Rewind?You won't have access to the snes classic features like the ability to rewind.
Rewind?You won't have access to the snes classic features like the ability to rewind.
played 20 mins of Aladdin , the first in almost 20 years, and its almost like i played it yesterday. Game has aged so well
I'm trying to find that file to know where it was saved but can't find it. why is it so important again?
Does Mario All Stars not run great or does it actually just bad and i dont remember.
The control feels off to me. I own the actual cart and the Wii version so maybe im forgetting.
...? You can hide games individually.However in the case you want to change one of the default games like using FF6 with a fan translation as opposed to FF3 for example. You cannot hide the default games on a individual basis, you must hide all 21 of them and re-add them manually via duplicate roms that will take up additional space.
However in this case if the default 21 games are hidden and say you add a hack of Super Mario World for example. It will show up.
So you can decide to use the default 21 games plus extras you want to add, or hide them and just copy over duplicates of the ones you really want. (As in my case for hiding them to not have Kirby's Dream Course in the library for example)
You won't have access to the snes classic features like the ability to rewind.
Can someone explain why choose 'uninstall' over 'flash original kernel' when reverting it to factory state?Nope, I uninstalled nothing, just chose 'Flash Original Kernel' and it took the dumped kernel and put it back on my SNES, which started working again normally after that.
Can someone explain why choose 'uninstall' over 'flash original kernel' when reverting it to factory state?
Gotta read the instructions. It says to flash back to stock first then flash to the latest version.Hmm I'm trying to flash the newer custom kernal over the old one (due to the old one apparently having power/heat issues) but it seems to be stalling at the initial driver install.
Which one is that 2.20? That still has power issuesHmm I'm trying to flash the newer custom kernal over the old one (due to the old one apparently having power/heat issues) but it seems to be stalling at the initial driver install.
Gotta read the instructions. It says to flash back to stock first then flash to the latest version.
Which one is that 2.20? That still has power issues
Are they PAL?Any reason why some of the games I added have some slow audio issues and that some the of the game's frames are bigger than the frames used in SNES Mini?
If you haven't done much of this yet, read the OP first so you have an idea of how everything works. You need to overmount the file /usr/bin/clover-canoe-shvc. Make a copy of it onto your computer, then make a text file named something like p0202_filter with two lines--
and a blank line underneath. Put the file you created in /var/lib/hakchi/rootfs/etc/preinit.d/Code:overmount /usr/bin/clover-canoe-shvc
Now, edit your copy of clover-canoe-shvc based on how you want your filters to behave. There are three relevant lines here.
Code:keep-aspect-ratio) options="$options -filter 1 -magfilter X" ;; //4:3 mode pixel-perfect) options="$options -filter 1 --pixel-perfect" ;; crt-filter) options="$options -filter 2 -magfilter X" ;;
-magfilter is what controls the display filter. Set it to 3 to disable the bilinear filter, or set it to 2 to enable the horizontal-only linear filter.
-filter controls the scanline filter. You can turn it on by setting it to 2, for example if you want to use scanlines in pixel perfect mode as well.
After you set it up how you like, copy that file to /var/lib/hakchi/rootfs/usr/bin/.
Do I need to unzip my ROMs before I load them, or does hakchi know what to do with them?
Do I need to unzip my ROMs before I load them, or does hakchi know what to do with them?
Are they PAL?
I can't get my dumps of Goof Troop and Panel De Pon to work. Just get a black screen every-time I try to start them.
That's just making the game way too fast.
OMG is this possible for Star Fox 2??
Yeah, though it makes the game really fast. Maybe I'm not used to it but I definitely missed out on some missiles heading to Corneria because I couldn't catch them in time with the overclocked FX lol
And this is on Normal mode.
This is fantastic and just what I'm looking for as well.
Don't suppose you could throw together a Dragon Quest I+II or V box.
Rewind?
When you make a savestate, you can rewind like 15 sec of gameplay. It's an advertised feature by Nintendo. Not too useful a feature really I've found, maybe for showing off a cool moment.
As someone who has never played it, I'd rather it be too fast and consistent in FPS than slow and janky.
When you make a savestate, you can rewind like 15 sec of gameplay. It's an advertised feature by Nintendo. Not too useful a feature really I've found, maybe for showing off a cool moment.