SNES core
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hi,
I am testing all snes games to know a little more about the snes library.
If i am being not polite reporting these bugs, just tell me and I ll stop immediately. I am trying to helpful...
Home alone (U, Eu) freezes or at least the controls become unresponsive when the actual game starts.
I am testing all snes games to know a little more about the snes library.
If i am being not polite reporting these bugs, just tell me and I ll stop immediately. I am trying to helpful...
Home alone (U, Eu) freezes or at least the controls become unresponsive when the actual game starts.
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yes, i know this.albconde wrote:the issues with captain america ,Clayfigthers 2,rock n roll Racing and equinox are introduced in commit "16bit for ROM access. " (3ae8225)
But problem is not in this commit itself. There is other problem which was hidden by 8bit ROM access.
I'm working on workaround.
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New release. All reported problems should be fixed.
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Is save functionality implemented in the snes core?
I cannot save in super mario world.
I cannot save in super mario world.
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Saving works in Zelda (tried some days ago)... make sure you have the latest MiSTer binary.
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New core released today: equinox, combat tribes, captain america, clayfighters 2 and metal marines issues resolved.
Still with some problems arcade greatest hits battlezone and home alone.
Amazing work...only found 2 problems in half of the games
Still with some problems arcade greatest hits battlezone and home alone.
Amazing work...only found 2 problems in half of the games
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not sure if suppose to be like this has hacked rom lol
turtles in time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgE7QfotEFM
probs hacked rom dodgy works on patched pal to 60hz rom
homealone pal or ntsc version, when click start, picture is frozen, character dont move with pad with music playing
turtles in time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgE7QfotEFM
probs hacked rom dodgy works on patched pal to 60hz rom
homealone pal or ntsc version, when click start, picture is frozen, character dont move with pad with music playing
Replay 2, Mister, FPGA Replay + 68060 Daughterboard
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You mean Main_MiSTer file?Newsdee wrote:Saving works in Zelda (tried some days ago)... make sure you have the latest MiSTer binary.
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Derby Stallion 96 : black screen
Sound Novel Tsukuru : Black screen
This games are rare , are satellaveiw compatible application cartridges
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellavi ... cartridges
Some of the games of this list works like samegame ,RPG Tsukuru 2 or Joushou Mahjong Tenpai
So I do not know if it's a bug, or they need additional hardware.
Sound Novel Tsukuru : Black screen
This games are rare , are satellaveiw compatible application cartridges
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellavi ... cartridges
Some of the games of this list works like samegame ,RPG Tsukuru 2 or Joushou Mahjong Tenpai
So I do not know if it's a bug, or they need additional hardware.
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I must be stupid. I can't get any SNES games to save? I just tried with Zelda Link to the past and Final Fantasy III. What am I doing wrong?Newsdee wrote:Saving works in Zelda (tried some days ago)... make sure you have the latest MiSTer binary.
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do i need to repeat that Stellaview is not supported?albconde wrote:Derby Stallion 96 : black screen
Sound Novel Tsukuru : Black screen
This games are rare , are satellaveiw compatible application cartridges
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellavi ... cartridges
Some of the games of this list works like samegame ,RPG Tsukuru 2 or Joushou Mahjong Tenpai
So I do not know if it's a bug, or they need additional hardware.
Some games may have a standalone cart version - that's why they work. Or may be they are hacked to work as standalone.
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don't forget to select "Save Backup RAM" before you leave the game.blacklistedcard wrote: I must be stupid. I can't get any SNES games to save? I just tried with Zelda Link to the past and Final Fantasy III. What am I doing wrong?
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Since users gets confused by this, which is totally logical, but many thinks that, once they save in game, they’re done... maybe autotriggering a save backup ram action whenever a user opens the OSD while in game could be useful.Sorgelig wrote:don't forget to select "Save Backup RAM" before you leave the game.blacklistedcard wrote: I must be stupid. I can't get any SNES games to save? I just tried with Zelda Link to the past and Final Fantasy III. What am I doing wrong?
Regards.
Locutus73
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Dont see "save backup ram" in the menu.
Using latest main_MiSTer and SNES Core.

