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So I have a DMA queue specifically for VRAM and CGRAM transfers that's processed in v-blank. Everything seemed fine up until I noticed DMA would occasionally write to the incorrect address, despite verifying both the source and destination addresses in a debugger. Is there a specific time I'm suppos...

That's super cool congratulations on your progress! :) Now, that you have a huge animated sprite, some HMDA gradient, and sound working, you're all set to make a game! Do you have any plan for it yet? Something akin to Super Smash Brothers, though not entirely sure yet! :lol: There are still quite ...

Just uploaded this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7ce9sWMSz8

You may have run into the same pitfall that I did initially - the first two bytes of the driver and music files exported from the SNESGSS tracker describe the byte size of those files, and therefore should not be transferred to the SPC. Wow, you're a life saver. That did the trick; thanks a ton! I ...

Hmm, I've been trying to look more into the SPC-700 and implement the SNES GSS audio driver for my own game engine, but seem to have an issue. The driver data is transferred into SPC RAM at $0200 and is executed, but once I set a GGS command, SPC is either always busy (which results in a endless che...

Ah, okay, makes a ton of sense.
Thanks, guys!

Hello! I have recently taken an interest in programming for the SNES, and I've gotten to know the basics of the console's architecture. I've messed with sprites, backgrounds, tile collision, and simple horizontal-DMA effects, but I feel like I don't know enough to advance further into a large projec...