It'd be great if I could get some pointers
To convert from BUS TO WRAM simply drop the 7E from the bus address (for the SNES specifically)
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function reg()
print(emu.framecount())
print(emu.getregisters())
end
event.onmemoryexecute(reg, 0xC200)
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Lua console output
16788
"A": "0"
"B": "1"
"C": "0"
"D": "1"
"E": "159"
"F": "0"
"H": "0"
"L": "159"
"PC": "742"
"SP": "57343"
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Trace Log
C1FF:00 NOP SP:dfff A:a7 B:01 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443120
C200:47 LD B,A SP:dfff A:a7 B:01 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443124
C201:FC ??? SP:dfff A:a7 B:a7 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443128
------------------------------------This script cannot acquire an accurate value of "A" and "PC " in the GBC.
This script cannot acquire an accurate value of "A" and "PC " in the GBC.--------------------------------------------- function reg() print(emu.framecount()) print(emu.getregisters()) end event.onmemoryexecute(reg, 0xC200) --------------------------------------------- Lua console output 16788 "A": "0" "B": "1" "C": "0" "D": "1" "E": "159" "F": "0" "H": "0" "L": "159" "PC": "742" "SP": "57343" ------------------------------------ Trace Log C1FF:00 NOP SP:dfff A:a7 B:01 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443120 C200:47 LD B,A SP:dfff A:a7 B:01 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443124 C201:FC ??? SP:dfff A:a7 B:a7 C:00 D:01 E:9f F:00 H:00 L:9f Cy:210443128 ------------------------------------
Oddly enough, I was lucky to get the last screen on the first try after I decided to submit it as a bug, given Zeromus' opinion of the matter in another thread. Before I had only seen that error once out of the maybe 15 times it happened previously.
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I suppose I should add I'm using Win 8.1 on a system with an Athlon FX 8320 and 8gb of system ram.
It also usually happens within 3-5 minutes, but anywhere in between which makes me believe that it's after a certain amount of rewind usage has passed. I had accidentally left the emulator running unpaused, however the game itself was paused, and it took maybe a minute afterwards for the crash to appear. The emulator had to have been running for at least two hours prior with the game paused (not the emulator) in the background. Also, all the rewind settings are at default.Since your story confused me, tell me if this is true or not: In order to make your bug happen, I should play super mario world for 3-5 minutes and rewind frequently to fix mistakes
Alright, loaded up Mega Man X and figured I'd see how long I could stand trying to keep my health full against the unbeatable Vile. Went at it for what felt like a good ten minutes maybe, then it finally crashed. I probably rewinded here more than I did in SMW. What did I learn? It still crashes across games, and seems isolated to SNES. I also learned my thumb lacks the endurance it once had.
