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by Published on February 26th, 2006 09:50
Our resident coder here at DCEMU, GPF has posted some news and screenshots of his continued progress with the port of Frodo the Commodore 64 Emulator for the DS, heres the news from him:
I'v gotten .d64 support working now in the c64 emulator, so now I can use snapshots created with the pc version of Frodo, as well as load .d64 disk images.
.t64 tape support isnt currently working because I havent been able to find a portable fscanf function, and/or figure out how to convert the following code.
Still have sound to fix, and couple issues with the onscreen keyboard. Next will be to figure out a menu for selecting options and .d64 images to mount etc.Code:KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d", &dir_blocks); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d\015", &num_files); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "\015%d\015%c\015%d\015", &num_blocks, &type_char, &last_block);
Troy(GPF)
Awesome news, check out the screenshots over at his site here --> http://gpf.dcemu.co.uk ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 09:50
Our resident coder here at DCEMU, GPF has posted some news and screenshots of his continued progress with the port of Frodo the Commodore 64 Emulator for the DS, heres the news from him:
I'v gotten .d64 support working now in the c64 emulator, so now I can use snapshots created with the pc version of Frodo, as well as load .d64 disk images.
.t64 tape support isnt currently working because I havent been able to find a portable fscanf function, and/or figure out how to convert the following code.
Still have sound to fix, and couple issues with the onscreen keyboard. Next will be to figure out a menu for selecting options and .d64 images to mount etc.Code:KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d", &dir_blocks); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d\015", &num_files); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "\015%d\015%c\015%d\015", &num_blocks, &type_char, &last_block);
Troy(GPF)
Awesome news, check out the screenshots over at his site here --> http://gpf.dcemu.co.uk ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 09:50
Our resident coder here at DCEMU, GPF has posted some news and screenshots of his continued progress with the port of Frodo the Commodore 64 Emulator for the DS, heres the news from him:
I'v gotten .d64 support working now in the c64 emulator, so now I can use snapshots created with the pc version of Frodo, as well as load .d64 disk images.
.t64 tape support isnt currently working because I havent been able to find a portable fscanf function, and/or figure out how to convert the following code.
Still have sound to fix, and couple issues with the onscreen keyboard. Next will be to figure out a menu for selecting options and .d64 images to mount etc.Code:KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d", &dir_blocks); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "%d\015", &num_files); KOS_fscanf(the_file, "\015%d\015%c\015%d\015", &num_blocks, &type_char, &last_block);
Troy(GPF)
Awesome news, check out the screenshots over at his site here --> http://gpf.dcemu.co.uk ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 08:55
Version 0.065 By SamuraiX Demanded by the people!!!
Fixes:
-Compatibility with 2.0+ (Eloader: 0.95 Patch: 22 Feb 06) Test with my 2.0
-End Of Level Stuck Bug
-Enemies now walk into level versus falling from sky.
Usage:
-pak file must be renamed to "bor.pak" lowercase letters.
-Use supplied settings.sav
-Use DC, PS2, Xbox and PC mod paks in that order due to PSP Memory limits.
Download via Comments ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 04:30
Im glad to announce an available development version which enables wireless play for 1.00 and 1.50 users.
This way you will be able to play against other psp users using same access point or trought internet agains other unix/mac/windows/psp users, enjoy.
Im also hosting two servers "friendly" for psp users, anyway you can also play on any "normal" pc server, but some of them use custom graphics, huge maps or other features not fully supported on PSP. Servers are:
* OpenTTD for PSP players Europe
* OpenTTD for PSP players USA
I have managed to play fine against pc users on a 256x512 map containing 3 companies with 54 trains, 30 planes and 43 road vehicles.
Dont forget to visit http://openttd.teamjak.net to keep updated.
Remember this is a development version, so it could not work as expected, please report any not known issue.
Known issues:
* Access point selection interface is nasty
* Connection lost, isnt tolerated
* Servers window is to big to fit on screen
* It gets disconnected from some high load servers
* Doesnt have keyboard support
* Not tested with dhcp connections
* Some others i should be forgetting
Usage Notes:
* To change your network name, you must edit your openttd.cfg file and change the 'player_name' value
* To play this release using wireless you must start it with network switch enabled, or load with switch disabled to play singleplayer.
* Most of times you should increase cpu speed by pressing "start + R trigger"
* Playing maps bigger than 512x512 isnt recommended
* Poor wireless signal means getting dropped on multiplayer games
* Please report
Download
Please read the README and this noticie before asking about installation or any issue.
Download via comments ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 03:03
PSMonkey has again posted an update on the status of his Nintendo64 Emulator for the PSP, heres what he posted tonight:
Well after some back and forth I figured a few things out. For some reason I dont need to byteswap the pif ram where pc emulators do. So with this and a few corrections I got input working. Even better is the fixing of SI transfer now keeps a few homebrew games from crashing.
So here are some screenshots of Pong by omar, Liner (I dont understand the point of this game), Manic Minor & MM hiden levels (oddly enough its very dark), & the wonderful n64 logo returns from waverace (do note that no comercial games run, this just this logo shows up since it draws to the framebuffer with no use of the rsp/rdp). Anyways enjoy. More updates to come when more progress is made.
Check out the screenshots at his site here -> http://nemo.dcemu.co.uk/ ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 02:58
Could this be a start of an explosion of homebrew for the DS, theres Hundreds of Lua Releases for the PSP, heres what the coder waruwaru posted:
You don't know C/C++, but you want to write some programs for your DS? Well, learn Lua and write scripts to run using DSLua! Here is version 0.1 (preview build) for you to play with. Version 0.1 supports some basic text functions, and functions to read dpads/stylus input. Currently it will only work with devices support by Chishm's FAT driver (devices like GBA Movie Player and M3 CF) though. Enjoy!
Download via comments: ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 02:58
Could this be a start of an explosion of homebrew for the DS, theres Hundreds of Lua Releases for the PSP, heres what the coder waruwaru posted:
You don't know C/C++, but you want to write some programs for your DS? Well, learn Lua and write scripts to run using DSLua! Here is version 0.1 (preview build) for you to play with. Version 0.1 supports some basic text functions, and functions to read dpads/stylus input. Currently it will only work with devices support by Chishm's FAT driver (devices like GBA Movie Player and M3 CF) though. Enjoy!
Download via comments: ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 02:58
Could this be a start of an explosion of homebrew for the DS, theres Hundreds of Lua Releases for the PSP, heres what the coder waruwaru posted:
You don't know C/C++, but you want to write some programs for your DS? Well, learn Lua and write scripts to run using DSLua! Here is version 0.1 (preview build) for you to play with. Version 0.1 supports some basic text functions, and functions to read dpads/stylus input. Currently it will only work with devices support by Chishm's FAT driver (devices like GBA Movie Player and M3 CF) though. Enjoy!
Download via comments: ...by Published on February 26th, 2006 02:58
Mmmmm *drool*
Well after some back and forth I figured a few things out. For some reason I dont need to byteswap the pif ram where pc emulators do. So with this and a few corrections I got input working.
Even better is the fixing of SI transfer now keeps a few homebrew games from crashing.
So here are some screenshots of Pong by omar, Liner (I dont understand the point of this game), Manic Minor & MM hiden levels (oddly enough its very dark), & the wonderful n64 logo returns from waverace (do note that no comercial games run, this just this logo shows up since it draws to the framebuffer with no use of the rsp/rdp).
Anyways enjoy. More updates to come when more progress is made.
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