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TmEE wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2020 1:28 pm Manual suggests @ or . in front of the label.
You can find the manual here : https://segaretro.org/File:SNASM68K_680 ... Manual.pdf

wow you're a life saver. I will hold this document closely to my chest and never let it go...........

correct syntax appears to be:

I am trying to use labels in a macro, but everytime I call the macro twice, I get a "label already defined" error. My only guess is that local labels may solve the problem. First instinct was to preface with a period (i.e .Loop instead of Loop), but the same error occurs. Maybe it's someth...

you know what, nevermind about what i asked. i have other ideas for audio that do not need to rely on the BIN file.

hello all, if I want to play an F#3 with max volume on sq1, I would do this in ASM: LDA #$7F STA $4000 LDA #$2D STA $4002 LDA #$01 STA $4003 if on FTM I create single entry under sq1 which has: "F#3 00 F" and export as bin, i see these hex in export: 10 00 0D 00 10 00 10 00 00 10 0E B8 0B ...

yes it looks like i forgot the #.

can anyone assist, for those who use NESASM?

i have decided to get into the habit of giving specific values labels. E.G, width = $16. Now if I LDA width, it loads #$00. this is driving me crazy cause the thing i am testing works if i LDA #$16. are we not allowed to label immediate values?!

1. You technically define the bounding box in your collision handling routine since that's what checks what pixels are colliding. So yeah you always define a bounding box in some way. 2. The $0200 RAM page can be named oam_buffer or oam_shadow or something, and to access $0203 (sprite 0's x-positio...

i have written collision in c# and c++ before, and it seemed to be an easy enough translation to asm 6502. here is my code below: 1. even though this works, is there a secret way that I am missing to do collision on nes? maybe shortcut? or do we always have to define bounding box? just curious 2. lo...

Sure. You can do that by incrementing a counter variable in your NMI: INC counter ; Goes in NMI Then define the glass routine like this: FlashTheGlass: LDA counter AND #%11 BNE DoneFlash INC $0212 DoneFlash: RTS Changing the AND will change the speed. If your animation has a power-of-two number of ...

thank you. I have added the delay routine. you know a better example would be if I wanted to animate that glass (simple example being cycling through 4 palettes to make it "flash") in my main loop, i have a JSR to "FlashTheGlass" code is below: FlashTheGlass: INC $0212 CheckGlass...

is there a proper way to add delay? probably what I am trying is artificial, but it's not working for me. I have a variable glassAnimationCounter. In the NMI, I have: NMI: LDA #$00 STA $2003 LDA #$02 STA $4014 LDX player_y STX $0210 LDA #$00 STA glassAnimationCounter MoveGlass: INC glassAnimationCou...

Not possible, without actually hacking the game ROM. I see. thank you for letting me know. If you're trying to make a stereo mod: don't. None of the music was composed/mixed with such in mind. Mono -- deal with it. NSF players (on Windows, etc.) are a different matter. You can certainly extract ind...

or can it only be extracted as both squares? the same could be asked about pin 2. would it be possible to extract all 3 channels individually?

on my nes I want to split all three channels (squares, bass, exp). at first I was going to split them into 3 audio jacks, insert into a mixer, mix as desired (this process would be dynamic), then out it all as 1 channel. can I avoid the above convoluted setup by instead using three 100k potentiomete...

Trying to figure out how to do it...

In FCEUX, you can say A==#0F

It would be very useful if anyone can help me figure this out, thank you.

I'm using bsnes-plus v073-3a