[Vanya]

Hey. I just noticed that the patch isn't working on FCEUX 2.2.2
It just brought up a grey screen. I tried an earlier version of the patch so it is likely a problem with the emulator.

[Bisqwit]

Hey. I just noticed that the patch isn't working on FCEUX 2.2.2
It just brought up a grey screen. I tried an earlier version of the patch so it is likely a problem with the emulator.

I tried FCEUX 2.2.0 and FCEUX 2.2.2, and it works well in both...
But what doesn't work is that bringing up the PPU viewer always crashes/disables Aero (regardless of ROM).
However, now that I test it, I'm not sure whether collecting clues still works properly.
March 20, 2014, 09:58:32 am - (Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days.)EDIT: I got the gray screen on real hardware... But only when I accidentally burned a version with wrong mapper!



In other news, considering that I also do PIC programming and other related stuff once in a while, I ordered an universal programmer (TL866CS) from Alibaba. It arrived today. Yay!

[Vanya]

FCEUX 2.2.2 still gives me a grey screen from the moment I load it.
Nestopia 1.40 works just fine.
I'm going to test out some earlier version to see what happens.

This is the current patch I'm using: cv2eng-2_9_8_13-ntsc-stm24mwfmFrup4

[Bisqwit]

FCEUX 2.2.2 still gives me a grey screen from the moment I load it.

Please make sure you don't have an errant cheat code activated...

[Vanya]

Please make sure you don't have an errant cheat code activated...

nope. never even opened the cheat window before.

[Bisqwit]

Version 2.9.8.14 released!

Changes include:
-- Added Filipino (Tagalog) version contributed by Zynk Oxhyde. This enhancement is thus now available in five languages: Finnish, English, Japanese, French, and Tagalog. More languages may be upcoming.
-- Some workaround for the cursor flashing / disappearing bug in SRAM screen observed on Dendy / PAL famiclone consoles.

If you want to contribute a translation to another language, contact me. You will need to prove that you can work with text files in a specific format, by completing a test I give to you. The only tool you will need in the translation is a text editor, such as Notepad++ or Emacs.

[Carnivol]

If you want to contribute a translation to another language, contact me. You will need to prove that you can work with text files in a specific format, by completing a test I give to you. The only tool you will need in the translation is a text editor, such as Notepad++ or Emacs.

Been looking for something to whip together in Norwegian lately, so if you've got a spot open for a Norwegian translation; I'm all up for adding it to the agenda.

[Bisqwit]

Been looking for something to whip together in Norwegian lately, so if you've got a spot open for a Norwegian translation; I'm all up for adding it to the agenda.

That would be great! Please contact me by e-mail and I will give you more information. -> bisqwit@iki.fi

[Carnivol]

That would be great! Please contact me by e-mail and I will give you more information. -> bisqwit@iki.fi

Excellent. Shot you a mail now.

[Faan Waac Mienh]

Mind if I gave it a shot at translating into Iu Mien?

[Bisqwit]

Mind if I gave it a shot at translating into Iu Mien?

Whoa! I had never even heard of that language before.
Looks like it is written with just 26 latin letters, like English. How odd.
Sure, why not! That would probably the world's first Iu Mien language rom hack, too :-)

[Faan Waac Mienh]

Whoa! I had never even heard of that language before.
Looks like it is written with just 26 latin letters, like English. How odd.
Sure, why not! That would probably the world's first Iu Mien language rom hack, too :-)

Great! Thank you! I was looking for a project and Avi recommended me this one, I'm glad that you would consider my soon to be translation. 
Iu Mien never had its own writing system, it was only since 1984 when they finalized an Iu Mien Romanized unified scripture so it would be easier for Mien people around the world including non-Mien people to read, write, learn, teach and communicate purely in Mien. Yes, 1984, so this is pretty new-ish still, and not very many Mien folks know how to read or write in Mien. I'm hoping to help break that habit through video games and fan translations of randomness. Even if it's just game hacks, I have to start some where. 
Sorry for the little history lesson there, I like throwing it out there whenever I get the chance to. And yes, this will be the very first rom hack in the world in Mien, believe me on this. I've tried looking for Mien games, oh how I tried so hard...  (I forgot to mention that most Iu Mien people use "Mien" for short.)
So whenever it is possible for you, I would like to get started on this project asap.

[Bisqwit]

Just e-mail me and I'll send you information.

[hossbags2]

can you also include an option to turn off/on possibly dialog changes as to what TheAlmightyGuru did for the Redaction version.....also option to turn off/on false floors as well.

[Bisqwit]

can you also include an option to turn off/on possibly dialog changes as to what TheAlmightyGuru did for the Redaction version...

No. I don't like his changes. Sorry about putting it so bluntly.

..also option to turn off/on false floors as well.

It would be nice if you could see them with e.g. Dracula's eye, but there's no evidence anywhere suggesting that this kind of feature was planned for the game, and thus it falls outside the scope of this project.

[darkanx]

It would be nice if you could see them with e.g. Dracula's eye, but there's no evidence anywhere suggesting that this kind of feature was planned for the game, and thus it falls outside the scope of this project.

It's an awesome idea, however. I would like to request this feature as an optional/separate patch, please.

[Clippit]

Looks like a great opportunity to test my English to Spanish translation abilities. May I give it a try? If I get enough free time, of course.

[Bisqwit]

It's an awesome idea, however. I would like to request this feature as an optional/separate patch, please.

If someone spends effort in making that principally happen (for example, give me some assembler code that changes the trap floors/walls into a different texture depending on some runtime condition), I can consider putting it into the vending machine behind some secret/optional flag. It would probably be easy to permanently change those tiles, but the difficulty is in making it depend on a runtime condition.

Looks like a great opportunity to test my English to Spanish translation abilities. May I give it a try? If I get enough free time, of course.

If you wish to contribute a translation, just contact me by e-mail and I will send you a preliminary task and some information. (The same task and information can also be found in an earlier post in this thread, but I don't wish to re-post it in the thread, and I prefer to have dialog with the translator beginning from step 0.)
Is Spanish your mother tongue? I would prefer that each translation is created by someone who speaks that language natively. (Admittedly English is not my mother tongue, so my principle is a bit hollow.)

[MegaManJuno]

(Admittedly English is not my mother tongue, so my principle is a bit hollow.)

Although, your grasp of it seems better than many "native" speakers. I can't decide if that makes it all the more funny or sad.

[Clippit]

If someone spends effort in making that principally happen (for example, give me some assembler code that changes the trap floors/walls into a different texture depending on some runtime condition), I can consider putting it into the vending machine behind some secret/optional flag. It would probably be easy to permanently change those tiles, but the difficulty is in making it depend on a runtime condition.
If you wish to contribute a translation, just contact me by e-mail and I will send you a preliminary task and some information. (The same task and information can also be found in an earlier post in this thread, but I don't wish to re-post it in the thread, and I prefer to have dialog with the translator beginning from step 0.)
Is Spanish your mother tongue? I would prefer that each translation is created by someone who speaks that language natively. (Admittedly English is not my mother tongue, so my principle is a bit hollow.)

Even though I don't like to admit it, yes, Spanish is my mother language, and I always thought translating games could be kind of fun. Any idea of what could be done regarding Spanish's special symbols? "á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ, ¿, ¡" Maybe the accents could be skipped without it being a big deal, but some words require the "ñ" in order to sound properly.
...anyway, I'll be sending you an e-mail soon-ish.