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keylie wrote:
Here is more details:
* No gamecube controllers
* Four Wiimote controllers with no extension and horizontal position checked (this might cause the desync problem)
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This movie file straight up refuses to play for me. Not looking good unless I can figure out the problem.
I'm an idiot, needed to turn off the nunchucks.
But I'm still not able to sync with the copy I have.
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yoshifan wrote:
Fog: Can I see gamename.lua up to the point where the local dolphin is set? And what Cheat Engine version are you using?
I've read that require() can return true if the required file (dolphin.lua in this case) does not have a return statement at the end of the file, but if it's finding the repository's dolphin.lua then that should be covered. And I'm asking the CE version in case different Lua versions have different loader behavior.
I'm using Cheat Engine 6.6, and modifying the sample.lua file (which hasn't changed in my new file).
EDIT: Apparently just having a file in the cheat table folder called dolphin.lua (or any other required file) causes it to break.
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I'm running into an issue where the local dolphin returns true:
"Error:...wnloads/ram-watch-cheat-engine-master/games/gamename.lua:31: attempt to index a boolean value (local 'dolphin')"
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The submission page is not for work in progress TASes, please use http://tasvideos.org/userfiles instead.
Barring that, this will surely be rejected because it does not beat the current TAS.
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15:04 <TotallyFerret> I once listened to a song that, when played backwards, plays Enter Sandman. I thought the vocals sounded like a Finnish dude for some reason.
15:04 <TotallyFerret> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R2ERDANb8E
15:07 <Mothrayas> best part is the sheet of "lyrics"
15:07 <Mothrayas> oh, and the reverse pretzel eating
15:08 <TotallyFerret> I liked the silly string.
15:08 <Fog> Mothrayas: eating pretzels?
15:08 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:08 <Fog> pretzel eating!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> eating pretzels!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> pretzel eating!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> eating pretzels!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> pretzel eating!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> eating pretzels!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> pretzel eating!
15:09 <Mothrayas> Fog^: in reverse!
15:09 <Fog> eating pretzels!
15:09 -!- mode/#tasvideos [+o Mothrayas] by ChanServ
15:09 <TotallyFerret> ?slezterp gnitae
15:09 -!- Mothrayas was kicked from #tasvideos by Mothrayas [stop spamming]
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ThunderAxe31 wrote:
Thanks for the info, but there is another problem: it looks like Dolphin in unable to play movies from savestate for this game. I tried many times, but it crashes right after starting playing the movie, no matter what are the settings.
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Alyosha wrote:
I tried to get this run to sync in BizHawk and it made it all the way up to the glitch itself. But after that it crashed.
It crashed at a kill instruction ($72).
Execution here depends critically on values in PPU registers/memory and undocumented opcodes.
FCEUX seems to be having some serious trouble here. Here are the last few instructions where things depart seriously from NESHawk:
There are 2 TAY's here that aren't moving A to Y, a jump to $0029 that I can't tell where it's coming from, and execution jumping from 3C8C to 3C9E on the 87 instruciton (which is just supposed to AND X and A.)
I read in the original publication of this branch by MUGG that the glitch itself is console verified, but on a different level. Is the glitch console verified on this level?
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McBobX wrote:
Fog wrote:
4.0.2 is probably your best bet, even though it's deprecated.
JosJuice wrote:
EDIT: Oh, 4.0.2 is just deprecated, not forbidden? I wouldn't recommend using it, but... eh. Maybe.
I was actually using 4.0.2 and still, and I was willing to do some TASes, but as soon as I heard that versions prior 4.0-3595 will no longer be supported for submission, I shocked and said good bye my work.
Deprecated doesn't mean no longer accepted, just planned to no longer be accepted at some undetermined point in the future.
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McBobX wrote:
I have only a 32-bit Windows 7, I actually want to try some TASes of Wii, but unfortunately, version of Dolphin from 4.0-3595 (and some prior this version) are supported only for 64-bit version. There is no way to upgrade Windows to 64-bit unless formatting with that version but I can't do it due to some personal reasons.
My question is: Is there any 32-bit version of Dolphin that TASVideos can support? If not, then is there anyway to build a 32-bit copy of the current versions of Dolphin (for everyone who have the same case as me)?
Dolphin dropped 32-bit support early on into the development builds after 4.0, and adding it back into builds is basically impossible.
4.0.2 is probably your best bet, even though it's deprecated.
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JosJuice wrote:
Dimon12321 wrote:
I have dumped frames and audio, but audio appeared to be slowed down. Video's length is 15:32 and audio's is 23:19. If I speed up the audio using Sony Vegas Pro 13 (for example), all the voices in audio will be smashed.
How to fix it? I don't face this problem when dumping Wii games.
Emulator: Dolphin 4.0-9390.
Game: TMNT Mutant Melee (GC)
Dolphin writes the sample rate 32 KHz to the WAV file's header even if the game actually uses 48 KHz. It sounds like that's what happening here. See if there's some way for you to force 48 KHz when loading the audio. (This isn't a GC vs Wii thing, it's just something that happens with certain games.)
