do you understand the concept of a self-learning AI?
It has to learn to either avoid the message box or get used to it (the message box is a sprite, so it can detect that).
Sure, if you want the AI to learn playing the whole game, or keep the script game-unspecific, you can't add that optimization. I'm more interested in an AI's raw gameplay though, and adding that optimization would keep more genome variants alive.
What game? If it's a popular one there might be RAM maps somewhere.
Apart from that you can just use the cheat search function: when an enemy is on screen and moving left, search for decreasing values (i.e. x position). Same for moving right, and up and down (y position).
The only alternative would be writing a neural network that analyzes the video output - good luck with that...
Looks like the audio plugin could not be loaded. Does the emulator run the ROM without a movie file?
Error 0x7E points to a Visual C++ runtime DLL error, afaik.
AVISource("file name.avi") # open file
Info # draw info onto the video
v1 = Trim(0, 999) # select the first 1000 frames (start..end index)
v2 = Trim(0, -1000) # select the first 1000 frames (start index, number of frames)
v3 = Trim(0, -1) # select the first frame
v4 = Trim(1, -1) # select the second frame
v5 = Trim(FrameCount-1000, 0) # select the last 1000 frames
v6 = Trim(0, 0) # select all frames
v1 + v2 + v3 + v4 + v5 + v6 # combine all results
You can use e.g. VirtualDub to encode a script's result back to a video file.
Pro Action Replay Super Punch Out codes. I will use the “Power Bar Always At Max” code as an example.
The code is 7E089C1B. I open BizHawk-r9394, open Super Punch-Out!! (USA).smc, then go to the SNES tab
Game Genie Encoder / Decoder and then add the code 7E089C1B under Game Genie Code and hit Add
Why are you using a PAR code as a Game Genie code?
"7E ???? ??" and "7F ???? ??" are PAR codes. When the SNES CPU reads a value from WRAM (128KB of memory located at addresses 7E 0000 to 7F FFFF), the PAR code replaces that byte with the value in the last two digits (e.g. 7E089C1B).
In BizHawk you need to convert the address (7E 089C) to an index into WRAM (00 089C) and enter the last two digits (1B) for the value.
You need to open the command-line interface (e.g. cmd.exe if you're on Windows), navigate to the emulator's directory and enter (copy & paste) that line.
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