The Impossible Just Happened: WFC on DeSmuME - Page 23

**Luigi__** · June 15th, 2012, 23:37

Nothing new. Timing issues or something else makes adhoc tricky to implement properly.

Also yes I'm the only one 'working' on the wifi...

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rossvgrant · August 6th, 2012, 18:36

I just read 441 posts spanning across 23 pages in this thread trying to find out if there's a way to trade my emulated "Pokemon" to a physical NDS. Needless to say, I was unsuccessful and no longer care.

But I felt compelled to register on the forums. I really cannot believe the disrespect that the "developers" have shown to anyone with the curiosity to try this.

If you search for "desemume wifi" on Google, this page is one of the first to show up. So it's only natural that anyone with the desire to trade "Pokemon" or race in "Mario Kart" would give this a shot. Yet, anyone with a question has been metaphorically shat on by some elitist developers.

I'm paraphrasing, but this seems to be the general attitude :
"If you can't figure out how to compile your own experimental Wi-Fi protocols in C++ to work with DeSemuMe, then you need to give up and die. This is for developers, not just any idiot who can hit the download button."

That's kind of like a doctor coming into the ER and saying :
"Hey man, if you can't figure out how to patch up a bullet wound and stop massive internal arterial bleeding on your own then just give up and die. *This world is for real doctors, not people who just hit the "save me" button."

I'm just confused. Why make a public thread on an open forum about a popular and desirable subject for an Alpha stage emulator feature and then bite off the heads of anyone who experienced a hiccup trying it out? I have seen users insult others who tried to emulate this Wi-Fi feature, as if we should all know the digital architecture of a Nintendo DS emulator. I personally feel as though if you cannot make a user-friendly way of connecting to Wi-Fi, then don't make a public release.

But then again, I guess you don't spend all of your time and energy adding to a Nintendo DS emulator because you're good with people. (zeromus)

Sincerely,
Concerned Internet Citizen

ElijahTW · August 8th, 2012, 07:03

Here is the difference between your doctor analogy and a emulator developer....

You, or your insurance company is paying your doctor a massive amount of money to fix your gun wound - they are obligated (both to get your money, and to a certain extent by the law to provide treatment). The emulator is piece of software distributed for FREE, so they are in no way obligated to provide any level of service to you - including providing binaries or even treating anyone nicely.

I imagine they have a very good reason to not distribute binaries. It's probably a very buggy feature in it's current state (Not sure, don't keep up with NDS emulation) - therefore if it's easy to obtain, the forum is going to end up flooded with waves of noobs complaining about it not working.

In conclusion, there is no reason for you to complain. If can not resist the urge to complain, then you need to leave the forum, continue a long, happy life, and then die peacefully.

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Felix-Cat · August 11th, 2012, 04:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by rossvgrant

I just read 441 posts spanning across 23 pages in this thread trying to find out if there's a way to trade my emulated "Pokemon" to a physical NDS. Needless to say, I was unsuccessful and no longer care.

But I felt compelled to register on the forums. I really cannot believe the disrespect that the "developers" have shown to anyone with the curiosity to try this.

If you search for "desemume wifi" on Google, this page is one of the first to show up. So it's only natural that anyone with the desire to trade "Pokemon" or race in "Mario Kart" would give this a shot. Yet, anyone with a question has been metaphorically shat on by some elitist developers.

I'm paraphrasing, but this seems to be the general attitude :
"If you can't figure out how to compile your own experimental Wi-Fi protocols in C++ to work with DeSemuMe, then you need to give up and die. This is for developers, not just any idiot who can hit the download button."

That's kind of like a doctor coming into the ER and saying :
"Hey man, if you can't figure out how to patch up a bullet wound and stop massive internal arterial bleeding on your own then just give up and die. *This world is for real doctors, not people who just hit the "save me" button."

I'm just confused. Why make a public thread on an open forum about a popular and desirable subject for an Alpha stage emulator feature and then bite off the heads of anyone who experienced a hiccup trying it out? I have seen users insult others who tried to emulate this Wi-Fi feature, as if we should all know the digital architecture of a Nintendo DS emulator. I personally feel as though if you cannot make a user-friendly way of connecting to Wi-Fi, then don't make a public release.

But then again, I guess you don't spend all of your time and energy adding to a Nintendo DS emulator because you're good with people. (zeromus)

Sincerely,
Concerned Internet Citizen

I applaud you.
I'm not very good with expressing myself but that's exactly how I felt. Too much hostility for no good reason.

thelittlegumnut · August 11th, 2012, 04:06

yeah, the give up and die parts were a little unnecessary lmao. and it's a tad arrogant to call all the people that are following and caring about the project, "idiots who hit the download button". if it was sarcasm, they should know by now that it doesn't work through text! not even a single "

" hehehe.

i mean, come on people! we're constantly complaining about lack of members, yet we despise their questions. they may just be unaware of the difficulty.

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BeWop · September 9th, 2012, 07:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Muscab

Actually you can, I have tried once and it work like a charm. Don't remember where I got the tutorial from, but I'm pretty sure I got it from youtube. You can go to youtube and there are many tutorials available.

Would you mind telling me how you accomplished this/send me the youtube video?

