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So from what i gathered... Follow how the NES Mario engines originally does things: -Make and use a subroutine for Main to handle the two music buffers, One for main songs, and one for event (effect) songs -Then store the songs in one of two buffers, Restore back to the main song when the event (eff...

tepples wrote:Do you want more details?

Yes... That would help a lot if more details are added

Is there a any possibility of ''Go to Track #n'' and ''Go to Previously Buffered Track'' effects for pently?

Makes things easier for full-on jingle effects, such as the ''Time Running Out'' jingle in mario games!

Oh, That is fine then...

How about SamPla,

It's as simple as a name gets

Applied MIT License (Expat variant) throughout This just killed support for romhacks How so? MIT is not a copyleft. Though Nintendo is known to be anti-copyleft , I seem to remember that some of the Wii system software has notices for BSD and MIT licenses. If you want, I can go try to dig it up for...

tepples wrote:Applied MIT License (Expat variant) throughout

This just killed support for romhacks, But whatever, Not my problem.

Though it makes things harder for anyone using this for anything but homebrew!

tomaitheous wrote:Yeah.. I really need to switch over to ca65 and quit stalling on it.

Converting all your PCE source code to CA65 can be a good thing, But can be painful...

You may need to convert your code that uses the .func pseudo-op to raw data/code, or a macro, or a define

I've requested this before (and nothing got done), and it's time to do this again:

A Re-Rip of Winky-Soft's ''Adventures of Tom Sawyer'' with all songs intact, since a couple of the songs were missing completely!

Think of an ADF file as an custom layout file, as it remaps the tile's layout for use in other games, lets say you are working on a SMB1 hack and want to rearrange tiles without harming the original 8x8 layout, You can make a new layout by editing it to conform to your arrangement standard Example: ...

Looks cool since I used ZZT/MZX before, but there's Problems with your current concept for BG/Sprite Splitting, depending on your mapper and sprite mode usage: Sprites: - [8x8] Sprite tiles use 256 tiles if using normal NES mappers - [8x16] Sprites uses 128 from BG and 128 from Sprites - [8x16, MMC3...

Sure, Let's all play a little game of Turd races on the SNES... That will make everyone happy!

I actually think you did not read where the first post states that RVEACH made it, not me, All things considered, You have a good point, It is just a fork, but a good (and totally outdated) one. Oh, sorry, I thought this was your work. Also this seems to be a rather large change to the debugging st...

Don't get me wrong, though, I think it's great that you made a tool and are sharing it. The negative part of my response is only about whether it should be a standard feature on either of these two emulators. I actually think you did not read where the first post states that RVEACH made it, not me,...

dougeff: I forgive you.

Punch: Apologies for being grumpy, just please don't go overboard next time... The main reason is because of certain people, but that is another story entirely!