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turboxray wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:53 pm

Sounds like the SalesForce of nes dev world haha: "clicks over code", welcome to NES CRM.

Or try nesicide. It's free...and yes, you do get what you pay for. Hahaha.

If anybody has an idea of what I'm doing wrong, please don;t hesitate to say. :) :) I don't know, but that seems to be a very old version...here's the latest in Windows: NESICIDE Application version: v2.0.0 RELEASE NES Emulator Library version: v2.0.0 RELEASE Commodore 64 (VICE Interface) Library v...

Question is how do I compile a neslib? Do i just stick it through ca65 or ld65 or do i just put it through a special compiler? If I recall, the changes Shiru made to the lib weren't API-breaking thus the original nes.lib that comes with cc65 toolchain "works". I also found that the libs built with ...

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56 minutes of rumination...seems legit.

You would have to keep the documentation updated anyway, screenshot/videos or not, right? Also, an outdated picture is better than none, as long as you state what version of the software the documentation is for. :) Right. Like I said, it's a gravity well. I can't even gather energy to get started ...

the one issue i have with it is that the documentation is pretty poor, but you can ask any questions about it here and get help, so not a huge deal. when our game is finished i am thinking about doing a few video tutorials on it. My main problem with documentation, and why mine is so poor, is I nev...

koitsu wrote:Don't worry Tepples, pNES and A/NES will soon combine forces. Just had to say something like this because of the text on the pnes home page: I just wanted to finally expose pNES to the public (yeah sure, that wasn't intentionally phrased at all, nosiree...)

Does A/NES have a pNES plugin?

https://coto88.bitbucket.io Welcome. I'm curious why your site strangely piecemeal regurgitates your Bitbucket repository content in a form that's much less than readable? In my browser only half of the code is visible and I'd have to scroll down to the end of the file, scroll to the right, and scr...

tepples wrote:if you think rationally.

Yeah that's my problem. I tend to float through life.
Thanks for Doing The Math for me.

One technique I found helpful is outputting the sound to a WAV file. But not just the sound. With a WAV file you can create multiple channels of...anything. In one channel, for example, I output a ramp. Effectively a sawtooth that is just an integer I increment every time I create an audio sample. I...

FrankenGraphics wrote:Here's a comparison of how nintaco, mesen and nnnesterJ

Taking requests? nesicide?

do you have a changelog anywhere? i think the version of NESICIDE i'm using must be 2 years old by now. Not really, no. I'm woefully inadequate when it comes to documention. I really need to work on that! my biggest request (if not already implemented) would be a way to collapse code (i guess it's ...

Automated builds of NESICIDE are available for Linux and OSX. As I wait for Travis CI support to complete their Windows CI environment to a point where it is usable for Qt projects, I've done a manual build/deployment of NESICIDE for Windows. All can be found here . At the moment there is a known is...

Looking at the makefile, I think I know what's wrong under Windows: the Python executable on the PATH is called py.exe , not python3.exe . When I discovered this, I changed the makefiles of a lot of my other projects to compensate for this using an ifdef COMSPEC clause to detect the host OS, but I ...

As a wait on the windows Nesticide upload, I'm still... :lol: I haven't had someone call it nesticide since a former coworker decided that was what I was saying. :lol: I had some troubles with my Windows VM yesterday. So I'm currently attempting to build on a native Windows laptop. WRT the SNROM te...