Jun Sung Kim \(???\) typed:
By the way, this mailing list seems nearly dead...
Just like the newsgroup news:comp.sys.msx :-(
All the discussions and news can be found on online forums like
www.msx.org and www.msxposse.com these days.
unfortunately like MSX...
No :-)
Cheers,
Don't forget to mention that there are also some irc channels where
active ppl meet!
server / channel
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Jun Sung Kim \(???\)
Hello MSXers!
I have questions about Z380
1. Is Z380 dead? (Zilog site says Still Active...)
2. Can I access I/O devices exterally attached in the range of the internal I/O
space?
By the way, this mailing list seems nearly dead...unfortunately like MSX...
Greetings from Korea,
Jun.
Ah...
Hi there:
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site that
(unfortunatelly) I don't remember its name or URL. Anyway I've kept a
screenshot that I downloaded, and I have the doubt about what game
really it is.
Here goes:
I can email you the image this weekend. However it should be at funet.
gtz,
robert
From: Jetze Mellema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MSX] Game question
Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2003 09:34:49 +0200
Is this game downloadable somewhere?
I have a GT
Yes, so do I.
Thank in advance!
Jetze
http://www.mellema.net/homecomputers
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From: Max Celedon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 8:28 PM
Subject: Re: [MSX] Game question
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 11:25, robert wilting wrote
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site that
(unfortunatelly) I don't remember its name or URL. Anyway I've kept a
screenshot that I downloaded, and I have the doubt about what game
really it is.
Multiplex maybe.
Multiplex would be my guess too.
Greetz,
PM
Subject: Re: [MSX] Game question
Definetly Multiplex.
From: Max Celedon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MSX] Game question
Date: 06 Aug 2003 11:05:54 -0400
Hi there:
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 11:25, robert wilting wrote:
I can email you the image this weekend. However it should be at funet.
gtz,
robert
Ok, I'll be waiting :)
Thanks!
Max
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On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 11:46, robert wilting wrote:
Definetly Multiplex.
And Does Anyone have more screenshots availables ??
Was this a game for Turbo-R ??
Regards from Chile,
Max
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Definetly Multiplex.
From: Max Celedon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MSX] Game question
Date: 06 Aug 2003 11:05:54 -0400
Hi there:
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site that
(unfortunatelly) I don't remember
From: Patriek Lesparre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MSX] Game question
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 22:18:13 +0200
Definetly Multiplex.
And Does Anyone have more screenshots availables ??
Was this a game for Turbo-R ??
I don't know of any other
Definetly Multiplex.
And Does Anyone have more screenshots availables ??
Was this a game for Turbo-R ??
I don't know of any other screenshots.
It was indeed a turboR game, with many layers of parallax scrolling and
multiplexed sprites (hence the name :P). Very impressive :)
Greetz,
At 18:48 6-8-03 +0200, you wrote:
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site that
(unfortunatelly) I don't remember its name or URL. Anyway I've kept a
screenshot that I downloaded, and I have the doubt about what game
really it is.
Multiplex maybe.
Multiplex would
Hi,
Some years ago I saw a game screenshot in a japanese MSX game site that
(unfortunatelly) I don't remember its name or URL. Anyway I've kept a
screenshot that I downloaded, and I have the doubt about what game
really it is.
Multiplex maybe.
Cheers,
Manuel
Thank you for infos!
Ciao,
Enrico
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Hi,
I'm not expert in Midi and other MSX music formats, but I have a quick
question:
- with Meridian, can I manage also MBM files and use the Music Module
keyboard?
-Meridian supports only Midi and Moonsound? In this case can I save songs in
MBM? (with some limitations in instruments, of course
- with Meridian, can I manage also MBM files and use the Music Module
keyboard?
AFAIK you can't use the Music Module keyboard (yet).
Meridian does import MBM music, I think...
-Meridian supports only Midi and Moonsound? In this case can I save songs in
MBM? (with some limitations in instruments,
Roy Hagmansen wrote:
Hey I am A Msx'er from Norway and I am trying to learn how to code in c
so that I can help making software for Msx.
