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7805 official datasheet suggest to use 0.1uF and 0.33uF but in Dendy and Famicom they used 47uF and 470uF : Dendy : http://s9.picofile.com/file/8281386000/Dendy.PNG Fuma (it seems caps are swapped wrongly?) : http://s8.picofile.com/file/8281386026/Fuma.PNG 7805 Datasheet : http://s9.picofile.com/fil...

Dendy :


Fuma :


Sample Music - Rockman 5 - Blues no Wana! (J)

Dendy : http://s9.picofile.com/file/8281384950/Dendy.PNG Fuma : http://s9.picofile.com/file/8281384618/Fuma.PNG Famicom : http://s8.picofile.com/file/8281384592/Famicom.jpg 80sFREAK : http://s9.picofile.com/file/8281384576/80sFREAK.png Output : http://s8.picofile.com/file/8281725000/80sFREAK_screens...

Well first of all HAPPY NEW YEAR :beer: I want to make a mini Famicom clone by using UM6561 + two EPROM so that I can run simple NROM games on it. I am testing the circuit on a breadboard : http://s8.picofile.com/file/8281383776/BreadboardS.jpg I found a Dendy schematic which is based on UM6561 but ...

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WebPack version seems to be free

It seems this is just a service pack and not the complete installation file!

can anyone please send me download link for this one :
ISE 4.2 Windows - 4.2i Full Product Installation
ISE 4.2i - PC Design Environment (ZIP - 482.08 MB)
MD5 SUM Value: 2b30ff5805ebd74af84f653c1c45e1b9

Thanks in advance

I need to download ISE Foundation - 3.3i Service Pack 3 from here : https://www.xilinx.com/support/download/index.html/content/xilinx/en/downloadNav/design-tools/archive.html Windows (EXE - 69.14 MB) / MD5 SUM Value: 389b60f9c978410b703d78d7396a7f6a The site needs registration but it doesn't allow m...

What do you want exactly?

I'm pretty sure that the artist is more important than the tools. A good artist will make do with the crappiest of tools, but not even the best software in the world will improve the work of a bad artist. I agree with you, but those who follow Nerdy Nights nes programming tutorials (including I mys...

Ideally you draw with the palette restrictions in mind, rather than drawing an image, and then trying to constrain it to palettes. It's much better to let artists choose their own limitations during the creation process, and just create the final product by exporting/converting. So which suggestion...

A customized graphic drawing software for NES can help the designer to stay within the limitations while drawing the picture.
Designing the graphic with modern softwares and then converting it to use with NES gives me really headache.
I bet nes designers used such a customized software back then.

I think we need a tool that let people design their picture inside of it and then generate chr.bin name.bin and palette.bin

Thank you it works now

What is the rule to arrange those colors?
Do I have to visually check out the adjacent colors and put them in one group?
Is there any tutorial on how to covert a picture to tileset, name table + attribute, palette?

I swapped (drag and drop) and replace (ctrl + drag and drop) the palettes.
But as you can see the whole colors are messed up!

Kasumi wrote:
The palette of the image you uploaded is seen on the left, above.

What is the name of this software?