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I wanted to know exactly what notes would I need for a full scale of an instrument.

Like one sample is set to note C, and I want it to resample the wav to make other DMC files, so I can have a whole scale, since DPMC channel skips some notes when resampling.

k nevermind. You could at least say "no".

How would I edit it so that the fireflower doesn't use h-flipping for the right half of the sprite?

I really want to know this and I think an example of how to change something would help me a little.

Yeah the sound is really smooth unlike the edittable channel on GB.

On GB it's digitally interpritated and stuff, and the wave form is drawn exactly as you drew it, so the amplitude is put on a fixed point or something.

What waveforms does it use?

Did FDS games were not able to use DMC?

It's weird because that channel seems to be more detailed, and it sounds more analog and smooth.

3-D Battles of World Runner, The (U)

I just put that on Pocketnes last night and realized it has a 3D red/blue depth mode.

Yeah basically.

There's 8 bit color available on my comp but I can't access it.

On 8 bit color mode, does your computer turn off all the drivers and hardware accelerations when you switch to it manually?

I've had a DCM player but I lost it.

I was wondering if any of you know a program to play DCM/dpmc and such stuff.

er..

I mean computer screen not emulators.

What if there were programs to filter your screen into making it look like it's being played on NES? That would be cool. Switchable options like low resolution filter, which basically pixellates the screen 2x2 pixels. Palette filter making things be displayed to only the 56(I think) colors NES can d...

Thanks guys. hopefully in time I'll be able to understand better about how to program properly and understand more about the language of this stuff.

That's depressing.

Exactly what happened that truly driven him away from it?

I'm sure we've all heard of him.
Just one thing. Last time I've talked with him he told me he's quitting.

Has anyone heard from him in a while? Has he really given up? If he did, that's seriously a hammer to the balls for me.

I was going to make a remake of SMB1 under the SMB3 engine.

Just need to tweek it around since there's no flag poles and stuff.


One thing I wish that there was was a dumb seperating all the SMAS games into single SNES roms.