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[tralala]

Le développeur bubble2k16 nous propose depuis quelques heures une nouvelle version de Snes9x_3DS qui passe désormais en v0.5. Au programme de cette nouvelle version de l'émulateur SNES nous retrouvons des optimisations sur les rendements graphiques, sur les transparences, avec des idées tirées de BlargSNES.

 

Il a aussi corrigé des problèmes de flickering (clignotements) et de couleurs sous Yoshi's Island et Donkey Kong Country 1 et 2, Earthworm Jim 2, et il amélioré la gestion du mode 7, Super Star Wars - Empire Strikes Back  fonctionne désormais parfaitement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

v0.5

Implemented major graphic rendering optimizations for color handling, transparency and window effects. Although codes from BlargSNES was not used directly, ideas came from BlargSNES. Some games that use windowing effects should see some / significant performance increase. F-Zero (US / EUR versions) run full speed. Super Mario Kart (EUR) runs full speed. Axelay (US) runs at a playable speed. Breath of Fire 2 battle transition effects are smooth. Super Mario World circular window fade-in/out effects are smooth. etc.

Fixed sprite flickering problems in Yoshi's Island and DKC2.

Fixed 256-color background problems. DKC1/2 and Earthworm Jim 2 intro shows up correctly.

Fixed Mode 7 BG2 problems. Now Super Star Wars - Empire Strikes Back (snowspeeder stage) works correctly.

 

 

 

Téléchargement : Snes9x_3DS v0.5 

 

[cyberfred91]

Merci

Ca devient super cet emulateur super nintendo .

[lorenzolamas]

[lorenzolamas]

wow! super améliorations! Super Mario Kart Pal tourne en full speed sans framesklip! c'est le jour et la nuit !

[smada]

Merci

[chronoss]

du top, merci

[cronos]

Merci au top tout ce qui ce rapporte à la snes je suis de très prêt ^^

[lorenzolamas]

v0.51 released. With some small fixes:

- Hires mode 5. Now Secret of Mana, Seiken Densetsu, Air Strike Patrol is playable, somewhat. It uses alternate frame flickering the achieve the pseudo-hires effect. Some of you may not like it... but this seems like the most optimal (at least from a performance standpoint) of achieving hi-res that is readable (especially for the Japanese version of Seiken Densetsu). I earlier tried doing filtering, but the Japanese text was way too difficult to read.

Turns out that I couldn't really implement the sprite layering fixes in time. It will require me to re-think some of approach that we render sprites to the screen. I'll probably have a look at it when I have much more time available.