For some reason, I got it to work after manually setting the Firmware path to where the files were (the File's full path).
Pilotwings works now. Now to test other ROMs.
For those that want to know, here's a list of games that use Custom chips for SNES:
http://pastebin.com/XnNmwZeX
SHA1 list for ALL DSP ROMs: (Please verify this list)
Unless you change it, the default expected path for the firmwares is <exedir>\SNES\Firmwares ; not sure how clear that is in the path config. those hashes are all correct
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Mega Man X2 and X3 will not "load" properly. X3 is confirmed a good ROM. X2 is not. dsp4.rom is SHA1 confirmed as good and is in the same place as all the other DSP ROM files.
On loading X3 the Emulator gives the same "SNES core is referencing a firmware file" error. The ROM does load, but gives an error of it's own. After pressing any button, the game proceeds to run. Though, I did not play the intro myself.
When TAS does Quake 1, SDA will declare war.
The Prince doth arrive he doth please.
Mega Man X2 and X3 will not "load" properly. X3 is confirmed a good ROM. X2 is not. dsp4.rom is SHA1 confirmed as good and is in the same place as all the other DSP ROM files.
On loading X3 the Emulator gives the same "SNES core is referencing a firmware file" error. The ROM does load, but gives an error of it's own. After pressing any button, the game proceeds to run. Though, I did not play the intro myself.
If you get the "referencing a firmware" error, the core didn't manage to load the firmware. Both mega men x2 and x3 work fine here, so I'm not sure what's going on. Double check your paths and whatnot.
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Some things I've noticed when playing around with version 1.1.1b:
1. Under Config->Paths->SNES tab, clicking the folder symbol for "Save RAM" doesn't do anything.
2. I think the lua command savestate.load doesn't work. The lua script
gives error message "LuaInterface.LuaScriptException: cannot resume non-suspended coroutine".
Can someone confirm this, or am I doing something wrong?
3. (very minor thing) the version number wasn't updated for 1.1.1b but still says 1.1.1a under Help->About.
Some things I've noticed when playing around with version 1.1.1b:
1. Under Config->Paths->SNES tab, clicking the folder symbol for "Save RAM" doesn't do anything.
2. I think the lua command savestate.load doesn't work. The lua script
both fixed on SVN. thanks for the bug reports, please keep them coming in!
i've started to make a movie tonight and found 2 problems.
1. BizHawk-1.1.1b doesn't save a GBC movie properly.
When I stop recording a GBC movie, the recorded movie is full of no input.
It works fine for me in a SMS game, so maybe the problem is yet another GBC problem.
2. savestate.loadslot doesn't load slots. savestate.saveslot works fine, though.
This problem might be already fixed in latest SVN by the fix of savestate.load issue.
i've started to make a movie tonight and found 2 problems.
1. BizHawk-1.1.1b doesn't save a GBC movie properly.
When I stop recording a GBC movie, the recorded movie is full of no input.
It works fine for me in a SMS game, so maybe the problem is yet another GBC problem.
2. savestate.loadslot doesn't load slots. savestate.saveslot works fine, though.
This problem might be already fixed in latest SVN by the fix of savestate.load issue.
2. should already be fixed for next revision. I can't seem to reproduce 1; if I open a GBC rom and record a simple movie, the resulting file contains input and plays back. Could you give me checksum details for the rom you're trying to record, as well as the resulting broken movie file, and possibly any special instructions to reproduce the bug?
2. should already be fixed for next revision. I can't seem to reproduce 1; if I open a GBC rom and record a simple movie, the resulting file contains input and plays back. Could you give me checksum details for the rom you're trying to record, as well as the resulting broken movie file, and possibly any special instructions to reproduce the bug?
Sorry. It was on my side. dll or something should have missed here.
after installing SVN and reinstalling v1.11b in the same folder, it does work.
If I use the Trace Logger in Tetris (NES) it somehow pauses the game by itself (even while movie playback)... there is also something strange going on with the sound after logging...
