Posted: 6/20/2015 4:19 PM
Post subject: mac version Bizhawk error
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skypickle
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Using OS X Mavericks on macbook pro w 6 g ram. Mono installs fine. Bizhawk 1.91 for mac starts fine. Super Mario World(USA).sfc is placed inside Mono folder inside of contents folder in package contents of Bizhawk. Any suggestions?
Posted: 6/20/2015 4:22 PM
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adelikat
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TASer of 2010 NES TASer of 2010 DS TASer of 2010 Arcade TAS of 2010 NES TASer of 2008 NES TAS of 2008 Funny TAS of 2008 TASer of 2007 NES TASer of 2007 Funny TAS of 2007
The portable (mac) version does not support SNES.
It's hard to look this good. My TAS projects
Posted: 6/20/2015 5:01 PM
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skypickle
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aha. that explains why there was no SNES folder in the biz hawk contents. thank you. But )it also fails at regular NES games. )I gt this dialog with Legend of Zelda as well as SMB. Gameboy roms work tho.
Posted: 6/20/2015 10:03 PM
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skypickle
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well, not all gameboy games work. Metroid fusion gives this error: Mole mania starts but it asks to hit the 'start' button. Unfortunately, no keys work for this.
Posted: 6/20/2015 10:45 PM
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zeromus
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1. config > cores > NES with QuickNES 2. so, give it the GBA firmware file. 3. Sounds unlikely. And at any rate, so what? Go check the input bindings
Posted: 6/21/2015 3:21 AM
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Sappharad
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skypickle wrote:
But )it also fails at regular NES games. )I gt this dialog with Legend of Zelda as well as SMB.
My bad. Guess I forgot to test QuickNES in the last release. It will be fixed when I get around to posting 1.10. (Done)
skypickle wrote:
Mole mania starts but it asks to hit the 'start' button. Unfortunately, no keys work for this.
Input keys use the Windows defaults, which don't match Mac. (Enter vs. Return key, etc.) You'll need to configure the keys the first time you use a system, like Zeromus says. I suppose I could update all of the defaults for the future. I updated them for the Eto version, which won't be ready for some time.