Somehow this emulator is telling the game it's a CGB (gameboy color) when in fact it appears its only emulating a standard DMG (b&w gameboy). That Donkey Kong should have stopped with a message "only for gameboy color" but that is cool to see how it glitches out when you "force" it to run on DMG mode.
I keep getting "identifier screen ( and hConsole) is undefined". I believe that I have followed along complete and even watched the video frame by frame by frame and can not see what I am missing. MS VS 15.7.5
Its the same reason why more people in the general public know the name Kim Kardashian over Neil Degrass Tyson.... or Nicky Minaj over Noam Chomsky. It's not the fault of Javidx9's. Its because of the ridiculous society we have. - well this is MY opinion at least. Hahahaha
Thanks, in all honesty, about 30 minutes - the code base i used was well structured, with clear indications of where the display and input are performed. Given the simplicity of the platform, a couple of trial and error runs, and it was there.
On a cartridge like for gameboys, its, well, on the cartridge :D in something called SRAM back then, it needs a small battery to make sure its always got power or you lose your save.
An SRAM is just Static RAM (opposite to Dynamic RAM which needs to refresh its memory cells every X milliseconds). I believe game saves are saved on the HDD rather than the RAM in emulation software.
C++ is too hard. I'm learning C++ by myself. I've already finished "inheritance" and "operator overloading" and only thing left is "template". But... I can do nothing with my coding skill. I cannot make one of the simplest app by myself. When I code something...always bugs are here and there...and I cannot figure out what is the reason...Help me God!!
You don't learn how to write code You learn how to program Which requires problem solving, structure, and knowing which problems to solve. 10% learning syntax 90% figuring shit out So come up with a project based on what you think your current skills are and start building it. If you can get it basically, then add to it. Keep adding to it's complexity slowly but surely and you'll learn loads.
You don’t learn how to program by following tutorials, you learn by programming, pick a project even if it seems impossible and work at it, break it down into sub sections that are solvable, ask stack overflow for help if your stuck. The first “app” you write that’s somewhat useful or actually solves a problem and not just “print x + b = y “ or “sort this list of numbers” will make you realise how enjoyable programming is. My first app was a simple usb hotswap program it was terribly written and had many bugs, but it also made me realise that I was getting somewhere and iv never doubted myself since
6:33 that was the best sound emulation never made ..
They dont make things transparent anymore because it confuses and thus scares people.
people: *sees glass*
BREAKING NEWS: MASS HYSTERIA OVER SEEING ONE THING BEHIND A BIGGER THING DESPITE BIGGER THING COVERING ENTIRE THING BEHIND IT
Upvoted for the the term "nerd porn" lol. Bloody brilliant. Nicely done video. Thank you.
Don't lewd the code! You monster!
let's get that sound on the hardware speaker!!
:P
Somehow this emulator is telling the game it's a CGB (gameboy color) when in fact it appears its only emulating a standard DMG (b&w gameboy). That Donkey Kong should have stopped with a message "only for gameboy color" but that is cool to see how it glitches out when you "force" it to run on DMG mode.
Another nice job, I really liked it.
Cheers Saeed!
can you do a video on coding gameboy games with the gbdk and c++?
Maybe, I might do something along these lines this year. Its very niche specific though, so we'll see. XD
@@javidx9 that's so awesome. We look forward for your videos ab gameboy coding. I love your videos so much, btw.
Would be nice if you could fix the clear gameboy and put a video up of it working
I keep getting "identifier screen ( and hConsole) is undefined". I believe that I have followed along complete and even watched the video frame by frame by frame and can not see what I am missing.
MS VS 15.7.5
Just for the other viewers of this comment - Not ignored, but resolving on discord
How you don't have like 400k subscribers
he will soon have
2020 and he still have 117 k
Its the same reason why more people in the general public know the name Kim Kardashian over Neil Degrass Tyson.... or Nicky Minaj over Noam Chomsky. It's not the fault of Javidx9's. Its because of the ridiculous society we have.
- well this is MY opinion at least. Hahahaha
@@blackninja9400 200k
I would love to learn this are there books or tutorials on how to do this? I want to build my own hardware platform and run the emulator
Nicely Done. How long did it take you to figure out what changes to make to the code?
Thanks, in all honesty, about 30 minutes - the code base i used was well structured, with clear indications of where the display and input are performed. Given the simplicity of the platform, a couple of trial and error runs, and it was there.
Donkey Kong Land is a super hard game. You ever beat it?
Man + Kitchen = Mitchen?
Finally someone that wasn't copyrighted by nintendo ;)
Nice! Would be helpful to have a link to the terminal display code itself linked in the description
Awesome, as always.
Where is the save game stored?
On a cartridge like for gameboys, its, well, on the cartridge :D in something called SRAM back then, it needs a small battery to make sure its always got power or you lose your save.
Thanks, I mean when you dump the cartridge to file and play. Do you like emulate that SRAM?
An SRAM is just Static RAM (opposite to Dynamic RAM which needs to refresh its memory cells every X milliseconds). I believe game saves are saved on the HDD rather than the RAM in emulation software.
hey Javidx9! I was just wondering, have you ever played Crystallis for NES?
Hello, can you guys still access codeslinger?
How can we add sound to this boyyyyy
*I only play on console*
C++ is too hard.
I'm learning C++ by myself.
I've already finished "inheritance" and "operator overloading" and only thing left is "template".
But...
I can do nothing with my coding skill.
I cannot make one of the simplest app by myself.
When I code something...always bugs are here and there...and I cannot figure out what is the reason...Help me God!!
You don't learn how to write code
You learn how to program
Which requires problem solving, structure, and knowing which problems to solve.
10% learning syntax
90% figuring shit out
So come up with a project based on what you think your current skills are and start building it. If you can get it basically, then add to it. Keep adding to it's complexity slowly but surely and you'll learn loads.
You don’t learn how to program by following tutorials, you learn by programming, pick a project even if it seems impossible and work at it, break it down into sub sections that are solvable, ask stack overflow for help if your stuck. The first “app” you write that’s somewhat useful or actually solves a problem and not just “print x + b = y “ or “sort this list of numbers” will make you realise how enjoyable programming is. My first app was a simple usb hotswap program it was terribly written and had many bugs, but it also made me realise that I was getting somewhere and iv never doubted myself since
yo how're you doing now
01:44 well kind of no. you will always need hardware to run software...somewhere ;)
well, if the company owns it, they need to pay taxes on their inventory every year!
Look up prison versions that you're looking for. They're all clear.
4 years late but still wanted to let you know that this video is two seconds too long
Virtual Console on the Switch......ahhh.... wishful thinking....
Make the ps4 emulator!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Crack games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice video! Got inspired and update the original code to run in SDL2 and Visual Studio 2019.
repo here github.com/daltonbr/GameBoy
I think it's called *terminal*