ZSNES board

Wow, sweet. What a great thing to come home to :) I'm not sure how to read your first sentence in the post above - how does 68fps on the E4600 compare to your E8400? I'd be interested in seeing what performance will look like on the i7.. if you're looking at future CPUs that's your best bet for now....

Dullaron wrote:Are you using MinGW that TDM/MinGW is asking for? I never did try that way. I use the QT instead.

Yeah, I installed the TDM/MinGW first, then pointed the Qt installer to it.

byuu wrote:Qt 4.5 source fixes for MinGW 4 (lazy Nokia)

I actually got it to compile without any fixes. (some warnings, but no errors) I used 1.902.0 of the TDM/MinGW.

I'm trying this command line from the 0.040 topic now: configure -static -release -no-exceptions -no-rtti -no-accessibility -no-stl -plugin-sql-sqlite -no-opengl -no-phonon -no-webkit -no-scripttools -no-openssl -no-dbus -no-style-plastique -no-style-cleanlooks -no-style-motif -no-style-cde That's s...

Does anyone here know how long Qt is supposed to take to compile? It's been going for bloody ages now, and I'm starting to think it's stuck in some sort of infinite loop.

That shouldn't be an issue here.

Your idea should be simple enough.. if byuu doesn't pounce on it I'll give it a go and post some screenshots.

How I apply the original IPS patch is irrelevant -- since the resulting rom is working fine when loaded directly. The only other tool involved is byuu's tsukuyomi UPS patcher which I use to create the UPS file. Yeah, I was talking about the UPS patcher. I think the one originally distributed with D...

What tool did you use to make the patch? I'm pretty sure at least one of them is broken, though I can't remember in what way <.<

Got something odd just now: I changed my controller from the default drivers to drivers from the manufacturer, and when I used 'Assign All' in bsnes the 'this controller must be calibrated' box popped up only -after- I'd already assigned 'up'. I'd already tested it successfully with the stock driver...

Does horizontal scroll stuff count as two buttons?

How many axes do you have total? Just the two thumb sticks (thusly, four unique axes, two per stick), or are there two more for eg the top buttons or anything like that? And by centered, hmm ... so you're saying after you press a button they go to their actual values ... does that mean you were hol...

All the axes start out centred, and move to their actual values the moment I press a button. The buttons are treated as digital, I guess.

Does anyone here have a joypad with analog buttons? Can you tell me if their values start off centered in the control panel until you press a button, or if they report the correct fully depressed state immediately after opening the panel? Does the playstation 2 controller have them? And to test it,...

byuu wrote:You people have too much free time.

Fitzroy inspired me And it only took me like 15 minutes. (or I would have tried to get rid of the red outline)

FitzRoy wrote:byuu vs byuu. Fight!

creaothceann wrote:You could switch more easily between scanline- and pixel-based renderers.

I'm not sure it would really be good for that considering the amount of communication between the core and the renderer - you probably want to give the compiler as much opportunity to optimize that as possible!

byuu wrote:If I do this, I'll go with the one-time calibration on startup.

Does that mean 'show the configuration dialog on first run' or 'poll the input states on startup'?

But the buttons ... they start at +32767, and the harder you press them, the lower the value gets, down to -32767. My mapping code works with the centered mode, and it tries to not let you assign keys by just barely tapping them. Reason being when you go to assign 'Up', you'll probably be a little ...

Byuu, I remember you were always against it, but is there a chance you might reconsider putting in a history feature? Just the top 5 most recently played would be really nice. I'm playing CT again and it's kind of a pain to have to navigate to the rom every time I run bsnes. Even just the last run ...

The problem is that the super gameboy isn't just a ROM, it's essentially an entire gameboy color - there's chips to emulate, which means you have to get the timing right, which (if done at bsnes' standard) would slow things to a crawl.

I like the highlight on the cord, definitely consider bending it some - but I agree, this is a bit much. I think the fade out is only necessary when there's no border - in bsnes, the border can just cut it off and it'll look fine. What bothered me was that the cord looked totally black to me, and th...

Why both with -qt-libjpeg if it doesn't work when you do static linking?

I wanted to make a scan of my buttons, so here it is. Note the off-centre lighting.. I guess this is because the cover was sloped down slightly by resting on the buttons on one end. Also note the off-white of the cover - I did calibrate the scanner before using it, so this is probably caused by the ...

If you do the other buttons I'll use it to calibrate my monitor. Also, win.

The colours are already much better, but (with the disclaimer that it could just be my monitor)

The blue should be slightly darker, the red should be slightly less saturated, the yellow should be slightly warmer and the green should be slightly bluer.. Colours are a bitch!