Tested the new version 1.0 and I picked Shadow The Hedgehog since it worked fine before but now sound is all messed up, went back to the older version and it works fine now, just thought to report this, again I don't mean to be bitching!
If you want to test games you should use the latest version (1.0 isn't the latest, it's just the first of the new project, that's why it's linked in the first post). Shadow may not work in the latest version either but even so, reports should be done on the latest version.
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sonictopfan I just re-read your post and saw you mentioned the issue was the sound being messed up.. Obviously you've been away from the project long enough to miss the fact that 1.00 had the DSP patches removed; a couple of revs later the sound was back through a different approach. So yeah, use the latest version.
Triforce not run at all with r29. and probably some guys here is wrong when say : nintendont today run triforce... nevermind
2who have understand how to choice file for caching? how to write the path? wgt gcrex make root&sys and wit make files&sys?
can someone insert in code 1 cachetxt file for EXample?
I don't mean to offend you, but you should try to check your spelling and grammar so your posts are easier to understand.. English probably isn't your first language, and it's not mine either, but when you're in an english forum, you've got to put some effort.
Now, back on topic, people should probably wait until crediar says "Triforce games can now be run" instead of making a fuss over one commit... Even so, it's already confirmed that it will be possible.
As for the file cache, crediar already linked to an example of a cache for SSBM a couple of pages back. There aren't details on how to decide which files to add in a cache.txt file, but some filenames or even the folder names can be hints on what kind of files they are; but if you don't want to guess and test a lot, then forget about file caching until it's been further explained.
I can understand all the hype about running games faster and all, but most games already run at really good speeds so there shouldn't be such a hurry to make the cache files.