Homebrew SNEmulDS 0.6 Alpha is out!

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try mess with options. usually works.
Layers are messed up and the sound too. :'(

Seems to work best in default settings. Atleast it's playable.

Harvest Moon for SNES
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Newest firmware has auto DLDI patching. Add the .nds file to where you store your nds roms. .cfg in root and the games in a Folder called SNES which is in root as well.
 
I just add SNEmulDS.nds to its own directory with the games and snemul.cfg in the root folder and I can play my games, right?

Do I need to DLDI patch it? If so... how?

Sorry for the noob question... am a new to R4.Â
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The folder you put your SNES roms in should be called "SNES"

~Nero
 
Newest firmware has auto DLDI patching. Add the .nds file to where you store your nds roms. .cfg in root and the games in a Folder called SNES which is in root as well.
Awww, I see. So the "SNES" folder with the nds files and roms should be in root, correct? So, I can't name the folder something else like "Super Nintendo"? If so, why? Just wondering.

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Also, any of you guys have AIM, so I can contact you faster incase I come along a problem?
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Thanks!
 
Newest firmware has auto DLDI patching. Add the .nds file to where you store your nds roms. .cfg in root and the games in a Folder called SNES which is in root as well.

Awww, I see. So the "SNES" folder with the nds files and roms should be in root, correct? So, I can't name the folder something else like "Super Nintendo"? If so, why? Just wondering.

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Also, any of you guys have AIM, so I can contact you faster incase I come along a problem?
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Right. SNEmulDS.nds and .cfg should be on the root. So should the folder "SNES"

You can't rename it because it's a defined path in the .cfg file. You could use Notepad and edit the .cfg file to change it to anything you want, but I'd rather just keep it "SNES".

~Nero
 
put .NDS files in root, put SNES ROMs (with extension of SMC) to SNES folder.

So .nds and .cfg both go to the root folder and I add the roms in the "SNES" folder, correct?
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Correct.

~Nero
Thanks! One more question. If I open up the .cfg file and change "ROMPath = /SNES" to "ROMPath = /Super Nintendo" can I rename my folder with the roms to "Super Nintendo"? Or do I need to do anything else?

Thanks.
 
Does Super Punch-Out work correctly now? I don't see it even listed in any compatibility lists.
 
Does Super Punch-Out work correctly now? I don't see it even listed in any compatibility lists.

Well, it boots up, but the characters are transparent.

@The Nugget: Yup, that's how you do it. Just rename the ROMPatch = "SNES" to something else, and you'll be able to use it as a directory.

~Nero
 
put .NDS files in root, put SNES ROMs (with extension of SMC) to SNES folder.

So .nds and .cfg both go to the root folder and I add the roms in the "SNES" folder, correct?
wacko.gif

Correct.

~Nero
Thanks! One more question. If I open up the .cfg file and change "ROMPath = /SNES" to "ROMPath = /Super Nintendo" can I rename my folder with the roms to "Super Nintendo"? Or do I need to do anything else?

Thanks.
 
put .NDS files in root, put SNES ROMs (with extension of SMC) to SNES folder.

So .nds and .cfg both go to the root folder and I add the roms in the "SNES" folder, correct?
wacko.gif




Correct.

~Nero
Thanks! One more question. If I open up the .cfg file and change "ROMPath = /SNES" to "ROMPath = /Super Nintendo" can I rename my folder with the roms to "Super Nintendo"? Or do I need to do anything else?

Thanks.

I answered your question in the post above yours.

~Nero
 

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