Edit:
Ok, shame on me.
Rom Header was off..... now it works
Using latest main_MiSTer and SNES Core.

Edit:
Ok, shame on me.
Rom Header was off..... now it works

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There is no absolute fool-proof solutions. Even with auto-save with opening the OSD won't guarantee it will be used like that. There will be always some one pressing reset to go directly to Menu core and then complain the progress isn't saved.Locutus73 wrote: Since users gets confused by this, which is totally logical, but many thinks that, once they save in game, they’re done... maybe autotriggering a save backup ram action whenever a user opens the OSD while in game could be useful.
I'm personally don't like auto-save because not always current progress is the best one. Or there can be other reasons not to save it.
There is is a clear option "Save backup RAM" which gives a huge hint that you need to use it. It's there not just for occupying the menu line.
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I totally agree.Sorgelig wrote:There is no absolute fool-proof solutions.
Sure.Sorgelig wrote:Even with auto-save with opening the OSD won't guarantee it will be used like that.
I and some coworkers use to say: whatever fool-proof solution you implement, there will always be some fool user better at foolishness than youSorgelig wrote:There will be always some one pressing reset to go directly to Menu core and then complain the progress isn't saved.

Yes, another approach (SNT's one, which coul coexists with current menu option) is to prompt the user to save the progress each time OSD is opened, but againt, it's just one of the possible imperfect soultuons.Sorgelig wrote:I'm personally don't like auto-save because not always current progress is the best one. Or there can be other reasons not to save it.
Yes, having a clear option is somehow an explicit hint to the user that saves aren't automatically performed... but again no solution is perfect and some user will always screw things.Sorgelig wrote:There is is a clear option "Save backup RAM" which gives a huge hint that you need to use it. It's there not just for occupying the menu line.
Regards.
Locutus73
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Why not using both suggestions? The backup RAM is auto-saved whenever you trigger the OSD menu and the Save backup RAM option saves a different copy that stays untouched until you select Load backup RAM? The auto-saved copy is reloaded when you start a ROM as a default and then you have the option of selecting the Reload backup RAM if you wish.
For most of the time, the auto-save should be fine and not having to manage it would be a plus.
For most of the time, the auto-save should be fine and not having to manage it would be a plus.
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wow !
Fantastic core ! thanks again !
Since I discovered recently the MSU 1 games, does this core support those "enhanced games" ?
I don't have any MSU 1 yet (the size of those games are really pretty big
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Fantastic core ! thanks again !

Since I discovered recently the MSU 1 games, does this core support those "enhanced games" ?
I don't have any MSU 1 yet (the size of those games are really pretty big

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what chips are supported is written in first post.
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In my experience this core went from not working 1-2 releases ago to working with the current release. Previously I was just getting a black screen when I loaded roms. I look forward to testing more games this weekend! Thanks to everyone that contributed to this!
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This core was working from the first release.HappyBirthday wrote:In my experience this core went from not working 1-2 releases ago to working with the current release. Previously I was just getting a black screen when I loaded roms. I look forward to testing more games this weekend! Thanks to everyone that contributed to this!
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What can I say, it must have been user errorSorgelig wrote:This core was working from the first release.HappyBirthday wrote:In my experience this core went from not working 1-2 releases ago to working with the current release. Previously I was just getting a black screen when I loaded roms. I look forward to testing more games this weekend! Thanks to everyone that contributed to this!

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Sorry .. i didn't know that MSU 1 was in fact a specific chipset.Sorgelig wrote:what chips are supported is written in first post.
I saw the first page about the chipsets list but i didn't make the link....

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The MSU1 is a fictional expansion chip invented by higan’s author byuu, designed to allow the Super Famicom to stream data and audio. Many original games have been patched for using MSU1, adding CD quality audio or full motion videos. As any real chip it can be emulated both in software or hardware (FPGA). I think SD2SNES HDL code will eventually be ported.JohnnotveryDoe wrote:Sorry .. i didn't know that MSU 1 was in fact a specific chipset.
I saw the first page about the chipsets list but i didn't make the link....
Regards.
Locutus73
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oh... ??!! great ! 
