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Heh. Sorry if this is a bother or anything, but I'm wondering if, now with sprite smoothing, that idea I had earlier is possible...
How are you going about it, anyway?
How are you going about it, anyway?
Hey yo, Pete!
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I am pretty sure that it was a great idea, but I receive a lotta 'good ideas' from day to day, and I can't remember all of them (yeeeks, I am getting old), so you have to be more specific about it
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Ok...*digs up the topic*
http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7134
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http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7134
This one!
Known for it's ability to raise Kazzuya from the dead
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ah, yes, SuperEagle for textures... no, that's still not possible with my code... the
new 'sprite smoothing' is no software filter, it's a small hardware drawing trick
new 'sprite smoothing' is no software filter, it's a small hardware drawing trick
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Ah, I see.
I've been thinking...since the PSX was originally developed as an add-on for the SNES, the PSX hardware handling polys, textures and some of the sound, and the SNES handling the sprites, what do you think the chances are of somehow creating a plugin or some sort of function for an emu so that sprites are handled like they were on SNES hardware, and the rest handled as usual?
I've been thinking...since the PSX was originally developed as an add-on for the SNES, the PSX hardware handling polys, textures and some of the sound, and the SNES handling the sprites, what do you think the chances are of somehow creating a plugin or some sort of function for an emu so that sprites are handled like they were on SNES hardware, and the rest handled as usual?
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