Great, thanks for working on this! :thumpup:

Debugger question:
I’m trying to watch address 0x06000000 (the cartridge sram area) by pressing shift+enter, but it won’t jump there. Lower addresses work fine though. Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?

Also, any plan when the graphics viewer for VB will be in place?

[size=xx-small]That’s alright, girls generally tend to like older boys

It’s probably a loop somewhere that goes on for to long and overflows and make you write to places you didn’t intend to.

It’s a little hard to troubleshoot without the source code. If you’d like me to take a look but don’t want to post it in public yet, you could pm me with it and I’ll try to help.

Hey, I thought you had lost interest in this project (again)

BOGUS would be a good password

Hm, I don’t use Reality Boy anymore… I think everyone should really switch to only use Mednafen, it really is the better emulator in almost every aspect. (the only exception is that it lacks a char/map viewer).

I didn’t mean to sound like a douche though, sorry about that. It’s a good start for a game

Yeah, that’s what happens in Mednafen too. Did you even try this yourself? :thumpdown:

Nice intro though :thumpup:

It won’t fry it since they (snes adapters) always output 9V no matter what input they are designed for.

But I think US snes adapters uses a proprietary plug, so a PAL adapter won’t even fit?

Anyways, any adapter that fits and says 9V on it will work (as long as the polarity is correct ofcourse)

Do Virtual Girls exist but hide like boy ladybugs, and how can you tell which is which?

You can easily tell by their color; Virtual Girls are silver instead of red

“5 sensors”… what do they mean by that?

Isn’t that like a punishment to prevent you from being chicken and block all the time?

Hehe, jag sökte bara på “chu” och hittade tråden direkt

Men visst, den borde ju finnas med i spelsektionen också.

Rätt bra videos du lagt upp på youtube förresten, men har du testat Yeti3D i mednafen? Där funkar det utan att lagga för mig iaf…

it seems weird that both boards would have the identical problem.

Not really, since most of the address lines are actually shared between both displays. That means that a short on one side will affect both screens.

It’s right here :question:

There is no general requirement to pad them up to 16 megabit. That size is only chosen because of the size of the flashboy and other home made flash carts are that big.

I don’t know the details of what you changed, but great job!

Not only did it fix the right side column of the site, but also everything else that was wrong in IE8! (squashed drop-down menus, the white-on-red dates to the left of news posts, and the wrong sized search box). It looks almost perfect in IE8 now, only thing missing are some rounded corners here and there. And in the IE9 pre-beta, it does indeed look 100% perfect now :thumpup:

svenk91 wrote:
I like to put those small watch/computer/cartridge batteries on my tongue and suck on them like a mint. Gives a good tingly feeling!

You sick little monkey!

KR155E wrote:
Thanks! Now only missing “celestialeuphony.mp3”.

That one is from when you beat the game and the credits roll

They are constants in the sense that you can’t change their value after declaration, but you can’t use them for declaring other stuff because I guess the compiler can’t be sure that they have an assigned value yet.

I can confirm that they do
I got some of those new GP Powerbank Recyko+ (the new kind that supposedly holds their charge for up to a year if left unused), and one of them leaked in the charger while charging!

I just dried the battery off and tried to use it anyway, and it still works. I’ve charged it several times since then with no problems. It’s currently powering my wii remote

Sadly, this won’t get fixed in IE9 either by the looks of it (I just tried the site in the latest preview version).

It still looks as bad as in IE8 despite all claims that they are now following all the standards :rolleyes