Warning: Might glitch to creditsI will finish this ACE soon as possible
(or will I?)
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There's something I've been wondering for a while (maybe it's intentional): when opening a ROM, SNES ROMs aren't included in the "ROM files" category, rather you have to select the Super NES category to open an SNES ROM. Is there a reason for this?
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Randil wrote:
There's something I've been wondering for a while (maybe it's intentional): when opening a ROM, SNES ROMs aren't included in the "ROM files" category, rather you have to select the Super NES category to open an SNES ROM. Is there a reason for this?
It's a problem with the list selection that was used on the Load File Dialog. There's no SMC or SFC for the "ROM Files" list. It's easy to fix in the code.
Edit:
The DSP4.rom file doesn't work right with Mega Man X3. Complains about a missing file, which shouldn't be true. I have that file. Unless there is another file I need to have as well?
Top Gear 3000 doesn't load into a Race. Unsure if it's the ROM dump or the Firmware Dump. Every other game, except for Mega Man X2/X3 and Top Gear 3000 seem to work for me.
When TAS does Quake 1, SDA will declare war.
The Prince doth arrive he doth please.
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zeromus wrote:
feos wrote:
I couldn't find a backdrop color change menu for SNES. It's a critical feature for sprites and maps comunities as they have to hack savestates.
look harder. in the graphics debugger dialog. after r3505
Last build from EmuCR at any operation with backdrop color:
http://pastebin.com/rgNWkr70
Also gamedb folder didn't exist.
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Okay, I built it myself, and have 2 nitpicks:
Some DLLs are still outside dll folder, also backdrop checkbox and user color aren't remembered on debugger exit.
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repeated 500 times or so... after digging a bit deeper into this, it seems Bizhawk appends this text to the movie header each time you stop playing a movie while in write mode. Sometimes it appends more than one instance of this message, so I think it's worth checking out how the code looks for writing this message to the bkm file.
repeated 500 times or so... after digging a bit deeper into this, it seems Bizhawk appends this text to the movie header each time you stop playing a movie while in write mode. Sometimes it appends more than one instance of this message, so I think it's worth checking out how the code looks for writing this message to the bkm file.
Bleh, I just now read this, else I would have fixed this for the 1.2.0 release :/
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The lua command savestate.loadslot() doesn't work - it tries to load the state file QuickLoad.state when it should load QuickSave.state. I reckon (and hope!) this is easily fixed.
The most recent SVN seems to fix the D3D-error I got. Good thing, one bug fixed.
But for some reason, I have a horrible performance with BizHawk. All systems I tested run with 20 fps or less. Average is 10 fps (GDI) to 12 fps (Direct3D). lsnes gets 30 fps. I'll need a new computer before TASing with BizHawk is fun enough.
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You say all systems, but which did you try? NES & SNES are slow, and if you only get 30 on SNES, you dont' have a good system.
However, SMS, PCE, and GB/GBC should be plenty fast.
Also, turn off rewind.
You're right, a single core Pentium M 1.5 GHz is not a good system...
Turning rewind off increased my speed (still slower than realtime), then SNES got 20 fps. Moving the mouse cursor out of the game window finally increased it to 30 fps. So the perfomance penalty is about 30% for the mouse cursor, and 50% for the rewind feature.
30 fps, that's good enough. Ironically, SNES performance seems to be better than GB performance on my old laptop.
Sorry video drivers are probably to blame for that. You could turn off the shadow under your mouse cursor and it might help. We already know you have a shoddy video card or drivers, from the bug with the direct3d texture creation, since youre the only person ever to have run into it. Maybe a video driver upgrade/downgrade would solve a range of issues, from crashes to bad performance to weird mouse cursor performance degradations.
Here's a tiny and trivial bug. The Assembly Version listed inside the EXE file (you see this inside Windows Explorer) isn't the same version as what the program reports in the About screen. It still says it's version 1.0.1.3523.
fixed as of r3530 but i can't make any promises that it will stay that way as this is purely polish and may decay at any time. the revision part of the version number was always correct and thats all that really matters.
