ZSNES board

I see.

I also just noticed in the release topic for 1.51 that a fix is being worked on. Good job

Big <3 for (almost) showing all the lines correctly, I've been waiting for this for quite a while. However, as seemed to be mentioned above, the "garbage line" doesn't quite appear how it would on a real snes capture (colour is either wrong, or for games that usually use it to actually dis...

Ok, thanks a lot for the (argumentative) explanation ^_^
It's appreciated.

Now I always thought the normal file extension was .smc, but I just ran a bunch of roms through NSRT with the rename option on, and it renames anything that's clean with no header as *.sfc - up until now almost every single unheadered rom I've seen has had the .smc extension. Also, does GoodSNES hav...

Thanks for the reply, now I can rest assured that you are at least fully aware of it

I've been downloading the SVN build every now and again hoping that this bug may have been worked upon, but sadly no. Just some sort of acknowledgement from the dev team that this issue exists is enough for me. Is fixing it dependant on this "new core" I hear about?

Example of the last line being shown in a capture from a real SNES (from an older thread on the same topic): http://members.cox.net/rdawkins1/smwtitle.png Yes it's "garbage" in this case, but I want that line dammit, or at least an option to turn it on or off, that way it can be off by def...

Noone cares?

Ahh, I didn't notice the "Windows" heading above the zget bit. Cheers. Edit: Well, it still doesn't seem quite right, even with the SVN build. When taking a screenshot the size is now 256x224, which is good, however the topmost line (1 pixel thick) is black (wasn't the image supposed to ge...

I would... if I had any idea how to compile. Is there a guide around somewhere?

Sorry for reviving this, but it's still an issue, especially for me at the moment.

Doh ><
Thanks for that, unfortunately I have already done all the codes my way
I will have to remember that for the future though.

Due to my insufficient programming knowledge, I am unable to do so. What I've just been doing though is hex editing it, and I can figure out the new value and old value bits, but that's about it. Since I'm using the same code with just a whole lot of different values that I want to toggle on and off...

Even if there is no such thing now, it'd be great to have such a utility in the future. If a couple of people can write programs to read the CHT files, surely someone can write one that edits them.

The interface for entering cheats in ZSNES is too clunky and annoying, not to mention it doesn't support pasting. What I want is an editor outside of ZSNES that can edit the cheat files quickly and easily (I've looked for such a utility, but all I found is a couple that convert to ASCII, and not bac...