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Claude got busy simulating the SNES PPU at the hardware level then corrupting it just to give lil' old me some nostalgic SNES glitches for my CRT display.

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NOW ACCEPTING PRE-ORDERS FOR SNES GCC!! (Link in replies!) I'LL ALSO BE GIVING A SNES GCC AWAY! Giveaway ends 11:59pm EDT July 31st, 2023. HOW TO ENTER: - Like this post - Retweet this post - Follow me! I am very pleased to be able to announce the launch of SNES GCC! As mentioned in a previous post, SNES GCC is an upcycling project that takes broken or scrap GameCube Controller boards and puts their hearts and souls inside of a SNES Controller form factor! SNES GCC isn't just any ordinary Digital GCC Gamepad either, the D-Pad's inputs are treated as left analog stick inputs giving greater GameCube game compatibility! It also keeps rumble intact as well as allows the user to remap the Y and Z buttons via DIP Switches on the SNES GCC motherboard. Each SNES GCC will be hand-crafted, utilizing original GCC hardware, fully refurbished 2nd hand original SNES/SFC Controller shells, buttons, and button pads, and a black paracorded OEM GCC cable with a grey plug! All for only $65! Consider putting a pre-order in today! :) And good luck to all of you who enter the giveaway! Cheers!

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I want to shoot an old CRT TV with this - just as the dog comes up to laugh at me - payback for childhood trauma: 😤
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✨ Added a CRT curvature distortion to pieter™ now It takes the Em-DOSBox and processes it in WebGL and builds a new with the distortion of a classic CRT screen which had this convex curvature (like an old TV) even though the screen itself was square I had this working on DOSBox on MacOS and on Linux with CRT-Pi shader, but on web it doesn't support shaders so I had to build my own with Claude Code in JS, very easy I remember trying this a year ago and Claude Code fucked it up so bad that I gave up, so I think the models have improved a lot Tomorrow I'll try add some scanlines, it really helps make the simulation more passable (and nostalgic!) 😊👌

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YO ADRIAN! I DID IT! Update on my TMNT SNES port. This is the most extensive OAM overhaul I've ever done with a port, and I'm damn proud of myself! Lot of reverse engineering with the OG OAM engine, and I was finally able to incorporate a new method of writing to the buffer. This game does some heavy ADC/TAX for OAM buffer rotation to try to work around the sprite flicker. But that ADC/TAX rotation was complicating things for me when I was trying to incorporate a 16-bit index engine. What is also tricky, is that this game uses 8x16 sprites, and what is special on the NES, its hardware creates the bottom 8x8 sprite tile, without the need of the OAM to have it present. You can't do that on the SNES, you have to create that 2nd 8x8 sprite tile within code. The reason this is such a big deal, is before with 8x16 titles i've worked on, I would first simply copy the games original oam buffer to my snes buffer, but that addded alot of extra cpu time, this is present in my Legend of Zelda SNES port. Later ports I've done, I don't do that anymore, I modify the games original storage of OAM values, and send them directly to my custom snes OAM buffer, eliminating extra cpu cycles. So what's the big deal? My method of doing 8x16 sprites, is using my first 256 byte oam buffer for the top 8x8 tile, and my second 256 byte oam buffer for the bottom 8x8 tile. The issue I was having, was errors with sprite priority when sprites overlap each other. I noticed this right away during the dam sequence where the turtles have to disarm the bombs. Here is a before and after my port. Now I can finally move on with the port! 🙂

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