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never-obsolete wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:35 am

I'll look into this. What size of metatiles do you happen to be using?

2x2. The same happens if I edit a palette, the metatiles will only be updated with that palette once I click on the map in the list of maps.

Shorterest version: write twice to 2006 to write the NAM address (in the range of $2000-$2400 for NAM 0), then write as many bytes as you want to $2007 (these are the tiles you want to see on screen). This will work, it will write to the nametable. After you've done that, you will notice there can b...

I'm not sure why splitting the title screen is necessary. I tested here and NES Screen Tool seems to have generated a full nam of it in one CHR just fine?

Thanks, done :) There's a minor one that I noticed: when leaving the metatile editor and going back to the map editor, the new metatiles aren't shown in the metatile picker. Only when I click the map on the maps list does it refresh. One can get used to that, but I was puzzled for a while hehe. Anyw...

Amazing, thank you! Will try it right away!

gauauu wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 13, 2017 11:42 am

[...] if I try to edit the MCF I get "Run-time error '76' Path not found" and it crashes.

Been getting this error with 0.30 too, nothing I can do will get past this problem. Even if the path is simple like E:\mapedproj it will throw the error.

Thanks guys. I have just found this page on the wiki. https://wiki.nesdev.com/w/index.php/Programming_guide It seems to have basic info I should read. I'm writing a quick asm guide (for myself) for the concepts, practices and truths that I haven't fully embraced yet as an exercise. It seems to help ...

I have always been somewhat lost as to the syntax used by ca65. I find the documentation hard to follow. For example: "4.5 Number format For literal values, the assembler accepts the widely used number formats: A preceding '$' or a trailing 'h' denotes a hex value, a preceding '%' denotes a binary v...

Rest in peace, Disch. A true NES legend and great person, very helpful countless times.

It hasn't been taken down yet.

I for one hate genre categories. It makes the industry stale. Don't we miss the good old days when games were more experimental?

Very nice, but I gotta say those songs are really good!

Seems like the emulator devs have their bases covered by publicly saying they would never touch the leaked files. wink wink

Yeah, by lower resolution I meant the option that uses the least amount of screen space.

Lower resolution, but use the borders for HUD or to display artwork.