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Anyone else having trouble opening that? The older versions worked fine, but this one gives an error message saying that it can’t start because “MFC71.DLL” can’t be found.
But it sounds good, nice work.
http://www.driverskit.com/dll/mfc71.dll/1921.html
download the dll and put it in ur systems dir i think…
Wrong, ElSemi’s emulator uses a sprite filter that can’t be disabled, and MAME is using the original game resolution, stretched to fit your damn screen.
Thanks, works great now. This thing is so fun to play around with! If only there was a simple way to copy and paste palettes, making direct transfers very quick. Combined with the ability to select any palettes you want (hold Ctrl for anyone who doesn’t know), you could get some nice results in a short time. Maybe I should stop being so lazy. :lol:
i think programs done its best, its amazing, how do i stop mame from auditing every time i start it cause i cant play colours online.
Yea I’ll make a thread to stop cluttering this one up.
If you want to patch the mame, go to options, select mame exe. After you patch the 51, select patch mame exe (or check auto-patch after the exe is selected, and just patch normally). Note that only the vc version of ddemame 117 is supported (thats all I use) but if you need another version let me know.
And that copy idea sounds good.
you audit your games while your original is there. then turn off auditing and just replace the .zip with the folder and don’t re-audit
Crap. This is better than all of that mame patching
EDIT: No new thread so the cluttering will continue!
http://www.momoshare.com/file.php?file=8f2c581e1f6e83ffdba2e3880d4a41c2
The same with no need for the MFC dll.
SuupaBuu This ROCKS!
Cheers!
Had a bit of a play this morning with some obvious edits:
Really quick and easy to use. Might wanna stick a read me in there in case people get lost.
why does it take so long for the “CD” to load in SFIII:TS emulation?
there are nocd japanese versions
update makes my life a lot easier 
thx
CPX3 update:
[LIST]
[]Icons for interface finished
[]Able to return to interface from in-game
[]Currently settings are adjusted through EMULATOR.INI file
[]Optimizations made to virtual memory usage, now runs smoother than ever
[*]Option to main aspect ratio[/LIST]
ElSemi has also commented that the slowdowns caused by the sprite-zooming can be fixed causing the emulator to run at a constant 60FPS!
How you may ask? He plans to handle the zooming via Direct3D (D3D). Simply genius if you ask me. He has planned to take a short break from coding though which he really does deserve.
Source: Speksnk
Dreamcast emulation is starting to come along nicely. Given that NAOMI is nearly identical to Dreamcast (double the system and video RAM, but with an identical CPU), it’s not impossible.
There’s Chankast:
http://www.chanka.org/
DEmul:
http://demul.emulation64.com/
…And others.
With that said, it will take an enormous amount of processing power to do it. It’s a 200MHz SH-4 processor, PLUS a PowerVR 3D processor for video. We’re not talking simple stuff here.
3GHz+ x86 CPUs plus newish video cards are the recommended minimum for Dreamcast emulation at the moment.
Quite frankly, I don’t see why people get so giddy over DC/NAOMI emulation. Given that you can pick up a DC off eBay for $20, and given that the console spits out native 480p RGB/VGA, it’s a cheap, readily available console with arcade perfect ports of MvC2 and CvS2. I’ve got 2 consoles in arcade machines at home (1 horizontal for fighters, 1 vertical for shmups) and honestly they’re one of the best consoles you can buy for arcade translations. I don’t see why anyone would bother with an emulator.
Netplay, hackability (palette editors, etc), it can be portable (laptops), it’s free (although maybe not legal depending on the laws where you live), the list goes on. Emulation is rad.
There’s no place were it’s legal, AFAIK.
The same reason people were giddy about CPS3.
- online play
- readily accessible to any computer (I can put MAME on a thumb drive and play it at college, and people also like to play on their laptops)
- they don’t have to take out a console and put in a CD everytime they want to play a certain game
- and some people such as myself enjoy being able to take screen shots, alter the way the game is rendered by using screen effects, and even being able to record video/inputs.
no american? If not, links to the japanese version please?
You can change the region in the dipswitch settings to USA (among many others)