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The Neo Geo only has 4 game buttons. Using C and Z is pointless. They are needed for select and the menu buttons of the emulator. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kingbuzzo
SNES4all??? Awesome... If you past work is anything to go by, then it'll blow Dreamsnes out of the water. :)
Its been a while since I posted, but I just want to say, Chui you are doing an excellent Job.. Support for the Arcade stick would be really great for negeo if possible. Did I also ready that it would load std Nep geo roms? (the small ones which will run in the DC memory)
Snes would be great as well, i look forward to seeign what you can achieve with that
dreamcast already has 2 good snes emulators, but if u can make snes4all faster than those, then THAT would be amazing. Im more interested in your VBA emu of coarse because GPF took your gp32 port of it, and it runs very slow (~4fps) and buggy on dc.
the point is that it relies on analog triggers, which arcade sticks do not have.Quote:
Originally Posted by BaldMonk
Yeah, but I thought the Arcade stick just replaced them as the last 2 buttons... Is that not the case?.... Ah, I think I get it... Map the Menu and select buttons to those last 2 arcade buttons also? Ahhhhh. Makes perfect sense then :)Quote:
Originally Posted by quzar
Some arcade sticks do, some don't. For most C and Z are actually C and Z, but some map it to trigger all the way pressed/not pressed.
If you have an arcade stick that is modded or setup in the neogeo style button config, then you wont be able to play neo4all.
here's how it should be for a 6button arcade stick
A=A
X=B
Y=C
Z=D
some games have issues with their own button config as well....they just wont work!
A lot of people want to see this. Look at
http://www.dcemulation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=71567
I'd rather see improvements to NEO4ALL first, but then I'm the kind of person who can't leave things unfinished :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dcsteve
Of course it's not down to us though!
I wouldnt mind seeing NEO4ALL being completed aswell my friend but people have waited alongtime to see a very completed SNES emu. I think these guys might be able to do it every emulator so far as shown some good improvements over other emulators. Keep up the good work guys.
Eric