DesMuMe mods !!!

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by NHervé

I would do that because I think a software renderer will be more accurate.
For example, I tried to implement 3D/2D blending for alpha, but it's glitched because OpenGL probably does not handle it correctly. Also, when Mario is invincible, he has a rainbow effect, only Nocash software renderer can emulate it, OpenGL cannot emulate it.

Well, it surely will be more accurate, but at the expense of speed. Emulating the blending would be probably more straightforward using a GPU: remember that "basically" GPUs are huge interpolating machines.

And don't take nocash openGL renderer as a reference: it works, but it's far from good or fast. For example, shadows aren't emulated through the openGL driver, and it's rather trivial to make it work :P

[dreampeppers99]

shashClp great explanation

[NHervé]

Do you think native wiimote support would be useful in DeSmuME ?

[dreampeppers99]

NHervé ... Sure....

My answer is "YES"

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by NHervé

Do you think native wiimote support would be useful in DeSmuME ?

Personally I don't care. I coded an application that supports it a while ago, and it's easy to get it working :P

[ShakirMole]

nice idea
Something different and will surely look impressive

[NHervé]

Okay. The mod 3 will feature NATIVE wiimote support and GlovePIE won't be needed.

[Low Lines]

Is there any reason why the mod3 version crashes when I run a game on it? My computer is running Vista, but the mod2 works fine and I do have SDL in the directory folder...

Also, nice to see some cooperate work going on

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by Low Lines

Is there any reason why the mod3 version crashes when I run a game on it? My computer is running Vista, but the mod2 works fine and I do have SDL in the directory folder...

Also, nice to see some cooperate work going on

Probably because it isn't released, that I know of :P

[Daejien]

Um... I'm not that good with the source thing... so can someone teach me how to do it?

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by Daejien

Um... I'm not that good with the source thing... so can someone teach me how to do it?

Why would you need to touch the source code? There's an included .exe version on both versions of the mod :P

[Daejien]

Why would you need to touch the source code? There's an included .exe version on both versions of the mod :P

It says when I click it

desmume.exe - Unable To Locate Component

This application has failed to start because SDL.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.

[ShadowPlayer]

I had the same problem,just google SDL.dll and download it.

[Daejien]

Thank you! I guess I owe you guys one

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by Daejien

It says when I click it

desmume.exe - Unable To Locate Component

This application has failed to start because SDL.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.

And why don't you google "SDL.dll" in the first place? And what would that have to do with the source code? It's not like using desmume is rocket science hard, please try to use the brain a little before asking on forums :P

[Daejien]

I'm actually new to this sort of thing...

Personally I've noticed a few little problems with the emulator... nothing serious... its just there is sometimes areas of the screen that turn Lime green

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by Daejien

I'm actually new to this sort of thing...

That's not an excuse, the error message was quite clear.

Originally Posted by Daejien

Personally I've noticed a few little problems with the emulator... nothing serious... its just there is sometimes areas of the screen that turn Lime green

Could you please report it with a bit of information? Like which game were you trying, and where it happened. Else it's like saying: "Something hurts on my body" and let us guess the rest.

[Daejien]

Originally Posted by shashClp

Could you please report it with a bit of information? Like which game were you trying, and where it happened. Else it's like saying: "Something hurts on my body" and let us guess the rest.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney... its basically the soft green text is lime green... where the arrow is there is a square of lime green, when decisions come up, they're surrounded by a box of lime green... the evidence when you select it, the square is lime green... when you get it... the square flashes lime green, and when you call an objection... there is a lime green touchscreen with a bunch of sprites that look like doors and tiles on it

I've also noticed that save states are not supported and it tends to freeze... which causes you to have to revert to last save because it does NOT recover.

[Low Lines]

Originally Posted by shashClp

Probably because it isn't released, that I know of :P

Oops, was late and I was half alseep...i meant mod2 that's not working properly, it boots up a game, u see a brief fps flicker and then it crashes...

[shashClp]

Originally Posted by Daejien

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney... its basically the soft green text is lime green... where the arrow is there is a square of lime green, when decisions come up, they're surrounded by a box of lime green... the evidence when you select it, the square is lime green... when you get it... the square flashes lime green, and when you call an objection... there is a lime green touchscreen with a bunch of sprites that look like doors and tiles on it

Although I can't test the mod 2 version (it crashes here), it seems to be a bug with the old source code base of desmume. I told NHervé quite a lot of times to update his sources to latest CVS version, but apparently he didn't. If you are able to build the latest official CVS from it's sources, you'll see it working perfectly (just tried).

Originally Posted by Daejien

I've also noticed that save states are not supported and it tends to freeze... which causes you to have to revert to last save because it does NOT recover.

Save states are not as stable as one would expect. Just DON'T rely on them. Personally I don't have any interest on fixing them, due to too many reasons to explain now.