What game were you trying to inject? It usually says that if the game is modified somehow, like if you applied a patch for a rom hack, translation, or something like that.
Ok, that’s why. Pokemon glazed is a rom hack, and the database doesn’t contain rom hacks. You will need to type in the game’s name and stuff yourself. If you want to make it look more “official”, you can load a clean Pokémon rom and write down how the fields are loaded from the database. Then, just make it look similar when you type in the information for glazed.
Edit: You will also need to find a picture for the box art or the title screen to use for the game’s icon.
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Anyone else having issues with remapping controls on gambatte forwarder? When I try to set R, ZR, L, ZL, or X as GB buttons they don't work, but work fine as emulator functions (fast forward, slow, etc.)
Is this still being worked on? Anyone know if PSX or PCE CD forwarders will ever be implemented?
I have an issue.
When I play with the Pokémon Emerald (Spanish) CIA I made in NSUI beta27, it doesn't show the "clock-based events will not work", however, berries don't grow in the game.
However, berries do grow if I play with the rom I made the CIA from and exact same save file on VBA.
Just to make sure, I did enable one of the RTC savetypes.
When I play with the Pokémon Emerald (Spanish) CIA I made in NSUI beta27, it doesn't show the "clock-based events will not work", however, berries don't grow in the game.
However, berries do grow if I play with the rom I made the CIA from and exact same save file on VBA.
Just to make sure, I did enable one of the RTC savetypes.
OK, this might be a shot in the dark but maybe someone can help me out.
I'm trying to make a forwarder for Tengai Makyou Zero, which only works with snes9x 1.30 and above. The snes9x the NSUI forwarder seems to use is 1.21.
I've tried extracting the files from the CIA outputs and the emulator isn't stored there... and I've also looked into the forwarder files and it's not there either.
Basically, what path is the forwarder referring to for games running off of snes9x? All I'm trying to do is update the emulator from 1.21 to 1.30. Is it referring to the Retroarch cores? If so, which one? (there are 4 snes9x cores)
I'm trying to make a forwarder for Tengai Makyou Zero, which only works with snes9x 1.30 and above. The snes9x the NSUI forwarder seems to use is 1.21.
I've tried extracting the files from the CIA outputs and the emulator isn't stored there... and I've also looked into the forwarder files and it's not there either.
Basically, what path is the forwarder referring to for games running off of snes9x? All I'm trying to do is update the emulator from 1.21 to 1.30. Is it referring to the Retroarch cores? If so, which one? (there are 4 snes9x cores)
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Hello, thanks for the awesome work on the tools! I have noticed an issue:
Final Fantasy VI will show an invisible world map when injected via RetroArch PocketSNES. The red dot that shows where the party is can be seen, but the map itself is invisible. But there's something there, it can be seen occasionally when moving. The same issue does not occur for any of the other methods, I tested it for all of them. I'm thinking it could be an emulator settings issue, perhaps.
Another thing is that Snes9x doesn't allow to set custom aspect ratios for the display, while other RetroArch Emulators allow it. Are there any plans to implement the custom aspect ratio feature for Snes9x, as well?
Final Fantasy VI will show an invisible world map when injected via RetroArch PocketSNES. The red dot that shows where the party is can be seen, but the map itself is invisible. But there's something there, it can be seen occasionally when moving. The same issue does not occur for any of the other methods, I tested it for all of them. I'm thinking it could be an emulator settings issue, perhaps.
Another thing is that Snes9x doesn't allow to set custom aspect ratios for the display, while other RetroArch Emulators allow it. Are there any plans to implement the custom aspect ratio feature for Snes9x, as well?
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Hey. Any assistance on gettin' to work DBZ: Buu's Fury for the GBA?
Technicaly it should work without any patches, but it doesn't.
Technicaly it should work without any patches, but it doesn't.
I just tried injecting "1646 - Dragon Ball Z - Buu's Fury (U).gba" with CRC32 hash 01C1707F. The GBA VC was made with NSUI Beta 27, and it only gives you one save type option, EEPROM 64k.
I reached the part where you go to Grand Kai's mansion and touch the circle pad to save the game. Restarted the 3DS, launched DBZ:BF, and picked up from the last save point.
I think I used the Spanish version... let me check the CRC32 hash with the ROM I used.
EDIT: Well, it's wierd. I didn't used a spanish version, but neither the CRC32 has was the same as yours, it gave me DCF23468 as the hash. I'm gonna check if NSUI didn't used the correct save type.
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Well, it must be the ROM. I've checked and so far it should work. I'm gonna use another ROM. Thanks for the help TurdPooCharger!
Also, do you know anything about injecting Super Mario Ultimate for the NES? It just reboots itself when I try.
Also, do you know anything about injecting Super Mario Ultimate for the NES? It just reboots itself when I try.
Rom hacks don't always work with Virtual Console injections. If that game fails to launch as a NES VC, try your luck with VirtuaNES emulator.
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