ok i'm looking for a free host. i've copy/cut some stages too :)
Don't know if this is the right place to post, anyways I'm trying to add an avatar to my account. Is it possible to add one from my computer or does it have to be linked off-site as ther doesn't appear to be any buttons giving me the option to lift it from my hard drive.
I'm trying to improve one run of the Nintendo 64, but without knowing how to watch the speed of the game it'll take a long time. Is there any way to observe the memory addresses in Mupen64?
Hi! I want to create a section for GCN/Wii games, but I'm unsure if they should be grouped together or not.
Seeing as you merged rr1-maint into master, I did some git pull'ing and ran into lua issues on the master branch, namely lua_callback_do_unsafe_rewind being undefined when linking. It seems you have neglected to update the signature in lua's dummy.cpp. This simple patch fixes it:
About the GB namespace before: Somehow the forums don't like stuff in angle brackets. It was supposed to #include [gameboy/gameboy.hpp].
I in some way had to patch the master branch in order to compile it with gcc 4.6.3 on Gentoo Linux.
bsnes/target-libsnes/libsnes.cpp was complaining about GameBoy not being declared (as a namespace, I presume); however, including <gameboy> fixed this.
What baffles me is how lsnes manages to generate slightly more than 100% CPU load on a core i7 980X and is thus not always running smoothly.
On a side note: How about support for newer versions of libsnes like 0.88 or even 0.89? I couldn't say if those version were any better than 0.87, but I'm sure there's at least some reason they've been released.
sorry guys, but i m new here and i din`t know this is posted to workbench (i have no idea what is this). The admin to correct me ( move the speedrun outside of the workbench)
I'm using Windows 7 and wxwidget version if it is necessary
Hello! I have a problem with lsnes. When I setup key bindings lsnes does not recognise Return, Left, Right, Up, Down and probably more keys.
Desynced at the bridge, and I can't figure out how to set it to the accuracy core. The lsnes topic doesn't say either, nor does the manual. Was using the wxwidgets executable if that matters.
I beg to differ. As long one has a clear definition of what code counts as the game it is easy to check in theory.
Our current rules say that we time from console power on. This has worked well in the past, but only because that is the same as the alternative. The alternative would be to start timing when the first instruction of the game executes. This difference would mean that we could ignore the DOS boot time and actually time the game.
Is it conducive to better gameplay at all, or was the change made just for the natural frame rate's sake? I assume the character moves at the same real-time speed either way, which is why so many frames were cut since the last submission of Spyman.
Should I post my information I have about the games I have done on there even if for most it will just be the RAM addresses and one or so tricks?
Would it look okay if I don't stretch NES encode to 4:3 with avs, but do it with youtube tag instead?
Loaded for me within 3 seconds.
What's with this 2D => 3D feature at all? I suggest to bring up a list of videos that were set to 3D by youtube and call for uploaders to disable this option in the video settings.
In other words, rather than have eg. red and green text (which is by far the worst possible choice because AFAIK red-green-blindness is the most common one)
Oh if I overlooked a secondary method to register then I apologise.
However it can't load Save states..yet Game freezes and everything turns to an untextured white mess
If there's some other way, like via an attribute given to the <video> element, then they could fix it, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't exist.