AohoElite · October 11th, 2012, 17:43

So... Anything new on this wi-fi? Will we ever see a DeSmuME release with working wi-fi?
I guess maybe in 0.9.100 release xD

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Last edited by AohoElite; October 11th, 2012 at 18:14.. Reason: None of your Business

rem2905 · October 25th, 2012, 06:07

WiFi can be achieved. However, you need version 9.7. It took me about a half hour to set up the WiFi, but it was well worth it, and the WiFi unbelievably is very stable. I didn't think it was possible over an emulator at first to be honest. I have proof video's here just recorded from October 23rd to today. These video's were recorded by me on my stream at Twitch TV. I'm playing Pokemon White 2.

Oct. 23 - http://www.twitch.tv/classicgamingin...ed/b/336644875

Oct. 25 - http://www.twitch.tv/classicgamingin...ed/b/336771634

demonlord7 · November 10th, 2012, 08:21

hi, plz someone explain me how to enable wifi option in desmume 0.9.8 version while compiling it.

August 11th, 2012, 04:06	#445
thelittlegumnut Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Australia Posts: 433	yeah, the give up and die parts were a little unnecessary lmao. and it's a tad arrogant to call all the people that are following and caring about the project, "idiots who hit the download button". if it was sarcasm, they should know by now that it doesn't work through text! not even a single "" hehehe. i mean, come on people! we're constantly complaining about lack of members, yet we despise their questions. they may just be unaware of the difficulty. __________________ You say I'm crazy? I say you're talking to a gumnut.

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June 15th, 2012, 23:37	#441
Luigi__ Formerly NHervé Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Peach__'s castle Posts: 818	Nothing new. Timing issues or something else makes adhoc tricky to implement properly. Also yes I'm the only one 'working' on the wifi... __________________ Luigi__'s website - now open! -- If you're wondering where Mario__ is, he is currently saving Peach__ once again.

August 6th, 2012, 18:36	#442
rossvgrant Registered User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 1	I just read 441 posts spanning across 23 pages in this thread trying to find out if there's a way to trade my emulated "Pokemon" to a physical NDS. Needless to say, I was unsuccessful and no longer care. But I felt compelled to register on the forums. I really cannot believe the disrespect that the "developers" have shown to anyone with the curiosity to try this. If you search for "desemume wifi" on Google, this page is one of the first to show up. So it's only natural that anyone with the desire to trade "Pokemon" or race in "Mario Kart" would give this a shot. Yet, anyone with a question has been metaphorically shat on by some elitist developers. I'm paraphrasing, but this seems to be the general attitude : "If you can't figure out how to compile your own experimental Wi-Fi protocols in C++ to work with DeSemuMe, then you need to give up and die. This is for developers, not just any idiot who can hit the download button." That's kind of like a doctor coming into the ER and saying : "Hey man, if you can't figure out how to patch up a bullet wound and stop massive internal arterial bleeding on your own then just give up and die. *This world is for real doctors, not people who just hit the "save me" button." I'm just confused. Why make a public thread on an open forum about a popular and desirable subject for an Alpha stage emulator feature and then bite off the heads of anyone who experienced a hiccup trying it out? I have seen users insult others who tried to emulate this Wi-Fi feature, as if we should all know the digital architecture of a Nintendo DS emulator. I personally feel as though if you cannot make a user-friendly way of connecting to Wi-Fi, then don't make a public release. But then again, I guess you don't spend all of your time and energy adding to a Nintendo DS emulator because you're good with people. (zeromus) Sincerely, Concerned Internet Citizen

August 8th, 2012, 07:03	#443
ElijahTW Need more coffee. Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 5,086	Here is the difference between your doctor analogy and a emulator developer.... You, or your insurance company is paying your doctor a massive amount of money to fix your gun wound - they are obligated (both to get your money, and to a certain extent by the law to provide treatment). The emulator is piece of software distributed for FREE, so they are in no way obligated to provide any level of service to you - including providing binaries or even treating anyone nicely. I imagine they have a very good reason to not distribute binaries. It's probably a very buggy feature in it's current state (Not sure, don't keep up with NDS emulation) - therefore if it's easy to obtain, the forum is going to end up flooded with waves of noobs complaining about it not working. In conclusion, there is no reason for you to complain. If can not resist the urge to complain, then you need to leave the forum, continue a long, happy life, and then die peacefully. __________________

October 11th, 2012, 17:43	#447
AohoElite DeSmuME Supporter Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 10	So... Anything new on this wi-fi? Will we ever see a DeSmuME release with working wi-fi? I guess maybe in 0.9.100 release xD __________________ Elite Last edited by AohoElite; October 11th, 2012 at 18:14.. Reason: None of your Business

October 25th, 2012, 06:07	#448
rem2905 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3	WiFi can be achieved. However, you need version 9.7. It took me about a half hour to set up the WiFi, but it was well worth it, and the WiFi unbelievably is very stable. I didn't think it was possible over an emulator at first to be honest. I have proof video's here just recorded from October 23rd to today. These video's were recorded by me on my stream at Twitch TV. I'm playing Pokemon White 2. Oct. 23 - http://www.twitch.tv/classicgamingin...ed/b/336644875 Oct. 25 - http://www.twitch.tv/classicgamingin...ed/b/336771634

November 10th, 2012, 08:21	#449
demonlord7 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: India/Jammu Posts: 1	hi, plz someone explain me how to enable wifi option in desmume 0.9.8 version while compiling it.