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No, not intentional. Frankly, just never tried/noticed. I'll add that to the list too.
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Famicom Wars (J) doesn't work (Unsupported mapper?)
Is this on the to-do list as well?
Is this on the to-do list as well?
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There's something wrong with the header in that rom; the number of prg/chr pages doesn't match the size of the file, so I treat it as an invalid image. I'll think of a smarter way of handling these (there are a few).
So, yes, it's on the list now.
So, yes, it's on the list now.
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Now *that* would be a cool feature to have. Just like being in a real arcadebyuu wrote:What about the option to output a normalized mix of (the audio streams of) all emulated games running in the game selection UI?
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This video just made my day-james- wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qIbNizgnw0
I'd love to see this as an option in nemulator.ini (disabled by default). [Just ignore those YouTube haters]
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Any plans for FDS (Famicom Disk System) support or NES CPU overclocking (run the NES CPU at 2x speed to eliminate those massive slowdowns in Metroid, for example)?
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FDS, yes. Overclocked CPU, no (though it could be added easily enough).
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Another annoyance:
nemulator stores the SRAM files in the same folder as the ROM images which I find messy. Is it possible to set a separate location for the save files? There is such a setting for the screenshots, but none for the save files.
nemulator stores the SRAM files in the same folder as the ROM images which I find messy. Is it possible to set a separate location for the save files? There is such a setting for the screenshots, but none for the save files.
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sure, that's easy enough to do. added to the list.
btw -- next release will prob. be late this month. I'll try to get most of your requests in it.
btw -- next release will prob. be late this month. I'll try to get most of your requests in it.
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Almost three months have passed since then... but there's still no sign of the upcoming release.-james- wrote:Posted on Jan 12, 2012:
Next release will prob. be late this month.
(not a single newspost or progress update)
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Um, that might have something to do with life/other shit getting in the way?emudoggie wrote:Almost three months have passed since then... but there's still no sign of the upcoming release.-james- wrote:Posted on Jan 12, 2012:
Next release will prob. be late this month.
(not a single newspost or progress update)
Just a loose example; I shot a feature film back around June of 2010, which I'm still not even half way through cutting.
Why?
Because I'm a film student that constantly has stuff to do for my course, not to mention the odd editing gigs I get on the side. And then I get all the life shit, like paying my bills, buying food and the occasional socialising so that I don't end up living like a hermit.
I'm pretty sure that people who code emulators on the side, for free, also have to prioritise their life shit so they don't starve to death/end up homeless/go crazy and shoot everyone.
Basically, if you're that impatient, feel free to code it yourself(or cut my film, I'd really appreciate it).
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yep.Gonzo wrote:Um, that might have something to do with life/other shit getting in the way?
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Yeah, most programmming jobs I hear have absolutely dreadful hours, leaving basically no free time. That's why a lot of projects just end up dying with the developers falling off the earth. A lot of closed source projects, too, which is very unfortunate.
Maybe these people were born without that part of their brain that lets you try different things to see if they work better. --Retsupurae
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For added emphasis, those things are split. Having a job helps with not starving to death/being a hobo, but you need something else to prevent from going guns akimbo (jobs usually worsen that one).Gonzo wrote:I'm pretty sure that people who code emulators on the side, for free, also have to prioritise their life shit so they don't starve to death/end up homeless/go crazy and shoot everyone.
Oh plus "living in a decent place". Fun housework time isn't exactly compressible.
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<jmr> bsnes has the most accurate wiki page but it takes forever to load (or something)Re: nemulator
I just tried out this emulator tonight, and, while the UI is very cool, what I really love is how smooth the scrolling is. There's no tearing, which is exactly what I was looking for in an NES emulator! Nice job, James. Thanks!
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Thanks! That's something that I'm pretty proud of, so I'm glad to get some positive feedback on it.gyromite7 wrote:what I really love is how smooth the scrolling is. There's no tearing...
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