There seems to be more and more snes related topics these days so I'm getting interested to research on the subject.
What I want to do for now is mostly find some code to read until I can experiment a little bit with it. It has to be for beginners and if possible explain the basic you should now to make a sample program from scratch.
Is there any topics on the subject on nesdev? In the mean time I will google about it and see what comes up.
Where to look for snes sample code
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Re: Where to look for snes sample code
I personally used bazz's tutorial which you can find here: https://wiki.superfamicom.org/snes/show ... nvironment
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Re: Where to look for snes sample code
tepples has a lorom template that should put you in the right direction, though the way it's written, there's only so much room for experimentation imo. It's pretty much the most descriptive you can get about literally everything in the program, to almost a scary extent.
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Re: Where to look for snes sample code
Same here.HihiDanni wrote:I personally used bazz's tutorial which you can find here: https://wiki.superfamicom.org/snes/show ... nvironment
Re: Where to look for snes sample code
Thank you for the links, I will check both of them.
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after all those years, I'm used to Tepples way of doing things so for me that's normal and what I would expect from him: he love the attention to details
@nicklausw
after all those years, I'm used to Tepples way of doing things so for me that's normal and what I would expect from him: he love the attention to details
Re: Where to look for snes sample code
Since very long I have on my pc a "SNES starter kit" I downloaded from somewhere, and it comes with several interesting simple demos. I actually modified some of these for fun, that's the only "SNES-dev" I ever did.