ZSNES board

I do realize why it was quoted in that manner the first time. The second time though it was redundant and not put in a place that makes much sense.

It seems like it wouldn't be too difficult. You have no idea what is and isn't difficult. Stop trying. Cut it out. -.- If you're going to make a post to insult me and tell me to shut up, at least put it in your own words and give some reason. Don't just quote someone else. I really don't see as to ...

The blinking cursor example?

Sorry if I seem like a complete idiot. As I said before, I haven't actually looked at the code of zsnes, so I was only assuming things based on what I saw during use oof zsnes and based on how I think certain elements may have been coded.

No, I don't know exactly because I don't exactly know how the code works. From what I can see though, it doesn't seem like it would be too difficult. You can already disable the other graphics layers, which would mean that you can seperate the sprites from everything else already. You can also take ...

Odd.

So is there any hope? What would be even better would be just a in-game sprite ripper. It seems like it wouldn't be too difficult.

My friend is going to look at the source later and see if he can find out how to implement this (hopefully simple) feature.

Why not? And I tried to use vsnes, but it didn't seem to be giving me anything useful.

edit: Actually, it seemed to be okay, but I have to make a ton of save states and it's weird. o.O

1) The ability to change the color of the background to a color other than black when layers are disabled. I won't claim knowledge of how easy this would be, since it may well be possible the color is defaulted by the ROM and not the emultor. Aproximately a year later with the same request. I may h...