Homebrew Super mario world on snemulds...

[KOman]

So, I played SMW on Snemulds up to the first castle and everything played and looked fine up until the first castle boss - the platform is missing. I was wondering if this glitch is something that appears with the other castle bosses/ elsewhere in the game or if the game runs smoothly other than this - basically I want to know if it's worth continuing the game if the integrity is reduced a lot in later levels...

 

[sup3rgh0st]

Yea, this happens on EVERY boss! some of the bosses you cant even see.
So I suggest you don't continue.

 

[gameboy13]

Yea, this happens on EVERY boss! some of the bosses you cant even see.
So I suggest you don't continue.

Hey, I beat some of the bosses! It's not TOO hard.

 

[KOman]

Aargh, that stinks - does the same problem happen with snesds or snezzids? I can't believe the emus haven't been modified to play this game properly...

 

[gameboy13]

Aargh, that stinks - does the same problem happen with snesds or snezzids? I can't believe the emus haven't been modified to play this game properly...

Just keep using SNEmulDS. It's the best out there.

 

[spinal_cord]

I would have thought that smw being one of the most popular snes games ever, the emu coders would have tried to fix any bugs regarding that game first...

 

[Jamstruth]

There's some workaround involving the layering options but I cannot remember it unfortunately. The main DS emulation scene's been dead for a while. There's the occasional MAME upgrade but nothing for the old Ninty consoles.

 

[DanTheManMS]

When you get to that room, simply change the "speed" option from Normal to Fast and then back again.

 

[Overlord Nadrian]

There's some workaround involving the layering options but I cannot remember it unfortunately. The main DS emulation scene's been dead for a while. There's the occasional MAME upgrade but nothing for the old Ninty consoles.

This. Just mess around with the layering somewhat and you should be fine.