Correctly binding the glvidbuffer as a texture to a QUADĪfter many video mode switches (all windowed), switching to full screen then back to window mode cases an SDL parachute exit try not to use too many video mode changes, and restart ZSNES every once in a while if you are just testing out video modes.Assign glvidbuffer to the destination pointer SurfBufD (instead of surface->pixels).Allocating enough memory space for glvidbuffer (use realloc).For this reason, the filters have been left out.
The current filtering code (in copyvwin.asm), it appears that the code forĬopy640x480x16bwin() causes memory corruption and sometimes segfaults when While it is not difficult to implement the hi-res features using The current code does not allow for many hi-res filter The video mode selection is taken care of by SDL, including full
glvidbuffer is then turned into a texture that gets bound toĪ QUAD whose size depends on whether ZSNES uses aspect ratio to display
Only the visible 256x224 pixels are needed and they are cropped into The SNES video buffer pointer is vidbuffer. The first 16 and lastġ6 column of pixels are not displayed (perhaps used as a scrollingīuffer?), so the only important part of the video buffer is the middleĢ56x224 pixels. The SNES video buffer has dimensions 288x224 (sometimes 288x239 forĬertain games however I have not come across any).
Install -Dm644 sktop /usr/share/applications/sktopįor other platforms than Linux, different flags may apply. ZSNES will help you relive those fond memories of battling your friends in Street Fighter at 3am in your parents’ basement.Install -Dm644 zsnes.png /usr/share/pixmaps/zsnes.png It is compatible with your favorite SNES games and gives you helpful options to customize your game experience. You can also enter cheat codes and select different game saving methods. ZSNES allows multiplayer gaming and lets you record movies of your game. The emulator lets you set speed, sound, and video options to customize your gaming experience. Some of the playable SNES games include Super Mario World, Star Fox, Donkey Kong Country, NBA Jam, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. ZSNES allows you to play SNES games, which are saved as ROM files that are identical copies of the game cartridge.
It allows SNES compatible games to be played on a Windows or Unix machine. ZSNES is a program that emulates the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) on your computer.