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Hey so I have been trying to convert this SNES init tutorial to HiROM http://wiki.superfamicom.org/snes/show/Writing+Your+First+SNES+Program and have been facing a few issues. So initially I did the first part of what bazz specifies here: http://www.cs.umb.edu/~bazz/snes/wladx/loromtohirom/ and got ...

The closest thing would be briefly shorting 5V and Ground. Please do not do this. I can attest to the fact that this works (I recently made a SNES controller on a breadboard: http://instagram.com/p/lQjHxEP9S- ) and was trying to modify the buttons to work a different way and accidentally touched gr...

Just wanted to say that I did, in fact get a cartridge to work with the Swap Bin method and a 4001 chip. Took a bit of cleaning after the soldering but I did get it to work. (in case it matters for some reason, it is a lo rom game (originally gradius iii) on a SHVC-1A0N-01 board https://31.media.tum...

Every address pin doubles the rom size. If A19 = 1mbyte, then A20 would be 2mbyte, A21 would be 4mbyte, etc... I never tried swap bin on smaller than 1mbyte chips but I suppose it could work. In theory at least, a 4mbit (or smaller) ROM is never going to address the space that a 801 chip could acce...

I am planning to burn a few ROM's I am working on to cartridges and I happen to have a bunch of 4001's laying around. My question is that if I alter the ROM image with SwapBin in the SNES Rom Utility, will it work an m27c4001 (I am only working with 4 Mbit/ .5 MByte ROM images or less)? I am not com...

rainwarrior wrote:Kinda gives me an Amiga Juggler flashback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yJNGwIcLtw

cool I've never seen that one. Though my first thought was of Earnest Evans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvtauwFULPM

Hey I have two SNES's that are not working properly * one has issues with rotation/scaling other PPU-related issues, but otherwise loads and plays games properly * the other will load only a "black screen" when the power is applied, and sometimes some graphical garbage for different carts....

this is pretty great, I saw a similar older version of this kind of thing on your youtube (it was a snake-type creature though). I came across your youtube a long time ago before I frequented this forum so didn't realize they were the same person. This however is way more impressive. Are you still w...

glad you got it to work, just saw this post. I would recommend getting a programmer that is at least enclosed if it isn't cost prohibitive for you. I have heard good things about this one: http://www.mcumall.com/comersus/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=4282 I have this one: http://www.batronix...

I don't know if this sounds sketchy to you, but I have had good experiences with this online service so far: http://www.zamzar.com/convert/gif-to-pcx/ I know in some old tutorials Bazz mentions Jasc Paint Shop Pro. I remember this being a popular program in the early 2000s, and I think it is still f...

I have one of these, pretty sweet.

ha If you've got a lot of time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMFptx4OYMA I am much more careful now, and I have one of these "tweezer"-type deals to grip IC's for removing them from sockets and I find even then sometimes the pins get bent a little. It's also good to have a cart you can ...

I know they are relatively pricey, compared to the prices you are talking about for the INL cart or flash chips, but I would recommend getting a flash cart anyway. I am trying to get a super everdrive with a usb port for dev stuff that I am doing, but I have found that some hacks don't perform as ex...

I got the effect I was looking for.

The code is a little janky in places (apologies in advance), but it is relatively well commented.

What it looks like:

The wording is what is confusing you... Yeah I had come across the other documentation which you posted which was why I was confused in the first place. I discovered the No$SNS ("no cash") emulator has a VRAM viewer which is EXTREMELY helpful. Has a feature where you can view the OAM tabl...