How Do U Play Games On The Geepee32?
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rcx21000
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(1) Go and download a FW (multifw - www.deadcoderssociety.tk is good). Make sure you get the .bin file, not the .fxe file.
(2) Stick whateverItIsCalled.bin into your GeePee directory, and rename it to fw100k.bin
(3) If the game is a .fxe only, stick it into the GeePee director, run GeePee, File->Launch->FXE and select it. If it is .fxe, and lots of other files, goto firefly's site (google firefly gp32), and download makesmc. Make a .smc file out of the game, then launch GeePee, and do file->launch->smc, and select your file. If it is .fpk, download the Package tool from firefly's site, extract the files, then do what you would do for the extracted files. If it's .zpk or .smc, go find something else, because those are illegal (usually).
(4) Play the game w/o sound, and at 10FPS and get frustrated how horribly it plays
(2) Stick whateverItIsCalled.bin into your GeePee directory, and rename it to fw100k.bin
(3) If the game is a .fxe only, stick it into the GeePee director, run GeePee, File->Launch->FXE and select it. If it is .fxe, and lots of other files, goto firefly's site (google firefly gp32), and download makesmc. Make a .smc file out of the game, then launch GeePee, and do file->launch->smc, and select your file. If it is .fpk, download the Package tool from firefly's site, extract the files, then do what you would do for the extracted files. If it's .zpk or .smc, go find something else, because those are illegal (usually).
(4) Play the game w/o sound, and at 10FPS and get frustrated how horribly it plays
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TelcoLou
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What good is it then? I wanted to try it out a while back, to test Gigas Engine, without having to load it onto my SMC. I could never get it running either...
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Swiss_Cheeseman
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testing and debugging probably
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mattmagoo
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Peole use it for screen shots too, but its about 25% speed
i spoke to the author about the speed, im pretty convinced he's adjusting the timing based on the clock speed (something the hardware doesn't do) - as when i clock gigas down to the default processing speed it runs full speed on the emu, and if i remove the section of code which re-calculalates the timing based on how much its 'overclocked' from default, it works full speed.
but obviously that'll then run really slow on the real hardware so i have to normally make two different compilations, one for testing and one for hardware.
but he insists its just down to my computer being to slow, so who knows.
but obviously that'll then run really slow on the real hardware
so i have to normally make two different compilations, one for testing and one for hardware.but he insists its just down to my computer being to slow, so who knows.
I use it to make screenshots of my gigas project, other than that it's prolly really convenient for debuggers to test their stuff out...
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