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| Stifu Posts: 384/647 |
Originally posted by jensthecomposer But it's a demo program that shows what the hardware can do, I guess... |
| jensthecomposer Posts: 102/154 |
Well, I've found the first mistake. It's not "Hardware," it is "Software"!! |
| d4s Posts: 82/98 |
looks good, and you even did it in fastrom mode.
congrats on your first program! =) |
| Unicorn_Poop Posts: 9/15 |
My first SNES program!
This program allows you to edit any of the graphic registers in real time. It is very primative, with no intentional Backgrounds coded in to play around with, but is VERY useful when trying to understand what the hell the graphics registers do. I suggest playing around with this with a document on the graphics registers in hand. Like I said, the program is functional, but primative. I'm working on version two which will streamline the interface, add CGRAM editing support, and a few BGs to mess with. Also a great way to test how accurate your emulator is. Enjoy, and tell me what you think. http://www.savefile.com/files/8066234 |
