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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-06-06 07:44 PM, in Wait, does it even exist? (Overworld tile) Link
Custom animated tile support really should've been added to the overworld.
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Posted on 02-06-06 07:48 PM, in %!%!#?@$ events! Link
I really hate to state the obvious, but all of your questions are covered pretty thoroughly in the help file...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-07-06 07:44 AM, in *more innocent whistling* Link
<-- MORE SPECIALER THAN THE REST OF YA'S

(lookin' good, btw)
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-07-06 08:28 AM, in My first hack:Super Yoshi World Link
Originally posted by Yoster
Seriously,what does this have to do with my hack?It sounds interesting but you should post this in you own thread or in the ideas thread,
Eh, sorry...I was tired, insectduel mentioned a Yoshi-only ASM hack, this was the first thing that came to mind, thought it might interest you somehow...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-08-06 06:21 AM, in my frist hack beta versio Link
Time to put this thread out of its misery!

*euthanasia'd*
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-17-06 05:40 AM, in Looking at new computers Link
Originally posted by Ailure
Seems alright, although consider if you could get it with extra memory or if you could add it afterwards. 512 mb is alright, but 1 gb is even better... if there's any area you should spend the spare change on, it's the memory.
I beg to differ. You really only need that much RAM if you're playing the latest, greatest games or working with large files. For the average user, especially one on a budget, 256MB is still perfectly fine. Heck, my main computer only has 192MB, and the last time the page file was accessed was in January.

Anyway!

"We apologize for the inconvenience, but the item you are looking for has been deactivated."

Uh oh.

May I suggest this one instead? Awesome CPU, not-so-crappy onboard video (though you should still get a separate card), and still within your price range. Tasty!
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-17-06 05:46 AM, in Street Fighter 2 Link
Ooh, Street Fighter II? You could help me figure out how to enable the game's debug mode, if it still exists. There's all sorts of text left in the ROM.

I'll post my notes, if I can find them...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-17-06 06:46 AM, in SMW - Seperate GFX for Luigi... Link
Heheh, funny, I was actually working on a way to switch Mario's tiles a couple of days ago. What are the odds?

Anyway, what I did was locate the code that copies Mario's decompressed tiles from RAM to VRAM each frame, and changed it to copy uncompressed tiles from ROM instead. This may even be the same method SMAS+SMW uses, as it doesn't require a lengthy DMA transfer. Of course, there's more to swapping player sprites than that (all I've done is change some addresses), but it's a start.

One HUGE benefit of having ROM-based player tiles is that it frees up nearly 24K of RAM between $7E2000-$7E7BFF...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-18-06 04:18 AM, in SNES Hacking, RAM Write Breakpoints, and Frustration (Need Help) Link
Originally posted by QBRADQ
Is a CPU-ROM to CPU-RAM DMA transfer possible?
Yes indeed. You just write a 17-bit RAM address ($00000-$1FFFF, or $7E0000-$7FFFFF) to $2181-$2183, and then DMA to $2180.

(edited by BMF54123 EX Alpha + on 02-18-06 03:24 AM)
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Posted on 02-18-06 04:35 AM, in I'm really busy now to work on my hack, but want to contribute to the community Link
Originally posted by jp
*liquid ownage*
Holy crap.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-18-06 05:06 AM, in Your Favourite SMW Hacker Link
Thanks for the votes, guys, but I must say this is one of the most destructive, disrespectful, and ugliest threads I have seen in quite some time. Some of you guys should really be ashamed of yourselves. I thought the SMW hacking community was better than this.

I'll give this thread until tomorrow night to improve. If I see anymore hateful comments, it's getting trashed.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-19-06 03:24 AM, in Mouse going crazy Link
I had an old Intellimouse Optical that would do that. I upgraded to a newer version (same mouse), and it stopped.

If you can, try to borrow another mouse from someone for a while (or buy a cheap one you can easily return), and see if it does the same thing.
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Posted on 02-19-06 03:30 AM, in SNES Hacking, RAM Write Breakpoints, and Frustration (Need Help) Link
Originally posted by d4s
although this looks like a neat way to copy stuff from rom to ram, its not possible on the actual hardware.
theres no way to transfer from a-bus to a register on the b-bus that in turn writes to the a-bus.

i know zsnes allows it, but it will break your code on the real thing, so just dont use it.
Oooookay...then what in the world are those registers good for? Seems silly to allow WRAM access from a PPU register when you can't even use DMA.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-20-06 06:11 AM, in True Color. Link
Originally posted by ||bass
In other news, the "refresh rate" of the human eye (if you can even call it that) is (very) roughly in the 30 to 40 hz range. Let this go as a message to all you people who bitch about 60hz monitor refreshes and claim you can see it flicker. You can't. It's all in your head.
I have to dispute this one. When I use a monitor running at 60Hz, I can quite clearly see the refresh in my peripheral vision, and it gives me a nasty headache. It looks like black bands running down the screen really, really fast. However, once I turn the refresh rate up to 75Hz or higher, the flicker disappears, as do my headaches. I have always been able to tell if someone is running at 60Hz without even opening the monitor menu/display properties, and I doubt this 100% success rate is "all in my head."

I honestly believe some people's vision runs at a higher "framerate" than others. A friend of mine can recognize 60Hz just as well as I can (our hearing also seems to be more sensitive than normal, particularly to high-pitched electronic noises, like CRT hum), whereas my mother would be perfectly fine running an ancient monitor at 56Hz.

If it's "all in our head," why do monitor manufacturers even allow higher refresh rates?
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Posted on 02-20-06 06:20 AM, in Mouse going crazy Link
I can honestly say without a doubt that Microsoft uses the cheapest microswitches possible in their mouse buttons. I've owned two Intellimouse Opticals and one Basic (ball) mouse, and all three deteriorated to the point where I couldn't click and drag something without dropping it at least once, unless I held the button REALLY hard.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 02-20-06 06:31 AM, in Trying to put Win98 on and old Pentium 150Mhz Link
Are you sure the Win98 CD is bootable? I'm pretty sure mine isn't (although it is the upgrade version)...

Your best bet would be to make a Win98 startup floppy on another machine, boot from that (make sure you choose "start computer with CD-ROM support"), then switch to the CD and run SETUP.EXE. That's how I've always done it.
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Posted on 02-22-06 08:15 AM, in uh... help? Link
Do you know what chipset the board is running? I have an MSI board with a VIA KT400A chipset, and apparently they have all sorts of terrible PCI timing issues. I experienced frequent, unexplained lockups until I replaced my Sound Blaster PCI512 (based on the Live! chipset, which doesn't get along with VIA hardware) and installed a PCI latency patch, which is supposed to crank a few chipset registers down to "sane" values. If you're running a VIA chipset, try searching for "george breese pci latency" on Google. The patch is rather old, though, and might not work on newer chipsets.
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