ~(1 << i);
}
#ifdef __DJGPP
@@ -185,7 +190,9 @@
void S9xAPUSetEndX (int ch)
{
+ if(!DoFakeMute) {
APU.DSP [APU_ENDX] |= 1 << ch;
+ }
}
#ifdef __DJGPP
END_OF_FUNCTION (S9xAPUSetEndX)
@@ -864,6 +871,8 @@
static int wave[SOUND_BUFFER_SIZE];
int pitch_mod = SoundData.pitch_mod & ~APU.DSP[APU_NON];
+
+ DoFakeMute=FakeMute;
for (uint32 J = 0; J < NUM_CHANNELS; J++)
{
@@ -1148,6 +1157,7 @@
}
stereo_exit: ;
}
+ DoFakeMute=0;
}
#ifdef __DJGPP
@@ -1160,6 +1170,8 @@
int pitch_mod = SoundData.pitch_mod & (~APU.DSP[APU_NON]);
+ DoFakeMute=FakeMute;
+
for (uint32 J = 0; J < NUM_CHANNELS; J++)
{
Channel *ch = &SoundData.channels[J];
@@ -1433,6 +1445,7 @@
}
mono_exit: ;
}
+ DoFakeMute=0;
}
#ifdef __DJGPP
END_OF_FUNCTION(MixMono);There's one dilemma though: Killing Elecman using Guts weapon takes about 8 seconds, whereas killing him using the basic weapon takes 31 seconds. This is a major problem which only appears if Elecman level is played before Cut/Guts levels. If using the magnet beam in Gutsman level saves 23 seconds over a non-magnet-beam version of Gutsman level, this plan works. The lift sequence saves about 13 seconds.
I hope there's quite some places where there's a chance to perform it.
OK, I'll be the one to ask. What's going on with this new manuever? Is there a precise frame to jump off of the ladder that allows Rock to defy all physics?
I LOVED it when you shot to the left right before finishing off Elec.
A submission would be pointless if you're going to improve this. Even if you aren't, it would still be pointless because it can obviously be improved.
I'm bothered that games like these get published while not-as-perfect runs of more interesting games get voted down. I thought the point of the voting system was for quality control.
Good morning (well, at least it's morning for me): I am having trouble playing movie files in emulators. Specifically, the Rocket Knight Adventures and Sonic 3 .gmv files. For some reason, they just...screw around in random parts of the first level. Is that supposed to be in the run or is it a mess up in the movie?
Is it there for show, or is there actually a way to get to it? It just brought back memories when I was watching the run.
What do you mean by personality?
And given those coordinates, are you able to know where they are visually, so as to answer the question whether or not the circle can be tighter?