I am having trouble with my HSH scsi card... I dont have any software
for it( like fdisk, cdrom reader and so on ) and was wondering if anyone
could
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Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 12:49 PM
Subject: Re: Introduction and Question about Hsh Scsi Interface
Roy Hagmansen wrote:
Hey I am A Msx'er from Norway and I am trying to learn how to code in c
so that I can help making software for Msx.
I am having trouble
Hey I am A Msx'er from Norway and I am trying to learn how to code in c so
that I can help making software for Msx.
I am having trouble with my HSH scsi card... I dont have any software for
it( like fdisk, cdrom reader and so on ) and was wondering if anyone could
send me a web to find it or
At 04:36 17-12-01 +, you wrote:
This leads me to yet another slightly lame question - the player seems to
support just about every sound standard possible (except OPM ;) ) and even
has support for four SCCs and two MSX-AUDIOs. Now I understand how the
SCCs work - they map into memory space so
Richard,
Yoa are right about i/o based devices being active in whatever slot you
place them. The slot select system only affects memory space, not I/O space.
It is therefore easy to get a conflict with overlapping i/o addresses,
especially since not all manufacturers did a good job in decoding
] It's called AUDIO1-2.PMA and is found on
] ftp://ftp.bifi.msxnet.org/waterland/MUSIC/AUDIO1-2.PMA
]
] IIRC it contains a text file and a Dynamic Publisher file which describes
] the changes.
Please note that the text is in dutch. Still need to translate it to English.
Kind regards,
Alex
] ... - I just heard SME3 player running on my
] NMS8245 with a hacked-up PC disk drive and it's absolutely wonderful!
Thanks :-)
] This leads me to yet another slightly lame question - the player seems to
] support just about every sound standard possible (except OPM ;) ) and even
] has
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Alex Wulms wrote:
] ... - I just heard SME3 player running on my
] NMS8245 with a hacked-up PC disk drive and it's absolutely wonderful!
Thanks :-)
No problem - a very useful program! I just spent a few hours soldering up
a sampleRAM mod for my Toshiba MSX-AUDIO (NOT an
First of all, let me say a big, BIG thankyou to all who have helped me get
my MSX system up to scratch - I just heard SME3 player running on my
NMS8245 with a hacked-up PC disk drive and it's absolutely wonderful!
This leads me to yet another slightly lame question - the player seems to
support
Hiyas,
A bit offtopic but i would like to know a bit of
information about the IRC bot used
in the MSX irc channel. I am searching for a good
channel bot but i cant seem to find one. Could anyone plz give me information as
to where to get that MSX channel bot ?
Thx
come to undernet, #msx, i am sure the experts can help you
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From: w.kuipers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 22:01
Subject: Offtopic irc question
Hiyas,
A bit offtopic but i would like to know a bit of information about
search the web for a eggdrop bot
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From:
w.kuipers
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 10:01
PM
Subject: Offtopic irc question
Hiyas,
A bit offtopic but i would like to know a bit of
information about the IRC bot
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a
serial cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Don't connect the COM port to anything other than RS232, because the COM port
signals are at 12V.
You can convert the voltages using some chips and condensators.
The
I am looking into PICmicro chips (integrated cpu, some memory and lots of
read/write pins) and was thinking of building a `joynet accelarator' with
it: it should just buffer all reads and writes until they are used. This
way you can increase the speed of a joynet link (or a different type, if
, 2001 01:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Just a question...
Hi
I think that none, Com port uses +12V and MSX game port uses +5V, but you
can connect it to parallel port, so you can connect msx parallel port to pc
parallel and connect it using 8 bits, i make this and pass real time
Hi folks,
According to this table/homepage:
http://www.epanorama.net/documents/pc/pc_graphics.html
The horizontal frequency of EGA is 21.85 Khz.
Do you know if the EGA monitor could be used as a CGA monitor ? If it
can synchronize at 15.75 Khz ?
