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you can "paint" everything with that paint/glue except the remaining contacts. i can't imagine how you can solder a metal layer on this contact. soldering tin is not very adhesive and this is a blank piece of metal.

nice idea, but practical impossible. i don't think you can solder them that precisely that it's still playable and you can't solder them that they will last "foreever". with normal soldering they will fall apart easily, i guess. so i would go for the other option, to decrease the size of the...

edit...oops mistake. i caan't really see, how the contacts "get contact". what actually is touching these 8 contacts? edit2: if the contact is made by this round "contactor hat", it would be possible to shorten the bigger contacts with an isolator.

that is a thing, i cant figure out: GPH produces this product without having it tested before. although it seems this way ;) if i ran a company, i would test a product i like to mass produce before mass producing it...

btw, is there already a fix for the problem of the color-changing area, if you push the stick too hard? is it enough to just loosen the screws a bit? btt: very nice stick. i'm so looking for a (reproducable) solution for my stick.

wow! i just tried it and it is absolutely playable. absolutely great! this means very compatible C64 gaming on our little GP2X :) only the colors are a bit washed out, i guess it's because of your early, too bright dev-unit. thank you very very much.

i just set up this environment today and i can compile some examples successfully. but i can't manage to get SDL working. i installed the SDL files like it is said in gp2xuserguide and now the SDL files are in C:\devkitpro\devkitGP2X\include and C:\devkitpro\devkitGP2X\include\SDL and...

rename it to "lynxboot.img"

the authors project page is updated and the screen size is now fullscreen (version 01a). but i still can't hear sound although he was talking about sound... maybe it's just in progress or so. and opt1 and opt2 is mapped to volume + and -, so i'm not sure, how you can control the volume.

i just came home from my christmas vacations and i want to continue working on my project this evening. i guess, i'm doing everything correct, but i have no idea, what "compiling with -O0" means. i posted my "all in wonder" makefile obove and i have really no clue what it does. the string "-O0"...

yes, the lynx had few games, but some really good ones. - Warbirds (3D-WW1 flight action) - Slime World (great multiplayer labyrinth game) - Xenophobe (shooting aliens in space stations)

how can i see, if i'm using DMA? as far as i know, i didn't do anything. except some functions of the mr.mirko set using DMA...

thanks franxis :) but i too guess, theres something wrong with the clrmame.dat i can take toki.zip (0.97) and load it and get it running (there's text output that some files are wrong, but it works). but after using clearmame, the file is 1MB smaller and can't be started anymore. and btw. can...

great news, awesome. thanks for this port :) i absolutely love the C64 and frodo left a few games unemulated. anyone tried "Fort Apokalypse" yet? thanks snaff and merry christmas :)

do you want to implement the picture into the executable? because there's also the option to load the bitmaps from file like a skin. (i guess the NK-emus do it this way). so there's no real hurry and everyone can create/use own skins...

yea, i got it working now and implemented it in my game, but it's very crackling noisy right now. it even makes noises if no sample plays. i have to test a few things...

hm, im somehow stuck :( i found an example in Mr.Mirko's SDK that does exactly what i want to do. but i can't compile it. the example contains everything, even the makefile. the makefile ist: # This Makefile is very easy to use ! # Only edit PRG and OBJS # Dont touch anything else CC =...

ahh cool, thx for the replies. ok, i'm messing around with it, will have a look at spiv's mlib. strange, i thought audacity could export as "raw data", but it can't. must have mixed up something....

cool, toki :D great work Franxis. can't wait for it :)

hi, i have a few question in adding sound (effects) to a game. as i never did something with sound before, i'm a bit confused. in some threads there's some diskussion about sound in general, but i couldn't find anything that helps me. in which format do the sound files have to be, so that i...