Snes emulation
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Tagrineth
Dragony thingy
Mmm... yeah, you CAN run ZSNES on a 32-bit desktop, however the graphics filters CANNOT work under any circumstances in 32-bit.
Edit: Added: Have to point out, though, that unless Snes9x does some really spiffy (and probably hellishly slow) hacking, it can't do graphics filters in a 32-bit window either - with the exception of its OpenGL mode or whatever.
Edit: Added: Have to point out, though, that unless Snes9x does some really spiffy (and probably hellishly slow) hacking, it can't do graphics filters in a 32-bit window either - with the exception of its OpenGL mode or whatever.
scotty
The Great One
could there also be another problem, like the size setting. I use 512x448 R WIN, would there be a preferred setting, or some configuration that might be doing this, I hear the black screen does this to a lot of people, yet many still use ZSNES. Could my graphics card be doing something, or is there something I didnt read that I had to do
I mean absolutely everything, all files ZSnes files and start afresh. I believe that ZSnes makes no registry entries (like Snes9x does), so a new download will be like installation for the first time. I can't see why that couldn't fix the problem (esp. if it was working previously at any point)
Tagrineth
Dragony thingy
scotty said:
640x480 is the most optimal resolution.
Saves on download size.
ZSNES uses exactly zero registry entries; every thing is stored in the CFG file. If you don't want to re-download the whole thing just delete the CFG
The idea is, the CFG gets created by the ZSNES executable with default variables if one isn't detected. Then, anything you change in the GUI simply changes vars in the config file. Simple enough, right? Trotterwatch
New member
Anyone here played Super Mario RPG on the Snes? Been playing it on ZSNes but have noticed a problem - only just started it and so am only in the Mushroom village. However whenever I talked to someone the text boxes have visible distortion around them (kind of like a flickering effect) for a second or so.
It's kinda annoying, tried the latest version of ZSnes as well as an older version both with the same problem. I have also used many different display modes, and disabled the new graphics engine all to no avail.
Anyone here know how to fix this minor though highly irritating bug? I'm off to download Snes9X to see if that fixes it.
It's kinda annoying, tried the latest version of ZSnes as well as an older version both with the same problem. I have also used many different display modes, and disabled the new graphics engine all to no avail.
Anyone here know how to fix this minor though highly irritating bug? I'm off to download Snes9X to see if that fixes it.
Yep, Trotterwatch, it is a bug in ZSnes. The screen flickers when you talk to people in Mushroom Town. This doesn't occur in Snes9x.
Also (although not a bug as such but annoys) when objects move into and out of the screen (eg. the Nintendo Logo in Killer Instinct and many others) it is not filtered in ZSnes whereas in Snes9x these effects are filtered.
I hope these get fixed at some point.
Also (although not a bug as such but annoys) when objects move into and out of the screen (eg. the Nintendo Logo in Killer Instinct and many others) it is not filtered in ZSnes whereas in Snes9x these effects are filtered.
I hope these get fixed at some point.
Trotterwatch
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Thanks for the confirmation that this is indeed a bug. So this will only happen in Mushroom Town, if so then I will probably just continue playing it in ZSNes.
Just tried playing it in the latest version of Snes9x - set everything up and loaded in one of my ZSNes savestates, the result was it loaded fine, but Mario wouldn't move (my controls work fine in all other games though).
Just tried playing it in the latest version of Snes9x - set everything up and loaded in one of my ZSNes savestates, the result was it loaded fine, but Mario wouldn't move (my controls work fine in all other games though).
On my computer is an unsolvable problem where Snes9x keeps asking for a CD everytime I pick load Rom. If I press continue, I can go on normally however. This is such an annoying problem!
I deleted the Snes9x registry many times as well as all my Snes9x files and the message still appears after a reinstall. That was the last straw for me. I could cope with the crackly sound and lack of workable netplay, but I can't cope with this persistant problem. (!)
I deleted the Snes9x registry many times as well as all my Snes9x files and the message still appears after a reinstall. That was the last straw for me. I could cope with the crackly sound and lack of workable netplay, but I can't cope with this persistant problem. (!)
ScottJC
At your service, dood!
thats because you're playing your games from a cd rom, and the emulator saved your rom dir from the cd rom, and it detects the cd rom is not there so windows throws a fit;
the only way to get rid of it is to either A: put a cd rom in your cdrom drive or B: Wipe out the setting snes9x uses that points to the cdrom,
The reason i know this is because i've had this problem with Gens
the only way to get rid of it is to either A: put a cd rom in your cdrom drive or B: Wipe out the setting snes9x uses that points to the cdrom,
The reason i know this is because i've had this problem with Gens