Have
On Monday 24 September 2001 23:02, you wrote:
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a
serial cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Don't connect the COM port to anything other than RS232, because the COM port
signals are at 12V.
JoyNet can be used between
Sorry, will not work. Ega monitors are not usable as cga monitor, too
different.
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From: Werner Augusto Roder Kai [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 00:01
Subject: A question for monitor experts...
Hi folks,
According
Okay...
I've got a question...
ehmz.
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a serial
cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Just by making a little program on MSX that keeps checking for data...
I'm not a hardware guy, but I have an idea, and I just am
and multiplicate the speed but
comunication it isn´t as secure.
Sorry for this embarrasing / bad english message.
At 01:02 25/09/2001 +0200, you wrote:
Okay...
I've got a question...
ehmz.
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a serial
cable (com port on PC and joystick
a question...
Hi
I think that none, Com port uses +12V and MSX game port uses +5V, but you
can connect it to parallel port, so you can connect msx parallel port to pc
parallel and connect it using 8 bits, i make this and pass real time
captured video with a philips 8280 to a PC. but only
Hello,
I made some mistakes in my last mailing, and now I'm going to ask anything
right!
We from MSX World would like to know what people and which groups will come
to the Bussum Fair in september this year.
This is for organisation reasons, so that we can look if it is interesting
for us to
Hi
I've updated my little page about the Zemina RAM expansions:
http://www.arrakis.es/~ivalat/zeminaMSXboxes.html
Ivan
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I'm currently working on a new tniASM. It'll feature all the stuff I had
initially planned for the first 2 versions but never made it. One month
ago
I began rewriting tniASM from scratch, using 100% my own code. In the
previous versions some tools were used that limited its development, most
d-fader wrote:
Maybe a really good idea is defining HOW your macro's should be interpreted
I suggest you wait until it's released and then e-mail me comments and
suggestions. I'm currently still contemplating how to handle macro
arguments exactly but it's gonna look something like this:
only get
slow-downs for the data fetch.
But since I do not know how GEM has been written, I can not answer this
question for you.
Since Patriek hasn't answered on this one...
Internal RAM will always be faster. Use it if possible.
However 4MB external RAM will enable you to run more games
Since Patriek hasn't answered on this one...
Heh, so you read up on your e-mails and encountered this ancient mail? ;)
Maybe some parts of the emulation core can be put in the internal RAM
That's the idea. I have a huge list of things to be done for the next GEM.
But I'm also working on
I try to load megaroms with execrom.com or loadrom.com, in dos1 or dos2
ExecROM doesn't work with Mapper.
ExecROM requires a MegaRAM to run MegaROMs.
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://www.adrpage.cjb.net MSX:
slow-downs for the data fetch.
But since I do not know how GEM has been written, I can not answer this
question for you.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
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] 2. The internal mapper is (in many cases) located in a higher slot the
] external mapper is located in. When the system boots up, the first slot
] with RAM is used (except for MSX turbo R, which for some reason always
] selects the internal memory mapper). So using only the largest mapper is
Alex Wulms wrote:
] 2. The internal mapper is (in many cases) located in a higher slot the
] external mapper is located in. When the system boots up, the first slot
] with RAM is used (except for MSX turbo R, which for some reason always
] selects the internal memory mapper). So using only
Hello,
The situation: NMS8250: internal mapper 128kB, external 1MB
How do I prevent the use of the internal mapper so I don't lose time switching
slots?
Can I block or disable the internal mapper (with a programm)?
hope you can help
Bye,
Bastiaan
At 11:33 31-5-01 +0200, you wrote:
On 31 May 2001, Bastiaan MSX wrote:
Hello,
The situation: NMS8250: internal mapper 128kB, external 1MB
How do I prevent the use of the internal mapper so I don't lose time
switching
slots?
