How do I make separate GBA ROM of the Gameboy games I want to emulate? Every time I try, it always compiles all the games I previously added in the emulator with the game I want to emulate separately. My second question is, is it possible to change the color palettes when emulating? Usually, when playing a Gameboy game on the GBA, you can change the color palettes by pressing a combination of buttons on the startup screen, (such as left+B gives you the black and white color palette, etc.) but I can't seem to do that with the Goomba Emulator. I don't like the color palette the GBA automatically displays the Gameboy games and want to change them to black and white.
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What hardware? Goomba is an emulator so does not have the hardware buttons like a real gb card running on a gba L+R then use that menu to change color pallet
For the pallets, you can use RGBFIX to pre-set pallets in non-color games. It will also fix any header issues you may have. But you'll only want to use this for single games compiled to .gba, because the list of games will have the wrong names due to how RGBFIX works to set the pallets. For example, batch-patching a folder of games to use the black and white pallet will cause all the games to be named "X" in the game list. And if you change those names, the pallet won't work any more.
Here's the instructions on how to use it HERE.
Here's the instructions on how to use it HERE.
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just load the one rom into the goomba frontend
then save the configuration as gom file
you can open that in a text editor
make one for each rom
also:
i tested this
copy /b goomba.gba + rom.gbc rom.gba
that worked for that one gbc rom i tested it with
Here is a kit containing many emulators and ROM builders optimised for EZ-Flash IV:
https://github.com/patters-syno/gba-ezflash-iv-emulators
The Goomba compile script can work through all .gb and .gbc files in a folder and create a .GBA file for each.
https://github.com/patters-syno/gba-ezflash-iv-emulators
The Goomba compile script can work through all .gb and .gbc files in a folder and create a .GBA file for each.
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