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Thank you.

I have a very simple .nes rom that I made last year with a lot of help from you guys. Would be interesting to see how I might be able to get it to play via a web browser. Whether someone hosts my ROM or I run some kind of script on my host's server. Interesting.

Thanks again.

I see. I'll do a google search for that. Thank you.

I was wondering if it's possible to have a home brew NES ROM hosted on a server for playing via a web browser.

Are there any webservers/hosts who can do that with a .nes rom?

Thanks for any info.

TOny

That sounds interesting. Hopefully we can expand on this and come up with more stuff.

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I posted some info about a custom controller I made called the DrumAxe in the hardware section of this forum: http://nesdev.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=4244 Most of this code was given to me by people like Blargg, Tepples, Celius, Disch, and Tokumaru. Some people have mentioned possible enhancing/improv...

Here is the code. It's very simple since I am just a beginner with NES programming. If anyone wants to do anything to it, I thought we can repost this code in the newbie section and continue "stepwise" so the changes, enhancements, mods to the code can be taught to newbies like me. My cust...

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So I guess each sensor is mapped to an NES button, right? If you tell us how they're mapped, we could write some interesting apps for it. That's right. You can also just use the gamepads instead. Gamepad #2 just adds the looping/pulsing effect. I'll post the code in the newbie section so that whate...

Yes, the cart is very rudimentary. There could be much more you can do. I'm not a programmer, just beginner with NES programming. I haven't yet tried the other channels to get polyphony. Polyphony is the goal. I was also ready to add more touch sensors and more sounds. It's really just 6 touch senso...

I see.

I wonder why though, you weren't able to first remove the header and then split manually?

Well, it's good to know you found a solution.

So using tniNES 2.6, did you first split the code and then remove the header?

Curious, I might be doing this in the future.

Glad to know you figured it out. I'm surprised you didn't get more help in this thread. Maybe due to summer.

Thanks. I have a little more experience in hardware than in programming (just a beginner in NES programming). The circuit is a pic microcontroller that is detecting the senors, and then outputting to a shift register. Same shift register used in the NES gamepad. While experimenting I also came up wi...

Thanks.

Tony

I've never used ucon64 and readnes, since I never needed to split the code.

Hopefully someone will help us figure out what's going on here.