Pocket Monsters Red Green and Blue has a problem on BizHawk 2.0. The character always moves up, can go down, but can't move left or right.
I can't reproduce this. Are you sure you didn't screw up your controller bindings or something? Lua script leaving inputs on?
A ha! I know the problem. The GB BIOS is what's causing it.
I forgot about that new feature. I see the same behavior now. It doesn't happen on every game, but those pokeymans seem to be affected. I wonder if Aloysha knows what's up...
A ha! I know the problem. The GB BIOS is what's causing it.
I forgot about that new feature. I see the same behavior now. It doesn't happen on every game, but those pokeymans seem to be affected. I wonder if Aloysha knows what's up...
Pocket Monsters Pikachu and Pokemon Red Blue and Yellow are the only ones unaffected.
It's an initial state problem. I'm not sure what exactly since the error appears so far in, but looks like it might be related to sound.
I went back and set everything that looked relevent to zero or false in the initial state (for bios loading) and it fixed the problem.
I'll patch it along with the patch to allow GB games in CGB.
Thanks for the report, this feature does need more testing.
Alright, I just updated gambatte with a fix for pocket monsters.
Also, I updated console selection in the GB menu so that you can now pick which console you want to boot your game in.
'Default' boots according to rom extension.
'GB' always boots in GB mode (even games incompatible with GB)
'GBC' always boots in GBC mode.
'Default' boots according to rom extension.
'GB' always boots in GB mode (even games incompatible with GB)
'GBC' always boots in GBC mode.
Thanks for the hard work!
Would it be better if "CGB in GBA" option is combined with this one like what VBA did? I don't think it's possible to activate monochrome mode on GBA.
Edit: Actually, in the most recent developer build, the game(Wendy: Every Witch Way) wouldn't detect GBA at all when the bios is enabled.
Alright, I just updated gambatte with a fix for pocket monsters.
Also, I updated console selection in the GB menu so that you can now pick which console you want to boot your game in.
'Default' boots according to rom extension.
Looks like you need to use DrawBox
there is something complicated going on with how the member names are bound--the members are using the method name (which in this case is DrawBox) whereas the "gui." namespace-type things are using the attribute-given name (which does also populate the documentation--wrongly in this acse).
please proceed by inspecting LuaCanvas.cs and using the method names there.
keep in mind we'll probably revise this to make the naming more camelCased like the older functions
see https://github.com/TASVideos/BizHawk/issues/908
Alright, I just updated gambatte with a fix for pocket monsters.
Also, I updated console selection in the GB menu so that you can now pick which console you want to boot your game in.
'Default' boots according to rom extension.
Why not according to header, as the old code did?
My mistake, it does whatever it did before , I didn't change it.
Some SMW hacks crash on SNES9x 1.52+ and BizHawk 2.0 has SNES9x 1.54 was integrated. There's nothing we can do with fixing the sound. This is why SNES9x 1.51 should've got ported for the sake of custom music in old SMW hacks.
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PikachuMan wrote:
Some SMW hacks crash on SNES9x 1.52+ and BizHawk 2.0 has SNES9x 1.54 was integrated. There's nothing we can do with fixing the sound. This is why SNES9x 1.51 should've got ported for the sake of custom music in old SMW hacks.
If a Hack can not abide by the rules of the SNES's hardware, and instead uses emulator glitches, that is not a problem of BizHawk.
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Do you expect anyone to take seriously the proposition that we should choose an emulator that's broken and that broken games depend on the brokenness of? You're in the wrong place.
SNES9x 1.51 doesn't have a built-in TAS editor like in BizHawk and FCEUX.
The SFX in some hacks like Second Reality Project stops the music and will freeze the game on accurate emulators and on consoles.
Newer SMW hacks would resort to using CD quality music by means of the MSU-1 enhancement.
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PikachuMan wrote:
stops the music and will freeze the game on accurate emulators and on consoles.
This is exactly why we shouldn't port older versions of Snes9x. BizHawk main goal is accurracy for TASing. If a hack can't be used on it, the hack must change, not the emulator.
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Hacks such as TSRP and KMW3 are good for TASing and they won't change to fit accurate emulation. As it also doesn't make much sense to adapt Bizhawk to the hack's mistakes, the only thing to do is to TAS them on SNES9x, unfortunately.
I'm trying to record a new movie for GBA on ver. 2.0.1 and I get this error message:
http://i.imgur.com/itJvcEe.png
It says I need a BIOS for deterministic recordings, so what should I do?
Thank you