Can I block or disable the internal mapper (with a
On Thursday 31 May 2001 20:39, you wrote:
The situation: NMS8250: internal mapper 128kB, external 1MB
How do I prevent the use of the internal mapper so I don't lose time
switching slots?
Can I block or disable the internal mapper (with a programm)?
What programs are you running?
And under
I try to load megaroms with execrom.com or loadrom.com, in dos1 or dos2
Bastiaan
-Original Message-
From: Maarten ter Huurne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: local.msx.int
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2001 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: 2 mapper speed question
On Thursday 31 May 2001 20:39, you wrote
BiFi wrote:
DOS1: no standard routines, no memory management routines,
[...]
DOS2: you should use the memory management routines.
You need to request segements.
Ans the solution (hm...hm...) is caled MemMan (for Memory Manager)
by MST. Have a look at:
On Thursday 31 May 2001 19:36, you wrote:
I try to load megaroms with execrom.com or loadrom.com, in dos1 or dos2
On a 8250, under both DOS1 and DOS2 the primary mapper will be your 1024K
external mapper. Unless execrom.com or loadrom.com explicitly select blocks
from other mapper
Me, myself and I spoke:
[MemMan ... f***g commercial ;-)]
Well, erhm, of course, MemMan doesn't serve you any
purpose if you just want to play (cracked) ROMs ;-J
Eric
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Slot expanders are available. Sunrise still sells them www.msx.ch, maybe
they will ship internationally.
-Original Message-
From: Brendan Cross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 May 2001 21:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Memory question
And for my next sarcasm brilliant
Hans Otten wrote:
Many articles on memory upgrade (not all translated, so check the figures)
on my website www.geocities.com/msxhans
Also check www.hansoranje.demon.nl
You can also buy an external memory expansion cartridge.
Greets
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True, much easier, less risk!
-Original Message-
From: Ivan Latorre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 May 2001 18:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Memory question
Hans Otten wrote:
Many articles on memory upgrade (not all translated, so check the figures)
on my website
And for my next sarcasm brilliant /sarcasm question... where would I get
a RAM-expansion cartridge? Also, where could I get a cartslot splitter? I
have a feeling that two cartridge slots will all too soon become too little
for me
Brendan Cross wrote:
And for my next sarcasm brilliant /sarcasm question... where would I get
a RAM-expansion cartridge?
Ese Artists' Factory: http://www.hat.hi-ho.ne.jp/tujikawa/ese/
Contact: Kazuhiro Tsujikawa mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Product Name: Nice Memory Ukkarikun
Memory size: 4 MB
This is probably a stupid question, but... how do I upgrade the memory on my
MSX2? If possible, I'd like to upgrade it to 4MB. ^.^ It's an NMS-8250,
with, built-in, 128KB ram 128KB VRAM.
_
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from
Many articles on memory upgrade (not all translated, so check the figures)
on my website www.geocities.com/msxhans
Also check www.hansoranje.demon.nl
-Original Message-
From: Brendan Cross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 May 2001 03:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Memory question
I don't know this, so if one of you can give some help here, he'd be very
grateful (and so do I for that matter).
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 08:39:41 EDT
Subject: Hi ! Metal Gear Question!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows DE sub 217
Hi!
Perhaps
I don't know this, so if one of you can give some help here, he'd be very
grateful (and so do I for that matter).
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 08:39:41 EDT
Subject: Hi ! Metal Gear Question!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows DE sub 217
Hi!
Perhaps you can
Hi Guys Girls,
Perhaps I can shed some light on the subject.
The difference between PAL, NTSC and SECAM is the way the colour is 'encoded' in
the signal.
The difference between N, M, BG and I is the space (in MHz) between the picture
and sound signal (it varies (if memory serves) between 4
On Tuesday 17 April 2001 16:09, you wrote:
Hmm, this question is too general, I think.
-Which MSX computers can be used with both PAL/NTSC systems?
An MSX1 is either PAL or NTSC.
Depends from MSX1 model :)
That wat I said in the previuos lines, they are fixed.
