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DaveX gave a present to all developers interested in taking Snes emulation on the PSP Further:
Hi everybody!
By Chilly Willy advice, I have decided to publish the full source code of the different Ruka's versions of Snes9xTYL++ which I have.
When I was working in the autofire and quicksave features for Snes9xTYL++, I just thinked that I only need to replace the files in the original Snes9xTYL source code with the ones provided in the diffs that Ruka published in his website.
I was wrong. If you do such a thing, you'll get something that it's not compilable. I don't know if it was intentionally, but not all modified files were published in their respective diff version.
What I did then, was to check for those unpublished files and modified them accordingly to get a fully compilable version.
The latest one version which I was able to rebuild is version 26. I know it's not the latest one, but when I have a more recent version, I will publish it.
super! hopefully someone is smart enough to get mario rpg running faster, along with kirby superstar, starfox, stunt race fx, mario kart, yoshi's island, and donkey kong. er basically all the pseudo 3d/amazing graphics games...cus those use some weird seperate engine things.
super! hopefully someone is smart enough to get mario rpg running faster, along with kirby superstar, starfox, stunt race fx, mario kart, yoshi's island, and donkey kong. er basically all the pseudo 3d/amazing graphics games...cus those use some weird seperate engine things.
good luck to whoever attempts it!
I've speedhacked SMRPG to get it to run faster, speedhacked Starfox and Yoshi's Island but it did nothing, while Mario Kart should already be speedhacked, and I'll be looking into Kirby Superstar soon. Go to http://www.pocketheaven.com/boards/v...?p=47628#47628 and copy the relevant codes into your snesadvance.dat file (open in Notepad and turn off Word Wrap).
The DKC series uses an instruction that automatically stops the CPU and continues to the next frame once all the work in a frame is done, so these games cannot be speedhacked.
? It doesn't cause the background to become black. That would happen if you turned the background layers off. I don't notice any difference in the graphical output with ignore pallette writes turned off.
EDIT: I stand corrected, it causes some of the lighting effects to turn off. But that hardly makes the game unplayable.
Last edited by SpacemanSpiff : January 7th, 2008 at 01:14.