Here is what I was doing that didn't work. Open 2 instances of BizHawk. Open 2 instances of TAStudio. paint some inputs in one instance, then copy them. On the other instance Edit -> paste will not be available. (But, right click paste is still possible, as is ctrl+v. After you paste in this way once, the edit -> paste option becomes available.) So I guess it's just a minor anomaly, I should have experimented more.
Commodore 64 games tend to have a long load period (1000-6000 frames), and when I have a marker on the first non-lag frame, I need to wait for TAStudio to scan in from the beginning of the lag frame clump when I try to hop back to said marker. Example .tasproj Jumping to Level 1(+1), Level 2 or Level 3 markers should trigger the problem.
I think this run would provide a lot of interesting commentary about how NES works, what the NMI glitch is, and how TASers exploited it.
Language: lualocal FILENAME_PATTERN="C:\\ALL\\YOUR\\TRACE\\LOGS\\GO\\HERE\\%s\\frame-%06d.trace"; local DIRECTORY="TESTING"; -- Directory C:\ALL\YOUR\TRACE\LOGS\GO\HERE\TESTING must already exist function on_frame() exec("tracelog cpu " .. string.format(FILENAME_PATTERN, DIRECTORY, movie.currentframe())); end function on_frame_emulated() exec("tracelog cpu"); end
Since I anticipate a new BizHawk release within the next couple of months (been a while since the last one and Alyosha is probably itching to release GBHawk), can we get an update to the latest mGBA version when that happens? I believe there have been a number of additional timing fixes that would be nice to have in the latest BizHawk version.
I thought, why don't we fix it in avisynth? Then I thought, wait a minute, what's also the problem with adding variable halo size to avisynth? And killing fucking antialiasing that breaks low-res subtitles? I googled for a little bit, and I think this is what we need to switch to, fork, add our features, and pull request them to! https://github.com/pinterf/AviSynthPlus/releases (MT branch) AVS+ has been tested and it seems to allow seamless replacement. But it also supports lots of awesome things out of the box. And is being developed as we talk!Language: lolfreesub ------------------------- ------------------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | subtitle 2 line 1 | | subtitle 1 line 1 | | subtitle 2 line 2 | | subtitle 1 line 2 | | subtitle 2 line 3 | ------------------------- ------------------------- subtitle (and bihhalo) ------------------------- ------------------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | subtitle 1 line 1 | | subtitle 2 line 1 | | subtitle 1 line 2 | | subtitle 2 line 2 | ------------------------- ------------------------- subtitle 2 line 3 (out of bounds)
[21:01] <Masterjun> I finally made a FAQ page
[21:01] <Masterjun> satisFAQtion
[21:01] <Mothrayas> yay
[21:01] <EZGames69> That took FAQing ages
[21:01] <Evil_3D> *insert FAQ joke here*
[21:01] <Masterjun> you keep doing the same joke
[21:02] <Mothrayas> we've already gone through all the FAQ jokes
[21:02] <Masterjun> and that's a FAQt
[21:02] <EZGames69> Gfdi guys
[21:02] <Mothrayas> well I have like one left
[21:03] <Masterjun> did you manuFAQture it yourself?
[21:03] <Mothrayas> yes
[21:05] <Masterjun> FAQe news
[21:06] <Mothrayas> so here's the setup
[21:06] <Mothrayas> Often times when you're wondering about things, it helps a lot to have some self-reflection. Have a good think about exactly what you are unsure of, see if you can find the solution, and if you can find it, it helps you towards independently finding good answers and being able to continue on without the help of others. So, what you should do is frequently ask yourself a question, and see if you can think of an answer and find the solution on your own.
[21:06] <Mothrayas> ...
[21:06] <Mothrayas> In other words, go FAQ yourself.
[21:07] <Masterjun> omg this time it even makes sense!I had a little problem when I added new frames on a TAStudio file, it was like I copy-paste a frame on each new ones just with play button. Is it a mistake by my person or is it a bug ?
