[hello.littlered]

Yes, I know there are at least 3 Twewy threads right now - believe me, I checked.

Everything's working fine, except when I'm in battle. The top screen (Shiki) freezes during gameplay. I can hear sound from various things going on on the top screen, and the bottom screen (Neku) runs smoothly. It's half a game! Anyone had similar issues?

 

[Smilley]

That one's new. Could you post your system specs, No$GBA and No$Zoomer/NGZoom version and your No$GBA settings?

 

[hello.littlered]

No$GBA 2.6a
No$Zoomer 2.3.0.1

Settings are thus,
EMU Speed: Realtime, Auto
Reset/Startup EntryPnt: Start Cartridge Directly
Video Output: 24bit
3D Renderer: nocash
GBA Mode: VGA (poppy bright)
GBA Cartidge Backup: Auto
NDS: Auto
Soar Sensor Level: Bright Sunlight
Sound Output: Digital Stereo
Sample Rate: Medium (22kHz)
Multiboot Port: None
Multiboot Normal/BurstDelays: Medium/Medium
# of Emu Gameboys: 1
Link Gamepaks: Gamepaks in all GBAs
Link Cable Type: Automatic


What kind of system spec are you looking for?
I'm on Windows XP to start off.

 

[Smilley]

Try to put the sound output on Digital mono and the Sample Rate on 11kHz. All other settings seem to be OK. I suspected the Emu speed to be on something other than Realtime, Auto; but that's not the case here.
For specs, I meant both OS and hardware (most importantly CPU type and speed).

 

[hello.littlered]

That got it, top screen's moving well. Thanks so much!
Question though, does what I changed alter the speed of gameplay or just lowering some specs so everything can process more easily?

 

[Smilley]

I guess it lowers the specs needed. I noticed a similar thing when I used Numpad + to speed up Zelda: Phantom Hourglass during a boss-fight where you had to run around a lot.