I was wondering
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, David Heremans wrote:
On Tuesday 17 April 2001 16:09, you wrote:
Hmm, this question is too general, I think.
-Which MSX computers can be used with both PAL/NTSC systems?
An MSX1 is either PAL or NTSC.
Depends from MSX1 model :)
That wat I said
David Heremans wrote:
I was wondering, we always talk about PAL vs NTSC. But in in France they use
Secam. It uses the same resolution and intensitie(=black and white) coding as
PAL, but the colorchannels are different. Using PAL on a Secam system will
display only the black and white version
Saku Taipale wrote:
Yes, but standards are so near each other that nowadays all television
sets should be capable to handle PAL/Secam differencies without any
problems.
Probably only with Europe. I doubt many american TV sets
can handle PAL-BG/SECAM and I can assure only a few
Brazilian TV
I always saved on a seperate formatted disk
no chance of overwriting game data that way
~Grauw
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From: "Albert Beevendorp" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 10:45 PM
Subject: Re: Snatcher question
At 16:14 30-3-01
I feel really stupid to be asking this, but, in Snatcher, what disk do you
insert when saving the game with Metal Gear? I tried Disk 1 (judging from
the number one when prompted for the disk), I tried a disk with an SD
Snatcher save also on it... it crashed both times. Could someone tell me
At 16:14 30-3-01 -0400, you wrote:
I feel really stupid to be asking this, but, in Snatcher, what disk do you
insert when saving the game with Metal Gear? I tried Disk 1 (judging from
the number one when prompted for the disk), I tried a disk with an SD
Snatcher save also on it... it crashed
Your advice was almost correct; the saves are actually stored on the first
disk, which I needed to deprotect.
Original Message Follows
From: Albert Beevendorp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Snatcher question
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 22:45
]
Subject: Re: Snatcher question
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 22:45:41 +0200
At 16:14 30-3-01 -0400, you wrote:
I feel really stupid to be asking this, but, in Snatcher, what disk do you
insert when saving the game with Metal Gear? I tried Disk 1 (judging from
the number one when prompted for the disk), I
To get the cartridge working close the switch and call the boot.
Something like (in Basic)
def usr=0 : u=usr(0)
will do a boot.
poke hf346,1
_system
also works very often.
and it doesn't reboot first.
and ofcourse you can put vdp(10)=0 first...
~Grauw
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On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 08:21:31AM +0100, Hans Otten wrote:
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge, if the
cartridge
is interted after the boot/has a switch and is switched on after boot
To get the cartridge working close the switch and call the boot.
Something like (in Basic)
def usr=0 : u=usr(0)
will do a boot.
poke hf346,1
_system
also works very often.
and it doesn't reboot first.
Will CALL SYSTEM start a cartridge?
hmmm maybe it was disks...
haha
From: "Brendan Cross" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cartridge question
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 22:12:22 -0400
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to
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Subject: RE: Cartridge question
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 08:21:31 +0100
Hi Brendan,
NEVER insert a cartridge in a powered running MSX.
Power off and then insert it.
The chance of destroying the video chip that way is about 100%.
If you disable the cartridge with a switch (which mea
Which brings me to my next question; how is a ROM dumped? Although I know
that one of my two games, Nemesis II, has already been dumped, I've never
seen a ROM of Super Triton anywhere.
Original Message Follows
From: "Bjorn Boye Skjoldhammer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 13:07, you wrote:
Unfortunately, that command doesn't help me much here. The problem is that
cartridges use whatever video mode is active when they are booted.
Therefore, even though the cartridges were written for NTSC televisions,
they boot in PAL on my NTSC
Brendan Cross wrote:
Which brings me to my next question; how is a ROM dumped? Although I know
that one of my two games, Nemesis II, has already been dumped, I've never
seen a ROM of Super Triton anywhere.
There are many ways. Out of the blue, I can
think on two safe ways but there's probably
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 08:21:31AM +0100, Hans Otten wrote:
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge, if the cartridge
is interted after the boot/has a switch and is switched on after boot?
