SNEmulDS 0.5 alpha! - Snes Emulator for Nintendo DS

**the_skip** · April 6th, 2007, 00:10

I put the folder snes in the place it takes me two when I click on my device in my computer in windows

**DanTheManMS** · April 8th, 2007, 02:52

Originally Posted by EVILMARIO23

help me!!!! how do you save on nesds? i have the latest version (the one that HAS save enabled on it) of nesds and the roms work perfectly but if i tap 'save state' nothing happens. If i tap 'save sram' it says 'saved' but if i reset the game nothing is saved! i'm a learning newbie at this so help would good. I am using games n music with a 1gb micro san disk card. Thanks in advanced.

That card is fairly unsupported by lots of homebrew. I'm glad NES DS works and all, but don't expect to be able to save. It was made before the time of DLDI, so only devices explicitly supported by NES DS will have saving support. Regardless, this is completely offtopic.

Originally Posted by metroplex2k7

Hey DantheManMS, may I ask what settings you use for Ctrigger and UN Squad? I can't get mine right. Oh, I notice that a few games that played good on the last release aren't so good on this one (ie: Ys 4, super bomberman, and Soulblazer), where can I get a copy of the previous release?

Check http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/SNEmulD...atibility_List for settings to use for each game. With U.N. Quadron, sound is a bit out of sync but the gameplay is fine. Chrono Trigger has issues but is apparently playable. For previous releases, simply check the website at http://www.snemul.com/ds

**Shinkayser** · April 11th, 2007, 22:50

can someone please help me i can't get SNEmulDs to work I've patched snemulds, created SNES directory and put a few roms inside and moved the snemul file onto the card but it still doesn't work, it says please put files into the SNES directory, i see no problems put it just doesn't work, pls help!!!!!! also what is meant by root of the cardd?

**DanTheManMS** · April 12th, 2007, 00:00

Telling us what device you are using would help.

The root of the card is the first one you see when opening up the card in Windows Explorer. For instance, putting your games in F:\games\snes\ will not work, while F:\snes will. Obviously the letter F will be different, but you get the idea.

**Shinkayser** · April 12th, 2007, 10:13

I'm using the m3

**DanTheManMS** · April 12th, 2007, 22:59

There are more than 1 products that go under the "M3" brand name. There's the M3 CF, M3 SD, M3 MiniSD, M3 Lite, plus Pro versions of all of those, and there's the slot-1 M3 Simply. You really need to be more specific when posting these things.

For slot-2 M3 devices, I think I read that there's more than one DLDI file for them. Try using the alternate one found on the DLDI homepage.

**ZeroXero** · April 18th, 2007, 06:52

yes im experiencing the same problem. with the message of please put roms in /snes/ directory.
i am using a slot 2 m3 perfect. i am not sure if i should use the alt sd version or the regular.
i believed i have patched it correctly. (i used Win32 Right Click) but i didnt see the point how having the DLDI file present. this is what i did.

i placed them all in one folder. the snemul.cfg, the m3sd.dldi. and the snesmulds.nds file. i right clicked the nds file and clicked any key twice.

i placed all three files in my root of my sd card and created a folder called "SNES". i placed the smc rom files in there.

i projected to launching the application and i was presented with a message thaqt states no files found. what did i do wrong?? helpp

**DanTheManMS** · April 19th, 2007, 02:06

The DLDI file is only used for patching in the first place. You don't need to have it on the card.

I don't know exactly why it isn't working then. I guess you could try reinstalling DLDIrc, selecting both the M3SD.dldi file and the M3SD_alt.dldi one when it prompts you. Then try patching with the Alternate one in the right-click menu.

Otherwise you're doing everything fine, so I don't know what's wrong.