ZSNES board

This doesn't have much to do with zsnes...

Go to http://gamefaqs.com for FAQs about gameplay issues like that.

Depending on which input you're using (gamepad, keyboard, etc) you may have to hit the keys slower. I've noticed that some older gamepads like Microsoft sidewinders have a very low response rate, so the keys must be hit somewhat slower than normal to work. Personally, the easiest controller that I'v...

- GUI radio buttons only work with a specific variable-side setup. Would require a serious code overhaul (I don't specifically have anything against it, it's just a warning that this change requires more than just "use radio instead of checkboxes"). That's too bad. The radio button idea m...

With the new tab feature for the video window working, I thought the video filter window could use a face lift. My problem with the older one was how checking certain options unchecked others unexpectedly. I've rearranged the checkboxes into a more intuitive layout so that similiar options are group...

Is the .SRM in the same directory as Final Fantasy 3?

Nach wrote: Would be excellent if I could put FireFox, Putty, Unxutils, MinGW and possibly a few others on it.

You can, just not with nLite. I don't reccomend this for the light hearted, as it requires a lot of reading and time.

http://unattended.msfn.org/

Is there a way to "re-encode" them with the newer zsnes to avoid de-syncs?

Since music and sound effects are often on separate sound channels, yeah, you can. Try experimenting by pressing the number keys to toggle the different channels on and off.

Ok, so it'd be a pain in the ass to add without breaking things. I figured as much.

Would ZSNES' future OpenGL support have any relevance here?

None of these arguments make sense. Converting a whole game doesn't have to be a lot of work. If you've been over to the High-Res forum for the n64 plugin, you'd notice there are hundreds of people working together on textures and sprites. If you look into Zelda64, there's atleast 20 photoshoppers i...

Bumped to demonstrate that implementing high-res sprite capability isn't pointless for sprite based gaming, as demonstrated in the following (in game) screenshot of Paper Mario 2 for N64. This method is superior to using video filters to "enhance" low-res graphics due to the ability to add...

Wow, that'd be amazing. As long as the core functionality of the new multiplayer engine can be used for free, I'd support it. Perhaps if the pay service works out, you guys could work on cheat prevention system, and have registered members compete in tournaments, climbing ladders for high scores and...

Sweet! Thanks for the update Nach.

Thanks for the great release guys, especially on the new rendering engine.

Cool, any word on whether a "Reset Settings" option will be implemented into ZSNES?

Is there a quick way to mass convert like 2000 individually zipped roms each into .JMA format?

Bear with me, I'm new to this, but am interested in the benefits of better compression.

pagefault wrote: Back on topic, thanks I will merge your changes into the latest CVS.

Thank you so much. Greatly looking forward to this in the future.

Ah... Is it too hard to click on an icon, right click for the menu and then just choose delete? is not like they have to do it via DOS commands or anything. :roll: Never overestimate the average computer user. That's all I'm going to say. It'll be in the documentation in the next official version.....

or even better, build in automatic de-interleaving into zsnes.

Maybe this would be asking too much, but I think updated zsnes builds should correctly work with older .dat/.cfgs. Future builds could either automatically update the less compatible settings with the newer ones (upon notification), or if that's too complicated, at the least, have some "Reset C...

Ah, thanks for the correction. I guess I was misinformed.

The "ghosting" or "blurring" on LCD monitors doesn't have anything to do with the video card or software. It's actually a result of the way crappy LCDs use temperature to change the color of pixels. Since temperature change is not immediate, the blurring effect you see are where ...

Thank you pagefault, nach, ipher, icefox, and the others for this quick release. Here's to another great year of ZSNES development!

Nach, has there been any new progress on the optimized builds? Are these meant to only show a noticeable difference for say, under 500 mhz machines or does it improve performance across the board?

If you decide to do this, I will volunteer to rewrite an old hack I did for ZSNES years ago and make the font variable-width. The only potential problem is that the menus are hardcoded, I had to manually change all the menu positions by hand to make the font+interface work. It was scrapped because ...