Homebrew SNES9x for Old 3DS
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@nooby89 - I believe the game is probably trying to test if a real hardware responds in a certain way. I think for DKC1, based on what I've been reading online, does so by testing the Save RAM size. The original cartridge has a fixed amount of Save RAM and it won't change. If the emulator doesn't report the same Save RAM size correctly or make the Save RAM behave in the same way as the original cartridge, the game will think the cartridge is a bootleg. But I don't know why it works in DKC2 and DKC3, because I would have thought that they implemented similar checks.
@AtlasFontaine - I am surprised to learn that Yoshi's Island even plays! But it's really too choppy to be enjoyable, in my opinion.
@Ryuzaki_MrL - I gave up trying the ROMFS. Could it be because I am using the Mac's version of devkitPro? Are you using the Windows version of devkitPro? Btw, does libctru 1.1.0 build without problems? Any speed improvements, however small?
@Osakasan - Great that you found games that work well. Palette bugs are going to be an issue, especially for games that change palette within a frame (games like Gokujyou Parodies, MK2, Front Mission Gun Hazard). Software rendering will fix that, but it is going to be very sloooow.
@djalmafreestyler @cvskid - Thanks for the suggestion on the frameskip per game. I've thought about it too, but I've got other priorities like optimising the rendering, and fixing some of the teething issues with Mode 7. Will get to it if I ever find the time.
To all, got SDD-1 working, so will release a quick update by tomorrow. Street Fighter Alpha works, albeit slowly (with frameskips). Star Ocean seems to look good.
I also discovered that, for some reason, the CIA version works a little differently from the 3DSX version. The ground color in Super Mario Kart looks correct in the 3DSX version, but it's all black in the CIA version. Some other games also exhibit some different behaviors....
@AtlasFontaine - I am surprised to learn that Yoshi's Island even plays! But it's really too choppy to be enjoyable, in my opinion.
@Ryuzaki_MrL - I gave up trying the ROMFS. Could it be because I am using the Mac's version of devkitPro? Are you using the Windows version of devkitPro? Btw, does libctru 1.1.0 build without problems? Any speed improvements, however small?
@Osakasan - Great that you found games that work well. Palette bugs are going to be an issue, especially for games that change palette within a frame (games like Gokujyou Parodies, MK2, Front Mission Gun Hazard). Software rendering will fix that, but it is going to be very sloooow.
@djalmafreestyler @cvskid - Thanks for the suggestion on the frameskip per game. I've thought about it too, but I've got other priorities like optimising the rendering, and fixing some of the teething issues with Mode 7. Will get to it if I ever find the time.
To all, got SDD-1 working, so will release a quick update by tomorrow. Street Fighter Alpha works, albeit slowly (with frameskips). Star Ocean seems to look good.
I also discovered that, for some reason, the CIA version works a little differently from the 3DSX version. The ground color in Super Mario Kart looks correct in the 3DSX version, but it's all black in the CIA version.
Some other games also exhibit some different behaviors....
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@nooby89 - Yes of course, but it will take me some time. I hope to have a look at it after I release the SDD-1 compatible version by tomorrow.
@PrincessBrandy - Not really... I played with headphones on my Old 3DS (USA version) it works fine. Does you headphones have built in buttons that increase/decrease volume, or other functionalities? Did you try using a normal ear/headphone?
@PrincessBrandy - I can't be sure the buttons on your headphones are the source of the problem, but my guess is that it does somehow interfere.
Will be great if you can borrow some normal earphones to try it out and see if it fixes the problem. If anyone else can tell me how to fix that problem in code, I would appreciate it too.
i just used my normal headphones buttons work ^^ also link to the past has a big sound issues at the start of the game you can hear the rain in the house and when you are asleep its not dark ether i didn't know if you knew that or not just thought id point it out@PrincessBrandy - I can't be sure the buttons on your headphones are the source of the problem, but my guess is that it does somehow interfere.
If anyone else can tell me how to fix that problem in code, I would appreciate it too.
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@PrincessBrandy - Yes I know about the noisy rain and bright room.
For the noisy rain, it's probably some problem with the sound sample decoding. Don't quite know how to approach this yet.
For the bright first room, it could either be a transparency issue or a in-frame palette change.
oh okay thank you so much for you hard work also megaman x2 and x3 work with the new update idk how to update the comparability list but they work without those error thingys
No problem.
By the way anyone else had problems installing CIA? I tried on my Luma3DS CFW and it installs fine.
By the way anyone else had problems installing CIA? I tried on my Luma3DS CFW and it installs fine.
Thank you so much!! i have waited on this for sooo long. up until now i have had no use of my previously installed homebrew besides the save manager. thank you so much man.
Do you know why some romhacks of SMW aren't working? (Second reality project reloaded hangs on the intro after the "nintendo" logo and second reality project 2 hangs on boot, after moments it shows a red messed up screen).
Another thing, after reading that the green grass of Super Mario Kart was working on the 3dsx version I decided to look at it but it isn't working on the 3ds either :/ I took a screenshot.
Another thing, after reading that the green grass of Super Mario Kart was working on the 3dsx version I decided to look at it but it isn't working on the 3ds either :/ I took a screenshot.
@AtlasFontaine Some romahcks use added recourse that the original game cartdrige of Super Mario World used, also some hacks only works with ZNES.
Check that the hack works well in Snes9x v1.43 for PC and if it didn"t use any chip or something similar added to it.
Check that the hack works well in Snes9x v1.43 for PC and if it didn"t use any chip or something similar added to it.
But those two worked on blargsnes tho, the only hack that I saw that didn't work with snes9x was golden statues.
Well, tested it with the pc version and it is in fact behaving the same as the 3ds :c
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