NEVER
] The MSX will not see the cartridge, boot in its normal.
] To get the cartridge working close the switch and call the boot.
] Something like (in Basic)
] def usr=0 : u=usr(0)
] will do a boot.
]
] Another option is this:
]
] defusr=h7d75:a=usr(0)
] I'm not sure how standard this is, but
] On Tuesday 13 March 2001 13:07, you wrote:
]
] Unfortunately, that command doesn't help me much here. The problem is that
] cartridges use whatever video mode is active when they are booted.
] Therefore, even though the cartridges were written for NTSC televisions,
] they boot in PAL on my
Classical! It works great, booting directly to cartridge! Thank you very
much! Nemesis II is fun to play, even in black-and-white. ^.^
Original Message Follows
From: Sean Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cartridge question
Date: Tue
At 15:07 13-3-01 +0100, you wrote:
Another option is this:
defusr=h7d75:a=usr(0)
I'm not sure how standard this is, but it seems to work on all machines
I've tried it on. This doesn't work for cartridges that wait for the
disk controller to initialize (like Metal Gear 2, Game Master 1 2,
Kings
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge, if the cartridge
is interted after the boot/has a switch and is switched on after boot
it is)
Hans
-Original Message-
From: Brendan Cross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 03:12
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cartridge question
Please excuse this possibly-stupid question; I'm new to MSX. ^.^;; Is it
possible to boot from MSX-Basic or MSX-DOS 1 to cartridge
On Tuesday 27 February 2001 16:28, you wrote:
That's possible as well, to use a recursive flooding algorithm. But I think
it's messier to implement, especially in assembly.
Hm, that's why you should define the *algorithm* as a recursive one and then
use some recusrion removal tactics for
Hi msx'ers!
some weeks ago I started with a little msx game, but now I'm a bit stuck.
I don't know how to explain my question exactly, but i'll try ;)
I have to make a ball disappearing routine just like in puyo
puyo/klax/collumns
and all those other games.
for example, if I have this matrix
On Tuesday 27 February 2001 15:33, you wrote:
I have to make a ball disappearing routine just like in puyo
puyo/klax/collumns
and all those other games.
for example, if I have this matrix (serie of ball's):
12436531
14312262
41222432
it has to change in something like this one:
Hmm
I was thinking about an algorithm similar to the maze-pathfinder... Percolation...
Recursive What about that, oh great programming guru Maarten?
;-)
(ANd please send me a private mail, I haven't heard from you in weeks!!)
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX 4 EVER! (Questions? The Ultimate MSX
Manuel;
What about that, oh great programming guru Maarten?
Duh - ripping an Java algorithm of the internet and presenting that
on a silver platter is not the essence of a 'programming guru'.
That's more like 'script kiddie'...
Eric (*real* programming guru)
huge ;-) /huge
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Okay, now prove it!
Grtjs, Manuel
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Hi,
I'll add an example, I hope that helps understanding the algorithm.
I'll take your example game field:
(the numbers are the colors of the balls)
12436531
14312262
41222432
I'll label the balls using uppercase letters:
ABCDEFGH
IJKLMNOP
QRSTUVWX
The initialisation of the union find data
Nice method indeed!
In this matrix, group A isn't removed. Is that a mistake in your example or
did I misunderstand your removal rule and should group A in fact not be
removed?
He probably only wants balls removed that form a row. In any direction, of 3
balls long. This pattern:
x
x
x
1101
10110011
01000111
In this matrix, group A isn't removed. Is that a mistake in your example
or
did I misunderstand your removal rule and should group A in fact not be
removed?
your "ballremoving" routine was very nice, but actually I only want the
balls to be removed, if there are
On Tuesday 27 February 2001 16:28, you wrote:
I was thinking about an algorithm similar to the maze-pathfinder...
Percolation... Recursive What about that, oh great programming guru
Maarten?
That's possible as well, to use a recursive flooding algorithm. But I think
it's messier to
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